You might have heard about LLaMa or maybe you havent. Either way, whats the big deal? Its just some AI thing. In a nutshell, LLaMa is important because it allows you to run large language models (LLM) like GPT-3 on commodity hardware. In many ways, this is a bit like Stable Diffusion, which similarly allowed normal folks to run image generation models on their own hardware with access to the underlying source code. Weve discussed why Stable Diffusion matters and even talked about how it works.

LLaMa is a transformer language model from Facebook/Meta research, which is a collection of large models from 7 billion to 65 billion parameters trained on publicly available datasets. Their research paper showed that the 13B version outperformed GPT-3 in most benchmarks and LLama-65B is right up there with the best of them. LLaMa was unique as inference could be run on a single GPU due to some optimizations made to the transformer itself and the mo...

Mozilla announced today they are investing $30 million USD to build Mozilla.ai as a new start-up focused on "building a trustworthy, independent, and open-source AI ecosystem."..

Have you ever shared a photograph where you've redacted some sensitive information? Perhaps you've cropped out part of the image you didn't want others to see? Well, users of Google's Pixel Android smartphone might be alarmed to learn that pictures they've shared in the past may have been less discreet than they imagined. Read more in my article on the Hot for Security blog.

Security updates have been issued by Fedora (firefox), Oracle (kernel, kernel-container, and nss), and SUSE (curl, dpdk, drbd, go1.18, kernel, openstack-cinder, openstack-glance, openstack-neutron-gbp,, oracleasm, python3, slirp4netns, and xen).

A good open world game is filled with little details that add to a players sense of immersion. One of the key elements is the presence of background chatter. Each piece of dialog you hear is known as a bark and must be individually written by the games creators a time consuming, detailed task. Ubisoft, maker of popular open world gaming series like Assassins Creed and Watch Dogs, hopes to shorten this process with Ghostwriter, a machine learning tool that generates first drafts of barks.

To use Ghostwriter, narrative writers input the character and type of interaction they are looking to create. The tool then produces variations, each with two slightly different options, for writers to review. As the writers make edits to the drafts, Ghostwriter updates, ideally producing more tailored options moving forward.

The idea here is to save game writers time to focus on the big stuff. Ghostwriter was created hand-in-hand with narrative teams to help them complete a repetitive task more quickly and effectively, giving them more time and freedom to work on games narrative, characters, and cutscenes, Ubisoft states in a video release.

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The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has released eight Industrial Control Systems (ICS) advisories on Tuesday, warning of critical flaws affecting equipment from Delta Electronics and Rockwell Automation. This includes 13 security vulnerabilities in Delta Electronics' InfraSuite Device Master, a real-time device monitoring software. All versions prior to 1.0.5 are

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Utility began as a personal project, found its way into billions of devices:

Daniel Stenberg has observed the 25th anniversary of the curl open source project with the publication of curl 8.0.0, the 215th release of the command line tool, and a modest tele-celebration.

The name curl, originally rendered as "cURL" to emphasize its function, stands for "Client for URLs" or "Client URL Request Library" or its recursive form, "curl URL Request Library."

It's a command line tool and library for transferring data with URLs. Once installed on a device with command line access, curl can be used, through a text command, to send or fetch data to and from a server using a variety of network protocols.

Any developer who is serious about writing code that interacts over a network has probably used curl, or does so regularly. Presently, billions of devices rely on curl cars, mobile phones, set top boxes, routers, and other such items use it internally for data transfer.

"The curl project started out very humbly as a small renamed URL transfer tool that almost nobody knew about for the first few years," said Stenberg in a blog post. "It scratched a personal itch of mine."

4.0. It had 2,200 lines of code and had been adapted from projects known as httpget and urlget. As Stenberg explained, curl 4.0 supported just three protocols, HTTP, GOPHER and FTP, and 24 command line options. Version 8.0.0 can handle 28 protocols and 249 command line options.

"The first release of curl was not that special event since I had been shipping httpget and urlget releases for over a year already, so while this was a new name it was also 'just another release' as I had done many times already," he wrote.

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A customer of mine runs dedicated servers inside a foreign data-center, remote hands only. In such an environment you might need a disk replacement because you need bigger or faster disks, though also a disk might (start to) fail and you need a replacement. One has to be prepared for such a scenario, but fully wiping your used disk then might not always be an option, especially once disks (start to) fail. On the other hand you dont want to end up with (partial) data on your disk handed over to someone unexpected.

