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Meta says it will spend an extra $40B on its 4,000-acre data center campus in Louisiana, aiming for 5GW of computing power, pushing the total cost beyond $250B (Riley Griffin/Bloomberg)
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/20

Broderick Jones 'pumped' for fresh start with Cowboys, reunion with George Pickens https://www.dallascowboys.com/news/broderick-jones-pumped-for-fresh-start-with-cowboys-reunion-with-george-pickens

Major U.S. cloud providers are urging Washington to push back against South Korea’s planned overhaul of the security approval system for cloud providers serving its government agencies.
https://www.koreajoongangdaily.com/busines

U.S. cloud giants challenge South Korea's public cloud security overhaul
Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud are pushing back against South Korea’s public cloud security overhaul, warning the new rules could block market access and violate fair trade principles.

BitGo agrees to buy NYDIG's institutional trading business and related assets, expanding BitGo's derivatives offerings; ~30 NYDIG employees are joining BitGo (Tanaya Macheel/CNBC)
https://www.cnbc.com/2026/08/27/bitgo-to-a

BitGo to acquire NYDIG’s institutional trading business as crypto trading rebounds
BitGo is expanding its institutional capabilities just as activity in the crypto market is showing signs of picking up after a prolonged trading slump.

Broderick Jones 'pumped' for fresh start with Cowboys, reunion with George Pickens https://www.dallascowboys.com/news/broderick-jones-pumped-for-fresh-start-with-cowboys-reunion-with-george-pickens

Never a weekend slowdown in cybersecurity news, so check out today's Metacurity for the most critical infosec developments you might have missed since Friday, including
--Alibaba’s Qwen races past Meta, Google with 3 billion AI model downloads,
--AI agent exploits Snowflake flaw introduced by Copilot,
--US tells allies to pick sides in AI race with China,
--China pushes to reshape the world’s AI training data,
--China’s Zhipu claims AI edge over Anthropic in cyber test,
--Pentagon scrambles to keep pace with AI’s military risks,
--France holds crisis meeting over massive tax agency hack,
--Iran targets Israeli journalists with phishing attacks,
--Election officials blast CISA over lack of cyber support,
--AI deepfake scams surge in Australia,
--SafePal breach exposes data of nearly 40k customers,
--Bits of Gold breach exposes customer data,
--Hackers exploit Mac flaw to mine cryptocurrency,
--Seven arrested over $35m German bank hack,
--Hong Kong university probes ransomware breach claims,
--Fake GitHub site spreads Mac infostealer,
--US courts to disclose government spyware use,
--Sogang University breach exposes 180k people,
--DDoS attacks hammer secure messaging service Threema,
--Hackers hawk millions of records stolen from Azure tenants,
--London police expose emails of Al Fayed accusers,
--Microsoft kills Windows tool long abused by malware,
--French court blocks social media ban for children,
--AI can’t seem to produce any tech heroes,
--AI makes data breaches even more expensive,
--Amazon used to sell books, not destroy them
https://www.metacurity.com/alibabas-qwen-races-past-meta-google-with-3-billion-ai-model-downloads/

I feel that #Gentoo #GURU is getting much less interest since the change of rules.
Not sure if that's a bad thing, given how much of the interest we're getting are people who just made a slopware and now are aggressively pushing it to all the distributions they can find. Some just do an automated submission without bothering to follow the rules. Other claim that they have read and agree to the rules, even though the rules explicitly forbid doing that.
Then, there are all these people who asked for access but apparently never committed anything.
#slop

Stay ahead of the cybersecurity curve by checking out today's Metacurity for the most crucial infosec developments you should know, including
--Google debuts Gemini 3.8 Flash Cyber for autonomous vulnerability discovery,
--Meta’s Muse Spark closes in on AI rivals,
--Thomson Reuters breach exposes court records,
--Aesto Health breach affects 9.5 m,
--Tving leak exposes 39.5m accounts,
--India stalls Alipay link over security fears,
--DOJ hunts hackers behind X password attack,
--P&O Ferries exposes passenger data,
--Leaks reveal Russia’s GRU hacker pipeline,
--Pentagon cyber strategy due next week,
--ICE plans massive voter data collection,
--Online sexual abuse targets 20 million children,
--Deputies allegedly used Flock to track critic,
--DaVita settles ransomware claims for $15m,
--Upwind raises $300m,
--HiddenLayer lands $100m for AI security,
--Guardio raises $40m,
--Palo Alto Networks pays $500m for Console,
--Proofpoint nears deal to acquire Varonis,
--Alex Gibney takes on Elon Musk,
--Grok sued over AI-generated child abuse images,
--Kids say UK online safety law changes nothing
https://www.metacurity.com/google-debuts-gemini-3-8-flash-cyber-for-autonomous-vulnerability-discovery/

Check out today's Metacurity, which cuts through the clutter left by the endless buzzsaw of cyber news to deliver the critical infosec developments you should know, including
--ExfilSquad claims theft of 740,000 records from UK education, police databases,
--Analog Devices probes ExfilSquad breach claim,
--UK report blames systemic failures for Afghan data leak,
--Senators urge Apple to shun Chinese memory chips,
--Australia sues Telegram over terror content,
--OpenAI breach sparks AI controls talk in Washington,
--Amazon links North Korea to four npm supply chain attacks,
--Kremlin hackers hijack Bluesky accounts for disinformation,
--South Korea warns of evolving Lazarus phishing campaigns,
--KT fined $37m over customer data breach,
--Flying Eagle powers mobile malware-as-a-service,
--Republicans push to rebuild CISA,
--CISA updates minimum SBOM requirements,
--ChatGPT, Roblox face tougher EU oversight,
--Health-ISAC warns of rising ShinyHunters attacks,
--Laundry Bear expands zero-day email campaign,
--Cisco patches actively exploited Secure Firewall flaw,
--Study finds AI jailbreaks remain cheap and effective,
--OpenAI breach hype obscures real security lessons,
--Onyx Security lands $113m,
--Okta to acquire Permiso Security,
--Seminary launches doctorate in AI and moral agency,
--Missing underscore sends innocent man to prison for 18 months
https://www.metacurity.com/exfilsquad-claims-theft-of-740-000-records-from-uk-education-police-databases/

You won't want to miss today's Metacurity for the most critical infosec developments you should know, including
--OpenAI disrupted an elaborate Russian influence operation,
--Cyberattack disrupts Boston Scientific worldwide,
--Man accused of impersonating NSA hacking chief,
--Hackers steal confidential Nutex data,
--LACMA breach exposed sensitive personal data,
--Akira-linked attack hits benefits provider Paylogix,
--CISA red team exposes tale of two defenses,
--CISA pushes agencies to strengthen security logging,
--Hackers turn npm mirrors into phishing hosts,
--New loader delivers Amatera through fake CAPTCHAs,
--AI malware remains mostly stuck in the lab,
--Army moves cloud management under Cyber Command,
--WhatsApp strengthens 2FA and passkey security,
--ChatGPT Work can now handle authenticated tasks,
--Parking service breach exposes 73,000 payment cards,
--Hackers hijack Kylie Jenner’s X account for crypto scam,
--AI security startup Alice raises $140 million,
--Meta settles child-addiction claims for up to $17.1 billion,
--No, hackers didn’t steal a gazillion passwords,
--ICE seeks access to nationwide voter data
https://www.metacurity.com/openai-disrupted-an-elaborate-russian-influence-operation/