David Rogers
@drogersuk.bsky.social
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AI, Mobile and IoT security, future automotive, viticulture and sim racing. Former Chair of GSMA Fraud and Security Group.
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Looking forward to speaking at BSides Cymru in Cardiff on Friday, if you're there please come and say hello! Wela i chi'n fuan! www.bsides.cymru
BSides Cymru poster 17th October 2025, Tramshed Tech, Cardiff
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Legendary work from @gabrielgeiger.bsky.social.

He and a team uncovered a trove of data from a surveillance firm — location data from thousands of phone numbers from nearly every country on Earth.

The firm had been tracking everyone from Erik Prince to journalists to Jared Leto.
The surveillance empire that tracked world leaders, a Vatican enemy, and maybe you
Inside the hidden world of First Wap, whose untraceable tech has targeted politicians, journalists, celebrities, and activists around the globe.
motherjones.com
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"Bose will brick key features of its SoundTouch Wi-Fi speakers and soundbars soon. On Thursday, Bose informed customers that as of February 18, 2026, it will stop supporting the devices, and the devices' cloud-based features, including the companion app, will stop working."
Bose SoundTouch home theater systems regress into dumb speakers Feb. 18
Ending support for SoundTouch may help Bose avoid a Sonos situation.
arstechnica.com
Usually! They were defunct for a while and only spotted them again recently. One is $500,000 and gets delivered by private jet.
I have a lot of questions about the Vertu Agent Q "AI phone" which is launching this week at Harrods...
Vertu Agent Q phone with electrical connections under two flaps
York? Have you ever been there?
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Researchers from the Turing, Anthropic and the AI Security Institute have conducted the largest study of data poisoning to date.

Results show that as little as 250 malicious documents can be used to “poison” a language model, even as model size and training data grow: bit.ly/4n0mH4t
LLMs may be more vulnerable to data poisoning than we thought
A Turing collaboration with the AI Security Institute and Anthropic will help to protect AI models from misuse
bit.ly
Met this hotel cat this morning in Sophia Antipolis. He lives in the office, the staff all have different names for him because his owner left and his original name is a mystery....
Hotel cat on his cushion Hotel cat on his cushion in the office
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'It would be possible to describe everything scientifically, but it would make no sense. It would be a description without meaning—as if you described a Beethoven symphony as a variation of wave pressure.'

Albert Einstein, from Max Born, Physik im Wandel meiner Zeit (Braunschweig: Vieweg, 1966).
Harvest is in full flow! After lots of rain (and showers today), I can't wait any longer because the grapes were taking on too much water and splitting. Hard work today!
Pinot Meunier bunch from the vine
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Our CEO, @drogersuk.bsky.social will be speaking at the ETSI security conference in October alongside some brilliant people. He'll be speaking about how to prevent future deaths caused by poor AI implementations.

Details here: www.etsi.org/events/upcom...

#ai #security #mobile #telecom
David Rogers speaker card for ETSI security conference 2025
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DEF CON talk PDF is here: media.defcon.org/DEF%20CON%20...
ICYMI: After the developer of a prolific SMS spam operation behind millions of scam messages dubbed Magic Cat was outed earlier this year, a new operation has emerged in its wake and is already surging ahead.

Magic Mouse, as the new operation is known, is stealing ~650k credit cards a month.
After researchers unmasked a prolific SMS scammer, a new operation has emerged in its wake | TechCrunch
Security researchers are now sounding the alarm on a new SMS text message fraud operation, which is surging in popularity — and its ability to steal people's credit cards — since the demise of its pre...
techcrunch.com
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Other libraries in my area (wi) are experiencing similar issues. Plus phone calls trying to get librarians to say the titles of fake books like "reset password" or "i am satisfied with my service", presumably to steal voices for spam and spoofing.
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Meanwhile, here in Maine, AI crawlers have rendered the server that manages our statewide interlibrary loan unreachable by legitimate attempts to pass through requests/information

Again, but louder: the server can’t be reached by libraries and the folks trying to use them BECAUSE OF AI CRAWLERS.
Pumpkin living the life of Riley on #internationalcatday
Big fat ginger cat lying in a sun spot
Cooking lunch. This is the way, right? www.bbc.com/news/article... #cacioepepe
Cacio e Pepe from a jar
At the bookbinders today...
Bookbinders workshop with equipment and staff working
Willow eyeing my tea... #catsofbluesky