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Knock-Knock: 1.1 released with 620MB OVA

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Knock-Knock: 1.1 is a VirtualBox OVA released on 12 Oct 2014, sized at 620MB. The VM includes a Linux OS with DHCP enabled. MD5 and SHA1 hashes are provided for verification.

Key points

  • Release date: 12 Oct 2014

  • File size: 620MB

  • MD5: 3B6839A28B4BE64BD71598AA374EF4A6

  • SHA1: 0EC29D8BAAD9997FC250BDA65A307E0F674E4180

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Falcon Guardian AI Kill Switch feature announced

Falcon Guardian introduces an AI Kill Switch that lets defenders terminate a rogue AI agent at the root. It also blocks relaunches and cuts network access for secure enterprise AI adoption.

Key points

  • Terminate rogue AI at the root.

  • Block relaunches and cut network access.

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LiteLLM Proxy - check fallback routes to avoid hidden

LiteLLM Proxy can route locally and check fallback routes because some open source models may route traffic to Claude and ChatGPT. The warning notes that when those services shut off, issues will arise.

Key points

  • Use LiteLLM Proxy to route locally.

  • Open source models can route traffic to Claude and ChatGPT in the background.

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AI asset inventory - 17% of organizations maintain it

AI asset inventory is cited with only 17% of organizations maintaining a comprehensive, up-to-date list. The claim is presented as believable given shadow AI.

Key points

  • 17%: organizations maintain a comprehensive, up-to-date AI asset inventory

  • 100%: described as the root cause of most of their problems

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NSA FBI CISA Deepfake Threats Information Sheet released

NSA, FBI and CISA released a Cybersecurity Information Sheet on deepfake threats on 12 Sep 2023. The sheet outlines synthetic media risks and best-practice guidance. Binance reported that hackers used a fake job interview to access internal crypto wallets.

Key points

  • Release: NSA, FBI and CISA issued a Cybersecurity Information Sheet on deepfake threats on 12 Sep 2023.

  • Incident: Binance said hackers used a fake job interview to hack an employee and reach its internal crypto wallets.

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