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NVIDIA's GeForce NOW cloud gaming platform, designed primarily for game streaming, has been exploited by modder Zortos to gain full access to a Windows desktop environment. By leveraging an Install-to-Play (I2P) mechanism from Steam, Zortos replaced a game executable with a modified version that ope

Researchers from Tel Aviv University, Technion, and Intuit have unveiled a novel attack mechanism called 'HalluSquatting,' which exploits the hallucination behavior of modern AI agents to trick them into executing malicious code. Unlike traditional typo-squatting, this method leverages the AI's tend

Mozilla's 0din team has revealed a novel attack vector exploiting AI coding agents like Claude, where attackers can trick the AI into executing malware through a seemingly 'clean' GitHub repository. The attack leverages the AI's helpfulness by using multi-layered indirect steps to bypass conventiona

The article analyzes a critique from Cerebras CEO Frank Bruno, who argues that NVIDIA's greatest strength—its dominance in AI training—may also be its biggest vulnerability. As AI transitions toward real-time inference, architectures optimized for this new workload could challenge NVIDIA's supremacy

NVIDIA has become the backbone of modern AI infrastructure, with its data center revenue soaring from $15 billion in fiscal 2023 to nearly $194 billion in 2026. However, a Silicon Valley CEO argues that NVIDIA’s current GPU architecture, optimized for AI training, may be vulnerable as the industry t

Microsoft has come under fire after banning security researcher Nightmare-Eclipse (also known as Chaotic Eclipse) from GitHub, following a prolonged conflict over vulnerability disclosures. Eclipse had publicly released several Windows zero-day exploits, including BlueHammer, RedSun, and UnDefend, w