How did Ukraine’s hacked alert app send false radiation warnings?
Hackers sent a rapid series of false alerts through Ukraine’s public air alert app on Sunday night, warning of radiation, a nuclear threat, chemical attack and street fighting. Ukraine’s Air Force confirmed the app had been hacked and said there was no radiation threat. [1]
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- Ukraine says hacked alert app sent false radiation warnings to residents — Daily Mail
- Google satellite completes first in-orbit AI inference with haiku — The Register
- US warns Russian nuclear satellite could cripple services worldwide — Daily Mail
- Google’s experimental AI satellite sends its first model-generated response from orbit — The Verge
- Google tests its first orbital data centre with AI-generated haiku — TechCrunch
- Months After Completing Breast Cancer Treatment, Country Singer Makes Emotional Grand Ole Opry Debut on Opry Goes Pink Night — American Songwriter
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