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The bitcoin price looks bad, but I’m buying. Price might go lower, it always can, but there is value at these levels, and I’m accumulating. I think it’s important to be honest about how I’m actually acting on the analysis I publish, rather than just presenting data from a distance. And right now, the data is saying something that has only been said a handful of times in Bitcoin’s entire history. Let’s cut to the chase: The Crosby Ratio Z-score has one of the lowest readings in history. The RSI is at a level we’ve only encountered a handful of…

Every year, the Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report serves as a ground-truth benchmark for the industry. Its value comes not just from the headline numbers but from the convergence signals: when multiple independent data sources point to the same structural shift in how attackers operate, that convergence is worth paying attention to. This year, as a contributor to the Verizon 2026 DBIR, the Keep Aware team had early visibility into that convergence. This post breaks down the specific areas where the 2026 DBIR data and Keep Aware’s own browser telemetry align — and where browser-layer data reveals what network and…

These challenges underscore the need for cryptographic agility and rapid re-programmability of modernized algorithms and protocols to ensure resilience. David Schmolke June 4, 2026 5:44 pm 4 min read The number of space assets put on orbit in the last decade reaches into the thousands, with an estimated 10 more satellites per day being added through 2033. The resulting capabilities and coverage now available for military and civil use are extraordinary. Yet even with modern space systems evolving to be more resilient, the data transiting them can be vulnerable. That is because the pace of adoption of innovative cryptographic solutions…

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Serendie Street Boston is designed to enable co-creation, real-world testing, and scalable solutions across industries. Source: Mitsubishi Electric Global enterprises know where to put innovation centers to gain access to partners, customers, and research expertise. Mitsubishi Electric US Inc. yesterday celebrated the grand opening of Serendie Street Boston, its first Western digital transformation hub. “Serendie” combines “serendipity” and “digital engineering” (DX), and the company first launched the co-creation initiative last year in Yokohama, Japan. Mitsubishi said it is evolving into a “circular digital-engineering” company and that the center will enable continuous improvement as it “integrates devices, systems, and multi-domain services…

  # Introduction  Thanks especially to contemporary large language models, natural language processing (NLP) is a fundamental pillar of modern AI and software systems. You’ll find NLP techniques and technologies powering everything from search engines and chatbots to automated customer support routing and entity extraction pipelines. When it comes to production-grade NLP in Python, spaCy is the undisputed industry standard. spaCy is designed specifically for production use, offering industrial-strength speed, pre-trained statistical and transformer models, and an intuitive API. Unfortunately, many developers treat spaCy as a simple black box monolith. They load a model, run it on text, and accept the…

When running AI inference in production, the amount of traffic can go up and down over time. To handle this, inference replicas need to scale up or down flexibly. However, starting new inference workloads on Kubernetes from scratch can take several minutes. During that startup period, GPUs are already reserved but sit completely idle—producing no output and handling no requests. “Cold start” refers to the entire sequence a model server must finish before it can begin serving any requests: pulling the container image from a registry, loading the model’s weights into GPU memory, warming up CUDA kernels, compiling or capturing…

Morning Minute is a daily newsletter written by Tyler Warner. The views and analysis shared here are solely his and do not represent those of Decrypt. Also, don’t miss our new daily news show that covers the biggest stories in just 5 minutes—available on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.GM!Here’s what’s making headlines today: Major cryptocurrencies drop 7–10%; Bitcoin dips to $62,600 Arthur Hayes exits all HYPE and NEAR holdings, warns of an approaching market peak Recent altcoin outperformers—HYPE, ZEC, NEAR, and VVV—retreat 10–20% Tom Lee’s Bitmine files for a $300M preferred stock offering, mirroring Michael Saylor’s strategy MoonPay introduces MoonAgents, a…

Hackers are taking advantage of a dangerous security hole in Everest Forms Pro, a WordPress plugin installed on roughly 4,000 websites, to inject code and gain full control over affected sites. This vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2026-3300 with a CVSS score of 9.8, is a remote code execution flaw affecting all versions of the plugin through 1.9.12. The developer issued a patch on March 18, 2026, in version 1.9.13. “The issue lies in how the Calculation Addon’s process_filter() function merges user-supplied form data into a PHP code string and sends it to eval() without safely escaping it first,” Wordfence explained. “While…

As part of a broad restructuring initiative, the Agriculture Department is giving certain federal workers until the end of June to choose whether to relocate or step down from their positions. Staff at the Food Safety and Inspection Service who were identified for reassignment were notified earlier this week about an “updated management-directed reassignment acknowledgement.” The internal communication, reviewed by Federal News Network, gives affected FSIS personnel until June 30 to decide on relocation, with the move taking effect by late September. Workers unwilling to relocate must take a separation package by month’s end. Those who turn down the reassignment…