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Breakthrough in Optical Computing: South Korean Researchers Develop Reconfigurable Photonic Chip That Can Slow and Shape Light On-Demand

SEOUL — In a major development that could help alleviate severe computing bottlenecks driven by the explosive growth of generative artificial intelligence (AI), a multi-institutional team of South Korean researchers has successfully engineered a programmable photonic integrated circuit capable of slowing down, caching, and manipulating light on-demand. The breakthrough, spearheaded by a collaborative team from […]

AI-Powered Cyber Warfare: The Breach of South Korea’s Financial Infrastructure

In a chilling evolution of modern cyber warfare, a Chinese-speaking threat actor has successfully leveraged advanced artificial intelligence agents to penetrate the digital fortresses of South Korea’s top financial institutions. This incident, which unfolded earlier this month, represents a watershed moment in cybersecurity, marking a transition from human-led manual exploitation to high-speed, AI-automated offensive operations. […]

Stealth and Surveillance: The Resurgence of the ScanBox Framework in South China Sea Espionage

In a chilling reminder that digital espionage is rarely deterred by legal indictments, a sophisticated threat actor linked to the Chinese government has launched a fresh campaign of cyber-surveillance. Researchers from Proofpoint and PwC have uncovered a coordinated "watering hole" attack utilizing the infamous ScanBox JavaScript-based reconnaissance framework. This campaign, which targeted Australian organizations and […]

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