By encrypting the data on your disks upfront you can prevent against this scenario. But if you have a fleet of servers you might not want to manually jump on servers during boot and unlock crypto volumes manually. Its especially annoying if its about the root filesystem where a solution like dropbear-initramfs needs to be used for remote access during initramfs boot stage. So my task for the customer was to adjust encrypted LUKS devices such that no one needs to manually unlock the encrypted device during server boot (with some specific assumptions about possible attack vectors one has to live with, see the disclaimer at the end).

The documentation about this use-case was rather inconsistent, especially because special rules apply for the root filesystem (no key file usage), we see different behavior between whats supported by systemd (hello key file again), initramfs-tools and dracut, not to mention the changes between different distributions. Since tests with this tend to be rather annoying (better make sure to have a Grml live system available :)), Im hereby documenting what worked for us (Debian/bullseye with initramfs-tools and cryptsetup-initramfs).

The system was installed with LVM on-top of an encrypted Software-RAID device, only the /boot partition is unencrypted. But even if you dont use Software-RAID nor LVM the same instructions apply. The system looks like this:

% mount -t ext4 -l
/dev/mapper/foobar-root_1 on / type ext4 (rw,relatime,errors=remount-ro)

% sudo pvs
  PV                    VG     Fmt  Attr PSize   PFree
  /dev/mapper/md1_crypt foobar lvm2 a--  445.95g 430.12g

% sudo vgs
  VG     #PV #LV #SN Attr   VSize   VFree
  foobar   1   2   0 wz--n- 445.95g 430.12g

% sudo lvs
  LV     VG     Attr       LSize   Pool Origin Data%  Meta%  Move Log Cpy%Sync Convert
  root_1 foobar -wi-ao---- <14.90g

% lsblk
NAME                  MAJ:MIN RM   SIZE RO TYPE  MOUNTPOINT
[...]
sdd                     8:48   0 447.1G  0 disk
sdd1                  8:49   0   571M  0 part  /boot/efi
sdd2                  8:50   0   488M  0 part
 md0                 9:0    0   487M  0 raid1 /boot
sdd3                  8:51   0 446.1G  0 part
  md1...

The North Korean advanced persistent threat (APT) actor dubbed ScarCruft is using weaponized Microsoft Compiled HTML Help (CHM) files to download additional malware. According to multiple reports from AhnLab Security Emergency response Center (ASEC), SEKOIA.IO, and Zscaler, the development is illustrative of the group's continuous efforts to refine and retool its tactics to sidestep detection. "

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Microsoft has stated that they are aware of the issue and are investigating, adding that they will take action to help keep customers protected.

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In a world where clear and independent reporting struggles to get heard in a sea of sensationalized clickbait, the German Heise group is generally recognized as a reliable and accurate news source.

For several days last week, an unknown number of visitors to heise.de were denied access to the companys reporting. Instead, they found themselves redirected to Germanys anti-piracy website blocking portal and statements that had no basis in fact.

Silently Blocked For Several Days

A Heise analysis, published Tuesday, reveals that the publication first learned of issues affecting access to its website last Friday, March 17. More messages from readers were received on Monday, and all reported the same thing. When attempting to access heise.de, web browsers responded with a certificate error and an explanation.

A bright orange splash page informed Heise readers that due to copyright infringement, Heise had been rendered inaccessible. The message usually confronts internet users who attempt to access a specific set of sites previously identified as facilitators of mass online copyright infringement.

Heise had no idea why the message was being displayed but did find a common denominator. All of the readers reporting problems were using the same internet service provider 1&1 AG, a 3.9 billion telecoms group servicing 15.6 million fixed line and mobile customers.

DNS Tampering/Poisoning

Heise reports that its editors and system administrators were getting closer to the source of the problem on Friday but then a reader provided crucial information.

He had set up his providers standard DNS server with the IP address 82.144.41.8 as the DNS server in his router, Heise...

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DO not know if this is a global thing. I dont know if thats true only for this country or for this city. I can speak about my own area, and only my own area, for now (based firsthand and direct experience)

When banks started to collapse about two weeks ago (about 4 banks so far, mostly in the US) it sort of started a chain reaction and the ripples arent over yet. Its a domino effect and theres latency, just like there was a large latency in 2008. It can take weeks or months to fully unfold. Governments intervene. Bailouts become bigger and bigger. Its impossible to justify these. The public rebels. Theres revolt. Whats left of the media changes side to appease angry readers. Journalists would rather not defend the rescue of thieves.

On the very same day it started (SVB, late Friday) we decided to ensure we have physical cash, just in case.

