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Stability AI founder Emad Mostaque warned at TechBBQ in Copenhagen that AI-driven cyberattacks could take the internet offline within years, citing the Hugging Face breach, autonomous OpenAI hacking agents, and hidden geopolitical biases in frontier models.
This article explores how the global internet depends on physical submarine fiber-optic cables for international data transmission, highlighting their construction, ownership, and landing points on coastlines.
A BGP hijacking attack exploited lax security configurations to infect networks with malware via fake software updates, highlighting preventable errors in routing security.
Introduces the Agent Network Protocol (ANP), an open-source communication protocol aiming to become the HTTP of the Agentic Web era by enabling agent identity, discovery, messaging, and collaboration. The post also reflects on how the web became siloed due to human-centric efficiency, arguing for a protocol-centric agent internet.
The APNIC Blog investigates the operators of small RPKI publication servers, analyzing their characteristics and role in the global RPKI infrastructure.
An open-source domain service with 162K stars on GitHub claims to offer free domain registration and forever free renewals, potentially disrupting traditional domain ownership costs.
Iran demands that Big Tech companies pay fees for using undersea Internet cables in the Strait of Hormuz, potentially disrupting global internet traffic and pushing companies to seek alternative routes.
Iran plans to impose fees on subsea internet cables in the Strait of Hormuz, threatening disruption if major tech companies do not comply, leveraging its geographic position for economic and strategic gain.