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BluePrint Partners, a creative consulting company known for developing some of the world’s most dynamic engagement and behavior change programs, has announced the launch of Blueprint Studios. BluePrint Studios supports both ambitious producers with full-service solutions and emerging creators with affordable access to professional facilities. At the heart of the offer is Blueprint Studios London, a custom-built facility based at Blueprint’s Fulham headquarters, scheduled to be completed in fall 2025. Studio features are designed as flexible as they are powerful. Multi-camera production capabilities up to 5 standing, prelit studio sets up to 6K resolution, studio set set for high quality…

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The North Korean threat actor known as Bluenoroff has been observed to target employees in the Web3 sector, showing a Zoom call that has been magnified by Deepfaked Company executives to install malware on Apple MacOS devices. Huntress, who revealed details of the cyber intrusion, said the attack targeted an unnamed Cryptocurrency Foundation employee. “The message asked for time to talk to employees, and the attackers sent calendar-leigh links to set meeting times,” said security researchers Alden Schmidt, Stuart Ashenbrenbrenner and Jonathan Semon. “The Calendly link was for Google Meet events, but when you click, the URL redirects the end…

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One of SpaceX’s spacecraft launch vehicles exploded at a Texas test stand late Wednesday night. SpaceX said in X’s post that “all personnel are safe and considered,” claiming there is no danger to residents of the surrounding community.” The company did not provide an explanation for the explosion. It is not immediately clear how this will affect SpaceX’s Starship Rocket system development. A recent recommendation from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) suggests that the 10th test flight may have occurred on June 29th. SpaceX CEO Elon Musk said in a post that appears to be related to the explosion that…

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Dall-E for coders? That’s the promise behind vibe coding. This is a term that describes the use of natural language to create software. This leads to a new era of AI-generated code, but introduces the vulnerability of “silent killer.” Despite its perfect test performance, it is an exploitable flaw that circumvents traditional security tools. A detailed analysis of safe vibe coding practices is available here. TL;DR: Safe Vibe Coding Vibe coding, which uses natural language to generate software with AI, is revolutionizing development in 2025. However, while accelerating prototyping and democratizing coding, it also introduces vulnerabilities of “silent killers.” In…

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LONDON (AP) – Students at UK universities must prepare to stand up to ideas they find uncomfortable and shocking, and the national regulator for higher education has said it has released new guidelines to manage free speech on campuses around the country.The Office for Students said Thursday that freedom of speech and academic freedom are important for higher education, so the guidelines are designed to ensure that universities do not suppress legal speech on campuses and classrooms.Regulators’ free speech director, Arif Ahmed, said in a statement that students should be free to share their opinions and prepare to hear different…

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GenoMed4All is building an open, federated data hub to explore new AI models and services for clinical support in blood disorders. Haematological diseases comprise a large group of up to 450 disorders resulting from abnormalities of blood cells, lymphoid organs and coagulation factors, generally categorised as either oncological or non-oncological. Most have a genetic background, and they represent a significant public health challenge: haematological malignancies account for about 5% of cancers, most can cause chronic health problems, and many are life-threatening conditions. In 2016, the European Haematology Association (EHA) estimated the financial burden of blood disorders on European society to…

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June 19, 2025Hacker NewsCybersecurity/Threat Hunting Most cyberattacks today don’t start with big alarms or broken firewalls. They start quietly – inside tools and websites that your business already trusts. It is called “Life from a Trusted Site” (Lot). And it’s the new favorite strategy of modern attackers. Instead of invading, they blend in. Hackers use well-known platforms like Google, Microsoft, Dropbox, and Slack as LaunchPads. They hide malicious code within everyday traffic, making it extremely difficult for traditional defenses to detect them. And here’s the scary part. Many security teams don’t understand that it’s happening. Until it’s too late. Why…

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The Tornado project is moving to a new PFA-free coating with water and oil repellent following a safe and environmentally friendly solution. The broad portfolio of coatings has excellent surfactant properties due to its variety of unique properties, including excellent water and oil repellency, high thermal stability, outstanding oxygen affinity, and excellent surfactant properties. PFA is a class of thousands of substances produced since the 1940s and used in a wide range of consumer products and industrial applications. PFA explanation PFA is called “eternal chemicals” because it presents a strong carbonfluorin bond. This makes it extremely resistant to natural decomposition.…

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The Lufthansa Group has entered into a partnership with Airbus using sustainable aviation fuel for more business flights. Lufthansa has been working on sustainable transformation in aviation for many years. It offers businesses a wide range of customized options for more flights, including the use of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). Since June 1, “Sustainable Corporate Value Fares” have been used by Airbus for all Lufthansa flights taken by employees in Germany. This allows some of the calculated CO2 emissions to be offset by subsequent use of sustainable aviation fuels in future flight operations. “We are pleased to announce that we…

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June 19, 2025Ravi LakshmananEmail Security/Identity Protection Threat actors suspected of ties with Russia are being observed using Google account features called application-specific passwords (or app passwords) as part of a new social engineering tactic designed to access victim emails. Details about the highly targeted campaign have been disclosed by Google Threat Intelligence Group (GTIG) and Citizen Lab, saying that the activity is attempting to impersonate the US Department of State. “From at least April to early June 2025, the actor targeted prominent Russian scholars and critics, often using extensive trust buildings and tailor drulers to persuade the target to set…

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