Scientific American

‘Bat feast’ animal videos at African cave offer clues to how deadly viruses spread

Researchers filmed 10 species eating or scavenging bats at known Marburg-virus hotspot—and caught hundreds of humans visiting ...

There’s no rogue McDonald’s AI bot, but ‘prompt injection’ is still a risk for companies

People hacking branded AI bots can result in significant reputational, financial, and legal consequences. There appears to be ...
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Woman finds 13ft python coiled around her car engine

A motorist in Krabi, southern Thailand received a shocking surprise on April 14 after discovering a 13-foot python coiled ...

People keep trespassing near cave filled with bats infected by Ebola’s cousin

You do not want to contract Marburg virus disease (MVD). Formerly known as Marburg hemorrhagic fever, it belongs to the same ...

There's a Cave Full of Bats Infected by the 'Bleeding Eye' Virus. People Are Trespassing to See It, and Scientists Want It to Stop

While studying predators visiting Python Cave, home to bats confirmed to have Marburg virus, scientists observed hundreds of ...
InfoWorld

Critical flaw in Marimo Python notebook exploited within 10 hours of disclosure

The CVSS‑9.3 vulnerability allows unauthenticated remote code execution on exposed Marimo servers and was exploited in the wild shortly after disclosure, Sysdig says.

FWC killed a pregnant pet snake by mistake, but fights restitution

Mistaken euthanasia during a python crackdown led to graphic scenes new state rules and a long legal fight over a rare ...
Dark Reading

Coast Guard's New Cybersecurity Rules Offer Lessons for CISOs

The Maritime Transportation Security Act (MTSA) requires plans to protect OT systems, audits by independent third parties, ...

Talking to AI agents is one thing — what about when they talk to each other? New startup Band debuts 'universal orchestrator'

Already, BAND's early users — and enterprises more broadly — are mixing and matching AI agents powered by models from various ...