In 2020 when the lockdowns started the media kept mentioning that toilet paper was running out (of stock, at least in store). Such media reports initiated growing levels of unrest/panic. Its a case of self-feeding loops and a self-fulfilling prophecy. It didnt take long for people to hoard (inside their home) what was left, so stores everywhere had no toilet paper left or only very expensive brands (that fewer people were willing or capable of buying).

It seems safe to assume that right about now the maintream media would cooperate with the state to prevent runs on the banks or runs on ATMs (cash machines here). Its not easy to even withdraw large amounts from ones account in the high street branches (many branches have also shut down and repeatedly pressure people to use apps, i.e. do all the work for themselves). They added barriers.

Yesterday, for the first time ever, we received marketing spam/mail in the post (snail mail) from a company asking if we wish to sell our home with their help. Thats rather strange if not a rude thing to be asking. One day earlier I stumbled upon an article stating that home sales have generally plunged (or people wishing to sell cannot find a buyer not for the desired price anyway).

So one can generally see where the economy is heading

A week ago I read that in Russia, more so after the war, many Russians hoarded physical cash. They could not trust the banking system, so they probably just wished to diversify their holdings as a failsafe mechanism (not putting all eggs in one basket). With sanctions and all, who can blame them?

I assume the media here wont report the ATM situation, but this is a personal blo...

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The Six Million Dollar Man is an American science fiction and action television series about a former astronaut, Colonel Steve Austin, portrayed by American actor Lee Majors. Austin has superhuman strength due to bionic implants and is employed as a secret agent by a fictional U.S. government office named OSI The series was based on the Martin Caidin novel Cyborg, which. was the working title of the series during pre-production.

Following three television pilot movies, which all aired in 1973, the The Six Million Dollar Man aired on the ABC network as a regular episodic series for five seasons from 1974 to 1978. Steve Austin became a pop culture icon of the 1970s. A spin-off television series, The Bionic Woman, featuring the lead female character Jaime Sommers, ran from 1976 to 1978 (and was the subject of a remake in 2007). Three television movies featuring both bionic characters were also produced from 1987 to 1994.

When NASA astronaut Steve Austin is severely injured in the crash of an experimental lifting body aircraft, he is rebuilt in an operation that costs six million dollars. His right arm, both legs and the left eye are replaced with bionic implants that enhance his strength, speed and vision far above human norms: he can run at speeds of 60 mph (97 km/h), and his eye has a 20:1 zoom lens and infrared capabilities, while his bionic limbs all have the equivalent power of a bulldozer. He uses his enhanced abilities to work for the OSI (Office of Scientific Intelligence) as a secret agent.

In this video, we will explore the positional system of the brain hippocampal place cells. We will see how it relates to contextual memory and mapping of more abstract features.

OUTLINE:
00:00 Introduction.
00:53 Hippocampus.
1:27 Discovery of place cells.
2:56 3D navigation.
3:51 Role of place cells.
4:11 Virtual reality experiment.
7:47 Remapping.
11:17 Mapping of non-spatial dimension.
13:36 Conclusion.

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REFERENCES:

1) Anderson, M.I., Jeffery, K.J., 2003. Heterogeneous Modulation of Place Cell Firing by Changes in Context. J. Neurosci. 23, 88278835. https://doi.org/10.1523/JNEUROSCI.23-26-08827.

2) Aronov, D., Nevers, R., Tank, D.W., 2017. Mapping of a non-spatial dimension by the hippocampalentorhinal circuit. Nature 543719722. https://doi.org/10.1038/nature21692

3) Bostock, E., Muller, R.U., Kubie, J.L., 1991. Experience-dependent modifications of hippocampal place cell firing. Hippocampus 1193-205. https://doi.org/10.1002/hipo.

Active Directory (AD) is a powerful authentication and directory service used by organizations worldwide. With this ubiquity and power comes the potential for abuse. Insider threats offer some of the most potentials for destruction. Many internal users have over-provisioned access and visibility into the internal network. Insiders' level of access and trust in a network leads to unique

As the Internet has turned so many of us into content creators, weve seen the quality of webcams and microphones steadily increase to the point at which even a fairly modestly-equipped YouTuber now captures their wisdom at a quality far exceeding that you might have found in some broadcast studios not so long ago. Still, decent quality costs money, and for that reason [Spirit532] has built his own high quality condenser microphone for less expenditure.

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AMD has upstreamed a basic RPC (remote procedure call) mechanism for GPU use to LLVM's libc and wired it up for AMDGPU use...

