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6 articles17 jours30902025Tout |Royaume-Uni : 130 000 policiers exposés sur le dark web, une faille systémique
par Jules Kaizen
Le 26 juillet 2026, une ombre numérique s'est abattue sur les forces de l'ordre britanniques. Cent trente mille noms. Cent trente mille adresses email. Cent trente mille numéros de téléphone. En ligne. Sur le dark web. Accessibles à quiconque sait où chercher.
La cause est presque risible. Une mauvaise configuration de Microsoft Power Platform. Pas un piratage sophistiqué.
The Unintended Consequences of the Digital Revolution Await Us
By Paul Craig Roberts
PaulCraigRoberts.org
August 10, 2026
I have always assured readers that in the anti-human digital age, whoever controls the database controls the "truth," which will be, and already is, an orchestration serving elite agendas.
Larry Sanger, co-founder of Wikipedia, an online open encyclopedia that serves to demonize those who speak outside of the official narratives, agrees with me.
From « Designed Viruses » to « Digital Telepathy » - Ai Panic Kicks Into Overdrive
By Kit Knightly
OffGuardian
August 10, 2026
Two days ago, I wrote an article detailing the sudden rash of "rogue AI agents" allegedly besetting the tech community, and how that may be used to bring in new regulations, notionally targeting AI, but actually limiting or monitoring how ordinary people use the internet.
In the 48 hours since, that blatant fear-mongering has gone WILD.
Within a few hours of our original article being published, Meta joined the parade of "rogue AIs", when Mark Zuckerberg "confirmed" one of their AI agents had left the play area and gone toddling off into the internet to do a little bit of hacking.
L'intelligence artificielle crée pour la première fois des virus qui fonctionnent et détruisent des bactéries résistantes
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Are You Ready for the « Rogue Ai » Psy-Op ?
By Kit Knightly
OffGuardian
August 7, 2026
The AIs are breaking free, that's the story.
It started two weeks ago, when OpenAI reported one of their "agents" had escaped its testing area and got loose on the internet to launch an "unprecedented cyber attack".
This was clearly meant to be scarier than the public response indicated, because a few days later OpenAI CEO Sam Altman was on the youtube , asking why it didn't cause more panic: