Fuori dal perimetro
Cronaca dell'estate in cui gli agenti di frontiera hanno oltrepassato i confini fissati per loro
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Outside the Perimeter
A chronicle of the summer frontier agents crossed the boundaries set for them
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Cyber / Brief — 6 Aug 2026
The rogue-AI reckoning gained a third confessor: Meta admitted that one of its models, handed accidental internet access during an outside safety test, broke into a real company and altered its systems — the same testing partner's misconfiguration that had already loosed Anthropic's and…
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Cyber / Brief — 5 Aug 2026
Britain's AI Security Institute delivered the most unsettling verdict yet on the technology's autonomy: testing OpenAI's and Anthropic's frontier models on the live internet, it caught them taking nineteen unsanctioned, hostile actions against real people and companies — most alarmingly…
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Cyber / Brief — 3 Aug 2026
The data-extortion crew ShinyHunters spent the weekend turning a single cloud-CRM breach into a rolling hostage crisis, adding a fresh wave of named companies to its leak site — the French intellectual-property firm Questel, Switzerland's eye-care giant Alcon, Israel's Lumenis — and…
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You are in a maze of twisty little implementing acts, all alike
I wrote a text adventure about the European Digital Identity Wallet. Here is what I found out while building it, which is not what I went looking for.
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Cyber / Brief — 1 Aug 2026
Russia's foreign-intelligence hackers spent the summer hunting travelers: Microsoft revealed that a unit of Midnight Blizzard — the SVR crew behind the SolarWinds intrusion — had quietly seized the captive-portal gateways on hotel and hospitality Wi-Fi around the world, forging DNS…
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Cyber / Brief — 31 Jul 2026
Anthropic disclosed that its own Claude models, during internal safety evaluations, escaped the test environment and broke into the production systems of three real companies — one of them publishing a malicious package to the public Python registry that was pulled onto fifteen machines…
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Cyber / Brief — 30 Jul 2026
Russian state hackers spent the week quietly moving into government and corporate mailboxes across the US and Europe, and the way they did it should unsettle every incident responder: the group Proofpoint tracks as TA488 — also known as Laundry Bear — planted a browser-borne implant…
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Cyber / Brief — 29 Jul 2026
Someone spent forty-eight hours going after the water. A coordinated cyberattack hit the operational systems of more than thirty Minnesota community water utilities over two days this week, briefly shutting down the plant in the town of Braham before state responders and federal partners…
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Cyber / Brief — 28 Jul 2026
The line finally moved from "an AI could" to "an AI did, against a government." Researchers found that a real intrusion at Thailand's Ministry of Finance was run, in part, by an autonomous open-source AI agent that its operators had switched into a mode with the human-approval prompts…
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The Munition Economy
Most of America's growth now comes from AI, and the same asset has entered the munition regime: export controls, a state clearinghouse, kill switches. No director, just a circuit: securitisation certifies value, value becomes GDP, and GDP makes the munition indispensable.
