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Workday reports Q4 revenue up 14.5% YoY to $2.53B, vs. $2.52B est., and forecasts FY 2027 subscription revenue below estimates; WDAY drops 9% after hours (Larry Dignan/Constellation Research)
https://www.constellationr.com/insights/ne

Workday's fiscal 2027 subscription revenue outlook light, but Bhusri optimistic | Constellation Research
Workday reported a solid fourth quarter, but its subscription outlook was light. The company reported fourth quarter earnings of 55 cents a share on revenue of $2.53 billion, up 14.5% from a year ago. Non-GAAP earnings were $2.47 a share. Wall Street was expecting Workday to report fourth quarter non-GAAP earnings of $2.32 a share on revenue of $2.52 billion.

OpenAI: Prompt Injections für KI-Browser bleiben ein Problem
KI-Agenten und Browser werden besser gegen Prompt Injections geschützt. Doch: Das Problem wird laut OpenAI noch Jahre bestehen.
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Innovation and Data Privacy Are Not Natural Enemies: Insights from Korea’s Experience 
https://fpf.org/blog/innovation-and-data-privacy-are-not-natural-enemies-insights-from-koreas-experience/
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Wczoraj po południu wyszliśmy sobie na pchli targ/albo kilka antykwariatow pod jednym dachem w poszukiwaniu ciekawych rzeczy.

Celem była ceramika lub stara dobra ręczna wyciskarka do cytrusów (taka nie chińska). Nieczego niestety nie kupiliśmy, ale samo przeczesywanie takich miejsc bywa ciekawe. Dużo takich miejsc jest we Włoszech, chociaż najciekawsze miejsca jednak widzieliśmy na północy kraju.

No nic, nie tym razem to następnym - w sumie nigdy nie wrzucałem zdjęć, a polecam się…

Happy Saturday! Metacurity offers our free and premium subscribers a weekly digest of the best long-form (and longish) infosec-related pieces we couldn't properly fit into our daily news crush.
This week's selection covers
--The untouchable hacker god who destroyed psychotherapy patients,
--AI prompt injection is an unsolvable problem,
--Deepfakes are messing up Canada's justice system,
--What the hack of Russia's Unified Military Registry revea…

Best infosec-related long reads for the week of 1/17/26
The untouchable hacker god who destroyed psychotherapy patients, AI prompt injection is an unsolvable problem, Deepfakes are messing up Canada's justice system, What the hack of Russia's Unified Military Registry revealed, The US military needs to accelerate its tests of AI trustworthiness

Photos of a
Border Patrol agent
💥squirting pepper spray in the face of a man who was being pinned down by fellow officers
searingly captured why the ongoing immigration operation has been met with furious resistance
on the streets of Minneapolis.
Images of the episode drew millions of views online,
made the front page of The Minnesota Star Tribune and
elicited blistering condemnation from local officials

Pepper-Sprayed While Pinned Down: A Searing Scene Provokes Outrage
Images of a man getting pepper-sprayed at close range while being held down by Border Patrol agents fueled more tension in Minneapolis.

Google acquires Common Sense Machines, whose AI models create 3D assets from 2D images, and was last valued at $15M after raising $10M from a16z and others (The Information)
https://www.theinformation.com/briefings/exclusive-google-acquires-3d-im…

Exclusive: Google Acquires 3D Image Generator Startup
Google has acquired Common Sense Machines, a Cambridge, Mass.,-based startup developing generative artificial intelligence models to create three-dimensional assets from two-dimensional images, a Google spokesperson confirmed. The deal closed this week, according to the spokesperson. The spokesperson declined to provide a price. The company had around a dozen employees, according to its

Public health groups are suing the Environmental Protection Agency ( #EPA ) over its approval of a #PFAS “forever chemical”
#insecticide
that industry research found likely
reduces testicle size,
lowers sperm coun…

Tesla verklagt kalifornische Behörde wegen Falschwerbe-Urteil zu FSD
Tesla will ein Urteil kippen, das ihm Falschwerbung bei Autopilot und Full-Self-Driving vorwirft. Das Unternehmen hat das Marketing inzwischen geändert.

OpenAI details efforts to secure its ChatGPT Atlas browser against prompt injection attacks, including building an "LLM-based automated attacker" (Rebecca Bellan/TechCrunch)
https://techcrunch.com/2025/12/22/openai-say…

OpenAI says AI browsers may always be vulnerable to prompt injection attacks | TechCrunch
OpenAI says prompt injections will always be a risk for AI browsers with agentic capabilities, like Atlas. But the firm is beefing up its cybersecurity with an "LLM-based automated attacker."