Baphomet, the current administrator of BreachForums, announced that the popular hacking forum has been officially taken down.

U.S. law enforcement arrested last week a US man that goes online with the moniker Pompompurin, the US citizen is accused to be the owner of the popular hacking forum BreachForums. 

The news of the arrest was first reported by Bloomberg, which reported that federal agents arrested Conor Brian Fitzpatrick from Peekskill, New York.

The man has been charged with soliciting individuals with the purpose of selling unauthorized access devices.

The BreachForums hacking forum was launched in 2022 after the law enforcement authorities seized RaidForums as a result of Operation TOURNIQUET.

pompompurin always confirmed that he was not affiliated with RaidForums in any capacity,

The law enforcement authorities have yet to shut down the website, while another admin of the forum that goes online with the alias Baphomet announced that he is taking the control of the platform.

Baphomet initially added that he believes that the feds havent had access to the infrastructure.

On March 21, 2023, Baphomet, which is the current administrator of BreachForums, announced that the ha...

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Metallica Is Selling so Many Vinyl Records It Bought Its Own Factory:

Despite technology bringing new recording media formats and improved compression algorithms, there is certainly a growing demand for vinyl again despite its death being announced several times over recent decades.

Metallica has bought a majority stake in Furnace Record Pressing, one of the biggest and most important vinyl records companies in the U.S. If anyone had any doubts about the growth of the vinyl sales, which last year outpaced CD sales for the first time since 1987, Metallica's new purchase just gave them a very loud reminder that what's old is new again.

Vinyl records are experiencing a renaissance among music lovers. Although Metallica hasn't released a new album since Hardwired...To Self-Destruct in 2016, it sold more than 387,000 vinyl albums in 2022, according to data from Billboard. That year, it ranked sixth on the list of most albums sold in the U.S., topping the 337,000 albums it sold in 2021. The price Metallica paid for Furnace was not disclosed; members of the band will now sit on Furnace's board.

Metallica is expected to release its first album in seven years sometime over the next few weeks, setting the stage for the band to sell to many, many more vinyl records in 2023.

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Overt conflict of interest (Microsoft is attacking Open Source)

Summary: Weeks ago we warned that this would happen and for the third or fourth time in 2 years the OSIs election process broke down; today the Open Source Initiative (OSI) writes: The polls just closed, the results are in. Congratulations to the returning directors Aeva Black (Microsoft employee)

The former Microsoft boss says AI is the second revolutionary technology hes seen in his lifetime.

The NuGet repository is the target of a new "sophisticated and highly-malicious attack" aiming to infect .NET developer systems with cryptocurrency stealer malware. The 13 rogue packages, which were downloaded more than 160,000 times over the past month, have since been taken down. "The packages contained a PowerShell script that would execute upon installation and trigger a download of a '

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Google has announced the startups chosen for its Cybersecurity Startups Growth Academy. The 15 selected startups are from eight countries and were chosen from over 120 applicants. They have made significant contributions, from securing health applications to protecting educators and safeguarding the clean water supply chain. The selected companies will receive mentoring sessions from Google experts, including former VirusTotal and Mandiant startups. Additionally, they will have opportunities to network with other cybersecurity entrepreneurs at events More

The post These 15 European startups are set to take the cybersecurity world by storm appeared first on Help Net Security.

[Cranktown City] uses a number of custom-built linear rails used as gantries for various tools in the shop. The first is on a plasma cutter, which is precise but difficult to set up or repair. Another is for mounting a camera, and while it is extremely durable, its not the most precise tool in the shop. Hoping to bridge the gap between these two, hes building another gantry with a custom bearing system, and to test it hell be using it to create patterns in icicles hanging from an eave at his shop.

While this isnt the final destination for this gantry, it is an excellent test of it, having to perform well for a long period of time in an extremely cold environment. The bearing system consists of a piece of square steel tubing turned 45 inside another larger square steel tube and held in place with two sets of three bearings with V-shaped notches. To drive the gantry he is using a motor with a belt drive, and for this test a piece of drip irrigation is mounted to it which lets out a predetermined amount of water on top of the roof to create numerous icicles beneath with various programmed lengths.

After a few test runs the gantry system can create some...

US health services company Independent Living Systems (ILS) discloses a data breach that impacted more than 4 million individuals.

US health services company Independent Living Systems (ILS) disclosed a data breach that exposed personal and medical information for more than 4 million individuals.

Independent Living Systems, offers a comprehensive range of turnkey payer services including clinical and third-party administrative services to managed care organizations and providers.

