There's something special about this McDonald's advertisement.

Did you catch it?

It contains what is known as a split-second phantom attack.

A projection of a depth-less object, such as a road sign, can be placed on a digital billboard to fool self-driving systems into… pic.twitter.com/cNMrnM9pkI

— LaurieWired (@lauriewired) July 11, 2024

Here is the link to the full paper:https://t.co/h1nPs18kaS

— LaurieWired (@lauriewired) July 11, 2024

Introduction to the Wild West of Proof of Concept #Exploit Code (#PoC) aka SSHing the Masseshttps://t.co/usvp6NxaQQ

— raptor@infosec.exchange (@0xdea) July 11, 2024

I have written up some thoughts on AI doom and x-risk, with a focus on why I find a fast-takeoff scenario highly implausible, and why I think that any world model derived from written language is insufficient for advances in real-world technology:https://t.co/zi3mAFMh6i

— Halvar Flake (@halvarflake) July 12, 2024

Someone asked me today: why is it so hard to hire early-career generalists in security engineering. I was reminded of @__nolang 's interview notes... look at all this stuff generalists have to know. https://t.co/KzIxcFBCpX

— Heather Adkins - Ꜻ - Spes consilium non est (@argvee) July 11, 2024

" ...emails in the leaked Zendesk data show that mSpy and its operators are acutely aware of what customers use the spyware for, including monitoring of phones without the person’s knowledge."https://t.co/xA2sw0h9bC

— Eva (@evacide) July 11, 2024

"The undercover officer used the identity of the dead brother as the basis of his fake persona while he spent three years spying on leftwing campaigners".https://t.co/9T44lPujT4

— Dr. Dan Lomas (@Sandbagger_01) July 12, 2024

Guided missile of early 1960. Note how much electronics you need when there is no Microprocessor available :P
Company: Raytheon (Massachusetts) pic.twitter.com/SvHKmk7mvz

— Fasani Corp. (@martinfasani) July 11, 2024

I'm 100% doing this at some point. pic.twitter.com/xSZelookSR

— Grumpy Sociologist (@OhHowByronic) July 10, 2024