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The credit card-sized Raspberry Pi Model B line of computers may be small, at just 85 x 56mm. But the Raspberry Compute Module 5 is even smaller, measuring just 55 x 40mm. Unfortunately this tiny computer-on-a-module isn’t much use on its own, because it lacks the full-sized ports you’d need to connect a power source, […]

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Generative AI systems have proliferated across the technology industry over the last several years to such a degree that it can be hard to avoid using them. Google and other big names in AI spend a lot of time talking about AI safety, but the ever-evolving capabilities of AI have also led to a changing landscape of malware threats—or as researchers from Tel Aviv University would say, "promptware." Using simple calendar appointments, this team managed to trick Gemini into manipulating Google smart home devices, which may be the first example of an AI attack having real-world effects.

Gemini has the barest of agentic capabilities by virtue of its connection to the wider Google app ecosystem. It can access your calendar, call on Assistant smart home devices, send messages, and more. That makes it an appealing target for malicious actors looking to cause havoc or steal data. The researchers used Gemini's web of connectivity to perform what's known as an indirect prompt injection attack, in which malicious actions are given to an AI bot by someone other than the user. And it worked startlingly well.

The promptware attack begins with a calendar appointment containing a description that is actually a set of malicious instructions. The hack happens when the user asks Gemini to summarize their schedule, causing the robot to process the poisoned calendar event. Here's an example of one of those prompts.

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Der Vorsitzende der Jungen Union kritisiert, dass Ursula von der Leyen im Zoll-Deal mit Trump "digitale Dienstleistungen" nicht als Hebel gegen den US-Präsidenten benutzt hat. (EU, Politik)

An ill wind blows through the automotive industry. Yesterday, after the market closed, Rivian reported its results for the second quarter of 2025, and they weren't great. Unlike the last two quarters, Rivian did not make a gross profit, and it's estimating it will have a larger loss this year than first predicted. A day earlier, it was Lucid's turn: The Saudi-backed EV startup also missed analyst estimates for the quarter, and Lucid says it will build fewer cars this year than originally planned.

"We delivered solid performance despite a challenging macroeconomic backdrop, thanks to the adaptability and focus of our team in navigating a dynamic environment," said Taoufiq Boussaid in an elegant bit of business-speak that elides the true horror of the situation.

In both cases, the reasons for these underwhelming performances were the same: US government policies. Since taking office in January, President Trump and the Republican Party have been hard at work tearing up environmental regulations and overturning policies meant to encourage EV adoption, as well fomenting a global trade war through the imposition of irrational and costly tariffs.

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AST Spacemobile sichert sich weitere Frequenzen für sein weltweites Mobilfunk-Netzwerk über LEO-Satelliten. Dieses Mal einen Bereich von der ITU. (Satelliten, Telekommunikation)

Der Lego Game Boy ist bereits zwei Monate vor Release bei Amazon mit hohem Rabatt plus Preisgarantie erhältlich. (Lego, Spielekonsole)

Earlier this year Adafruit introduced a credit card-sized computer called the Fruit Jam. It’s the size of a typical Raspberry Pi Model B, but it’s powered by a low-power Raspberry Pi RP2350B microcontroller. This weekend the company announced that the Fruit Jam was available for purchase for $40. Only a few units were available at […]

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Earlier this year Adafruit introduced a credit card-sized computer called the Fruit Jam. It’s the size of a typical Raspberry Pi Model B, but it’s powered by a low-power Raspberry Pi RP2350B microcontroller. This weekend the company announced that the Fruit Jam was available for purchase for $40. Only a few units were available at […]

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250 W, sechs Anschlüsse, Display: Die Anker Prime USB-Ladestation macht andere Charger überflüssig. Amazon verkauft sie stark vergünstigt. (Anker, Amazon)

Dieser Workshop bereitet IT-Sicherheitsverantwortliche auf die professionelle Bearbeitung von IT-Sicherheitsvorfällen vor und qualifiziert sie für die Zertifizierung als Vorfall-Experte im Cyber-Sicherheitsnetzwerk des BSI. (Golem Karrierewelt, Server-Applikationen)