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The Army will be creating a marketplace to better match drones with units based on their requirements. With so many vendors providing a variety of unmanned aerial systems, it can be difficult for formations to determine if certain systems will in fact meet their needs. Col. Danielle Medaglia, project manager for UAS at program executive office for aviation, shared details about the new initiative during a recent teleconference, saying it is meant to ensure drones products do what they advertise they can do, along with confirming NDAA compliance and other specs. The forthcoming marketplace is part of the drone revolution occurring within the Pentagon. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth issued a directive last month on “Unleashing U.S. Military Drone Dominance,” which sought to improve how the department develops and employs small UAS. That directive calls for every squad to be equipped with low-cost, expendable drones by the end of 2026. Army offiicals called the new marketplace and approach a “fundamental shift” in how traditional acquisition is conducted. The goal is to get systems into the hands of troops as quickly as possible. The Pentagon's two-year public competition to spur the development of cyber-reasoning systems that use large language models to autonomously find and patch vulnerabilities in open-source software concluded Friday with $8.5 million awarded to three teams of security specialists at DEF CON. The Defense Advanced Research Project Agency's AI Cyber Challenge seeks to address a persistent bottleneck in cybersecurity — patching vulnerabilities before they are discovered or exploited by would-be attackers. DARPA Director Stephen Winchell said: “We're living in a world right now that has ancient digital scaffolding that's holding everything up. A lot of the code bases, a lot of the languages, a lot of the ways we do business, and everything we've built on top of it has all incurred huge technical debt… It is a problem that is beyond human scale.” The seven semifinalists that earned their spot out of 90 teams convened at last year's DEF CON were scored against their models' ability to quickly, accurately and successfully identify and generate patches for synthetic vulnerabilities across 54 million lines of code. The models discovered 77% of the vulnerabilities presented in the final scoring round and patched 61% of those synthetic defects at an average speed of 45 minutes, the competition organizers said. The models also discovered 18 real zero-day vulnerabilities, including six in the C programming language and 12 in Java codebases. The teams' models patched none of the C codebase zero-days, but automatically patched 11 of the Java zero-days, according to the final results shared Friday. Team Atlanta took the first-place prize of $4 million, Trail of Bits won second place and $3 million in prize money, and Theori ranked third, taking home $1.5 million. The competition's organizers allocated an additional $1.4 million in prize money for participants who can demonstrate when their technology is deployed into critical infrastructure. The Daily Scoop Podcast is available every Monday-Friday afternoon. If you want to hear more of the latest from Washington, subscribe to The Daily Scoop Podcast  on Apple Podcasts, Soundcloud, Spotify and YouTube.

Youtube Video of podcast Shownotes and Links In this episode adamd and Zardus chat with returning guests Tyler and Tim from team Theori on their AIxCC submission. The Theori team discusses their participation in the AI Cyber Challenge, detailing their unique approach to building a Cyber Reasoning System (CRS) named RoboDuck. The conversation covers the team's structure, motivation, and the challenges they face, including the potential brittleness of their system and the importance of testing. They discuss the pipeline for analyzing repositories, the use of LLMs for vulnerability detection, and their strategy for submitting patches during the competition. The episode concludes with reflections on the competition and the lessons learned. Links Theori

Maarten Desmet en Robin Van de Casteele bespreken de vijfde aflevering van het elfde seizoen van De Mol op Play 4.

44bits 팟캐스트 111번째 로그에서는 클럽하우스 API 분석, AWS 도쿄리전 장애에 대해서 이야기를 나누었습니다. 참가자: @nacyo_t, @seapy 정기 후원 - 44bits podcast are creating 프로그래머들의 팟캐스트 녹음일 2월 26일, 공개일 3월 14일 쇼노트: https://stdout.fm/111/ 주제별 바로 듣기 00:54 클럽하우스 잡담 04:15 클럽하우스 API 분석 22:08 AWS 도쿄리전 장애 34:50 AWS RDS 리플리케이션 필터링 지원 37:17 AWS or IDC 쇼노트 클럽하우스 API 분석 Analyzing Clubhouse for fun and profit - Theori Agora PubNub AWS 도쿄리전 장애 AWS 도쿄 리전 장애 발생, 특정 AZ 일부 구역의 온도 상승이 원인 - 44BITS 쿠키런 킹덤, AWS 장애로 먹통 후 복구 - IT 조선 AWS RDS 리플리케이션 필터링 지원 Amazon RDS for MySQL 및 Amazon RDS for MariaDB, 복제 필터링 정식 지원 - AWS Blog

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Zanter Ufank vun der Corona-Kris ginn et Skeptiker a nei Konspirationisten. Sinn eng Rëtsch Theorië mat den Hoer erbäigezunn, sou gëtt et awer och legitim Kritik oder Bedenken. Souwuel d'Autoritéiten, ewéi d'Skeptiker oder Kritiker mussen Efforte maachen, mengt de François Aulner an dësem Commentaire.

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As Comet ISON draws near to its close approach with the Sun in November, much uncertainty remains over how brilliant it will be. Dominic Ford speaks to Matthew Bishop at the Lowell Observatory to find out more. He also talks to Apostolos Christou from the Armagh Observatory about a group of asteroids which closely follow the orbit and Mars, and appear to fragments of a much larger pair of asteroids which collided. Tamela Maciel from the Cavendish Laboratory in Cambridge reports on the lonely exoplanet which doesn't seem to have a parent star, and Kirsten Gottschalk from the International... Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

As Comet ISON draws near to its close approach with the Sun in November, much uncertainty remains over how brilliant it will be. Dominic Ford speaks to Matthew Bishop at the Lowell Observatory to find out more. He also talks to Apostolos Christou from the Armagh Observatory about a group of asteroids which closely follow the orbit and Mars, and appear to fragments of a much larger pair of asteroids which collided. Tamela Maciel from the Cavendish Laboratory in Cambridge reports on the lonely exoplanet which doesn't seem to have a parent star, and Kirsten Gottschalk from the International... Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

Why does biro ink smell? How can you reset your tolerance to caffiene? Why can't my sat nav and my speedometer agree? We take on your science questions, as well as discover a lonely rogue planet and hear the DNA detective story that stopped an MRSA outbreak in its tracks. Plus, in our Question of the Week, we find out if menstrual cycles synchronise... Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

Why does biro ink smell? How can you reset your tolerance to caffiene? Why can't my sat nav and my speedometer agree? We take on your science questions, as well as discover a lonely rogue planet and hear the DNA detective story that stopped an MRSA outbreak in its tracks. Plus, in our Question of the Week, we find out if menstrual cycles synchronise... Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists