An investigation by European non-profit AI Forensics has exposed critical security gaps on Hugging Face, the world's prominent open-source Artificial

Researchers develop a device that converts electrical signals generated by light–matter interactions into true random numbers to authenticate images SEOUL, South Korea, July 13, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Developing secure hardware capable of generating truly random numbers is becoming increasingly important as artificial intelligence-generated forgeries and cyber threats grow more sophisticated. Now, researchers have developed a light-driven true random number generator and demonstrated how these numbers can be embedded into images as hidden security signatures to detect tampering. The device could be integrated into image sensors, enabling hardware-based detection of image modifications. While security systems based on pseudo-random number generators (PRNGs) […]

by Dietrick Hardwick • Interveil Labs

Key takeaways Uit een recent rapport van AI Forensics blijkt dat op het berichtenplatform Telegram een “grootschalig misbruiknetwerk” actief is. De Europese non-profitorganisatie onderzocht 2,8 miljoen berichten in 16 Telegramgroepen gedurende een periode van zes weken en ontdekte een uitgebreid netwerk dat schadelijke seksuele inhoud deelt. Het gaat hier onder andere om seksueel materiaal zonder […]

Principaux renseignements Un rapport récent d’AI Forensics révèle qu’un « réseau d’abus à grande échelle » est actif sur la plateforme de messagerie Telegram. L’organisation européenne à but non lucratif a examiné 2,8 millions de messages dans 16 groupes Telegram sur une période de six semaines. Et a découvert un vaste réseau partageant des contenus […]

In the modern cloud era, cyberattacks no longer unfold in hours or days—they unfold in minutes. Large-scale cloud breaches, privilege escalations, supply chain compromises, and ransomware intrusions move with unprecedented speed, exploiting distributed systems that generate terabytes of logs every day. Traditional forensic workflows—manual log review, artifact collection, line-by-line event analysis—are no longer sufficient to keep pace with the threat landscape.

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