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The Clocks That Don’t Wait For Certainty
Nobody can agree on when a quantum computer will break today’s encryption. Everyone agrees the migration away from it takes about a decade. And meanwhile, your engineers’ source code is already leaving the building through the front door. The UK’s National Cyber Security Centre has published a timeline for moving the country off today’s encryption…
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The AI Agent That Was Told Not to Touch the Database, and Deleted It Anyway
What a string of real agent failures reveals about the gap between how fast AI authority is concentrating and how slowly its guardrails are catching up In July 2025, a coding startup called Replit was in the middle of a nine-day “vibe coding” experiment, letting an AI agent write and manage a piece of software…
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Britain’s Costliest Cyber Attack Was Never About the Data
What Jaguar Land Rover, M&S and the Co-op reveal about the difference between compliance and resilience In late August 2025, someone at Jaguar Land Rover noticed something odd on the network. Within days, JLR had shut down its own IT systems to contain what would become the most economically damaging cyber attack in British history.…