ILS provides assistance beyond the clinical realm at every stage of care from hospitalization to the treatment of chronic illnesses to personalized care management including nutritional support.

The company provides its services to over 4.2 million individuals.

On July 5, 2022, we experienced an incident involving the inaccessibility of certain computer systems on our network. We responded to the incident immediately and began an investigation with the assistance of outside cybersecurity specialists. Through our response efforts, we learned that an unauthorized actor obtained access to certain ILS systems between June 30 and July 5, 2022. reads the Notice of Data breach published by the company. During that period, some information stored on the ILS network was acquired by the unauthorized actor, and other information was accessible and potentially viewed.

The security breach was discovered on July 5, 2022, when some of the systems at the company became inaccessible. This circumstance suggests that the systems were infected with ransomware. The company launched an investigation into the incident with the support of external cybersecurity experts. The investigation revealed that between June 30 and July 5, threat actors had access to certain systems.

The notice of data breach states that the types of impacted information varies by individual and could have included, name, address, date of bi...

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The talk about AI taking our programming jobs is everywhere. There are articles being written, social media going crazy, and comments on seemingly every one of my YouTube videos. And when I made my video about ChatGPT, I had two particular comments that stuck out to me. One was that someone wished I had included my opinion about AI in that video, and the other was asking if AI will make programmers obsolete in 5 years. This video is to do just that. And after learning, researching, and using many different AI tools over the last many months (a video about those tools coming soon), well lets just say I have many thoughts on this topic. What AI can do for programmers right now. How its looking to progress in the near future. And will it make programmers obsolete in the next 5 years? Enjoy!!

The Sessions I Mentioned:
Fireside Chat with Ilya Sutskever and Jensen Huang: AI Today and Vision of the Future [S52092]: https://www.nvidia.com/gtc/session-catalog/?ncid=ref-inor-73314001t6Nv.
Using AI to Accelerate Scientific Discovery [S51831]: https://www.nvidia.com/gtc/session-catalog/?ncid=ref-inor-73197001tw0E
Generative AI Demystified [S52089]: https://www.nvidia.com/gtc/session-catalog/?ncid=ref-inor-73393001DjiP
3D by AI: Using Generative AI and NeRFs for Building Virtual Worlds [S52163]: https://www.nvidia.com/gtc/session-catalog/?ncid=ref-inor-73782001l1Ul.
Achieving Enterprise Transformation with AI and Automation Technologies [S52056]:...

Amazon Robotics has manufactured and deployed the worlds largest fleet of mobile industrial robots. The newest member of this robotic fleet is ProteusAmazons first fully autonomous mobile robot. Amazon uses NVIDIA Isaac Sim, built on Omniverse, to create high-fidelity simulations to accelerate Proteus deployments across its fulfillment centers.

Explore NVIDIA Isaac Sim: https://developer.nvidia.com/isaac-sim.

#Simulation.
#Robotics.
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The threat group tracked as REF2924 has been observed deploying previously unseen malware in its attacks aimed at entities in South and Southeast Asia. The malware, dubbed NAPLISTENER by Elastic Security Labs, is an HTTP listener programmed in C# and is designed to evade "network-based forms of detection." REF2924 is the moniker assigned to an activity cluster linked to attacks against an entity

An Anonymous Coward writes:

Amazon will cut another 9,000 jobs bringing the total to 27,000 jobs culled so far as part of the 'tech wreck' sweeping the world.

The cuts will take place in coming weeks and are mainly concentrated in Amazon's web, HR and advertising team. Staff who look after Amazon's foray into Twitch livestreaming are also set to be impacted.

CEO Andy Jassy said the decision was made to ensure the company remained "streamlined" as tough market conditions bite across the globe.

Six days ago, another massive tech giant, Facebook owner Meta, also announced mass job redundancies. Meta chief executive officer Mark Zuckerberg told employees that his company was laying off another 10,000 employees and closing about 5000 additional open roles in its own second major round of job cuts.

Closer to home, Australia has also been pummelled by the tough economic conditions. Earlier this month, ASX-listed software firm Xero announced that it was going to reduce its headcount by 700 to 800 roles, which was a 15 per cent cut to the overall workforce. A few days earlier, software giant Atlassian slashed 500 roles, which represents five per cent of its total global workforce. Another software development company, Kinde, laid off 28.5 per cent of staff at the end of last month.

I would certainly feel 'streamlined' or perhaps in free fall if I no longer had a job.

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