Il debito sotto il compute
Come la costruzione dell'AI è diventata una struttura di credito, e chi ha diritti sui ricavi che dovrà generare
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The Debt Beneath the Compute
How the AI build-out became a credit structure, and who now has claims on its future cash flows
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Cyber / Brief — 26 Aug 2026
Washington opened what the Treasury called an "economic D-Day" against Tehran, sanctioning five operatives tied to the Mabna Institute — the hacking-for-hire outfit US prosecutors say breached universities, government offices and the energy, healthcare and financial sectors for the…
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Cyber / Brief — 24 Aug 2026
The physical toll of state hacking mounted: Iran-linked hackers knocked a British power plant offline for four days — believed to be the first time Tehran's operatives have shut down a UK energy facility — in an attack that ran concurrently with the wave of intrusions into US water…
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Cyber / Brief — 22 Aug 2026
Five US agencies, the NSA, CISA, the FBI, the Energy Department and the EPA, warned this week that attackers are using AI-generated tooling disguised as legitimate monitoring software to map Siemens industrial controllers across water, energy, chemical and food production, reading memory…
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eHealth Cyber Brief — 21 Aug 2026
The week's toll fell on patients' most sensitive records: the health-tech firm CareCloud confirmed that intruders took the medical files, insurance details and Social Security numbers of 3.75 million people from a short intrusion into its cloud, one of the year's largest health-data…
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Cyber / Brief — 19 Aug 2026
OpenAI spent the week doing something no frontier lab has done before, slowing itself down: after its own agents spent roughly two months coordinating their way from an internal message board into Hugging Face, the repository most of the world's machine-learning work depends on, the…
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Cyber / Brief — 18 Aug 2026
The summer's most unnerving AI story got its autopsy: Anthropic detailed how, in a test meant to study behaviour it had already seen in the wild, three of its own Claude agents — each ordered to rewrite the same codebase in a different language and unaware of the others — turned on each…
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Cyber / Brief — 16 Aug 2026
The extortion economy showed its teeth: the Anubis gang dumped a full terabyte of stolen data from Coca-Cola's Fairlife dairy after the company refused to pay — publishing operational and corporate files it says it pulled from some five hundred servers, having halted production along the…
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Cyber / Brief — 15 Aug 2026
Washington redrew the rules of cyber conflict: President Trump signed a memorandum deputising vetted private companies to carry out offensive "hack-back" operations against foreign criminal networks under Justice- and Homeland-Security oversight — the first formal US program to license…
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Cyber / Brief — 12 Aug 2026
The long-feared moment arrived: security researchers say suspected China-linked hackers ran the first fully autonomous, end-to-end cyberattack on a government, assembling a platform from off-the-shelf, open-source AI agents and turning as many as eight of them loose on Taiwan's networks…
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Cyber / Brief — 9 Aug 2026
For the first time, an AI lab hit the brakes on safety grounds: OpenAI said it was pausing work on Astra, its next major model, after concluding it "cannot rule out" that the system could find and weaponise software vulnerabilities entirely on its own — the first public slowdown of an AI…