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Red Hat and F5 have released a ready-to-use blueprint for securing AI services in production, featuring data filtering, bot protection, and a flexible architecture.
NeuroBlog
Science & Technology • Computer Systems
From the first server at CERN in Switzerland to a global network of five billion users, we break down exactly how the technology we use every day works.
AI: Events
Technical context • Security
We're breaking down how MCP server and client security works and why properly configured access control is crucial for any agent-based system.
OpenHands has introduced a tool for automatically fixing vulnerabilities in code: an AI agent autonomously analyzes the problem and provides a ready-to-implement solution.
The MCP protocol is gaining popularity among AI tool developers, but the number of associated security threats is also growing.
NeuroBlog
Personal Growth & Learning • Critical Thinking
We delve into what's hidden in the multi-page contracts we accept without a second glance, and when it's truly worth hitting the brakes before that «I Agree» button.
A new defense system helps browser AI agents recognize malicious instructions hidden on web pages, preventing them from bypassing user tasks.
Lab
Electrical Engineering & System Sciences
I'm explaining how, using mathematical transformations, we sped up encrypted control systems tenfold – without compromising security.
NeuroBlog
Science & Technology • Technologies
The quantum internet promises to be unbreakable, but in practice it has vulnerabilities. Together with scientists, we sort out what already works – and what still remains a dream.
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