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Join more than 1,500 registered attendees today for CodeSecCon, the premier virtual event bringing together developers and cybersecurity professionals to revolutionize the way applications are built, secured, and maintained. Designed to address the most pressing challenges in software security, CodeSecCon empowers attendees to: Develop Secure Applications: Learn best practices for secure coding and application design. Reduce Software Vulnerabilities: Discover innovative tools and techniques to minimize risks. Enhance Collaboration: Bridge the gap between security and development teams to foster a DevSecOps culture. Learn how to safely integrate AI into applications and reduce risk of sensitive data exposure Agenda Overview (View Full Agenda) 11:00AM ET –…

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Citi will debut a bitcoin custody service later this year. The top bank said Tuesday that its Custody+ product will allow institutional investors to custody both traditional assets and bitcoin within one framework, rather than needing separate systems.  The bank first announced plans to debut a digital asset custody service last year. It said at the time that it had been developing the service for several years.  Citi is the latest American bank to move deeper into the digital asset space following friendlier legislation and pro-crypto approach from U.S. regulators.  “Custody+ is a clear example of this investment as we…

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Coffee is consumed around the world every day, and earlier research has associated coffee drinking with a reduced risk of conditions including type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease. Scientists still do not fully understand the biological processes that might explain those connections. Now, new research from Finland suggests that regular coffee consumption is associated with healthier body composition, favorable metabolic markers, and distinct patterns involving sex hormones in men and women. Researchers at the University of Oulu analyzed information from 2,264 people who were 46 years old and taking part in the Northern Finland Birth Cohort 1966. The team investigated…

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Norwegian engineering company CoreMarine has wrapped up the disconnection of a floating liquefied natural gas (FLNG) unit offshore Cameroon, clearing the way for the vessel to leave Africa after eight years of service and begin its next chapter in the Americas, with redeployment planned in Argentina’s emerging LNG export market. FLNG Hilli Episeyo concludes its assignment offshore Cameroon; Source: CoreMarine CoreMarine has completed the offshore disconnection of Golar LNG’s Hilli Episeyo FLNG facility from Cameroon’s Kribi field, where the vessel spent eight years. The fast-tracked campaign relied on a bespoke disconnection methodology developed by the Norwegian firm, which led the…

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Stuart Russell is right that AI’s builders fear losing control of it (Experts are warning: our AI arms race is putting humanity at risk, 11 August). But it is not only a future superintelligence’s problem; it is already loaded into weapons, where a loss of control kills a civilian today, not humanity tomorrow.An autonomous drone told to clear a “kill box” is the genie your other columnists described (How do we prevent AI agents from going rogue? It starts with a new kind of measurement, 18 July): it does what it is told, killing whatever is inside, combatant or child.…

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What was claimed A video of a room of young people reacting to an earthquake and another clip of people sheltering under a table were filmed during a quake that struck Indonesia on 15 August. Our verdict They weren’t. The videos actually show the impact of an earthquake that hit the Philippines in October 2025. Old footage filmed during an earthquake that struck the Philippines last year is being shared on social media with captions suggesting it shows a quake that hit Indonesia last weekend.The video first appeared online in October 2025 and shows the impact in Davao City, Mindanao…

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Jose Mourinho is back for a second spell at Real Madrid who, he says, didn’t need Barcelona’s new signing Rodri.Published On 19 Aug 202619 Aug 2026Jose Mourinho is confident Real Madrid will be fine without Rodri despite admitting the club made “a very good offer” to try to sign the Spain captain.Rodri officially signed with Madrid’s rival Barcelona after a transfer from Manchester City on Tuesday.Recommended Stories list of 4 itemsend of listMourinho, back with Madrid for a second stint, said he spoke twice with Rodri as Madrid considered adding the World Cup’s best player to its squad, but felt…

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An organization that released public election polling in recent weeks withdrew the results of two surveys, revealing that it had fabricated the polls as part of a “short-term social experiment” meant to expose how quickly false information could spread.One of the surveys released by the group, Median Strategies, claimed that Francesca Hong was leading the Wisconsin Democratic primary for governor by more than 20 percentage points. (She went on to lose by less than one percentage point.) Another, shared by Mayor Karen Bass on X in a since-deleted post, showed Ms. Bass leading Nithya Raman by nearly 12 percentage points…

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Most fantasy sports leagues suffer the same problem: retention. Leagues play out over monthslong seasons, require regular attention, and can punish players severely for missing even a single week. I’ve started Fantasy Premier League (FPL) multiple times, but never finished a season.That’s a problem for any fantasy league, but especially so for a new game in a growing sport, hoping to attract new fans who might grow along with it. And so when Manchester United take on London City Lionesses on the opening day of the Women’s Super League (WSL) season next month, fans will have a chance to compete…

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AI-powered data fabric company Prevalent AI today announced raising $22 million in growth funding from Integrity Growth Partners (IGP). Founded in 2017 by former GCHQ and Darktrace leaders and headquartered in London, Prevalent AI has operated on a bootstrapped basis until now. The UK-based company has built a data fabric platform that turns fragmented enterprise data into a knowledge graph that security teams and AI agents can use to gain context, clarity, and control. Prevalent AI addresses the cybersecurity risks posed by fragmented data in enterprise environments amid accelerated AI adoption. The platform cleans, connects, and contextualizes enterprise security data,…

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