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TechnologieSuddenly, Everyone Is a SovereigntistOn June 12, at 5:21 p.m. Washington time, the U.S. government sent Anthropic a letter invoking national security.
CybersécuritéFrance's worst data breaches of 2026: the ranking (spoiler: you're in it)6,167 data breaches in 2025, a record, and 2026 is already doing better. From the Almerys brother-in-law nobody ever introduced you to, to the teenager who cracked open the ANTS vault by changing one digit in a URL, here is the ranking of France's worst breaches of the…
CybersécuritéI can't listen to CISO podcasts anymoreYesterday I started one, I cut it off after eight minutes. I already knew everything. And the worst part is that I know exactly why it's like this, because I'm often on the other side of the mic, being a CISO myself.
CybersécuritéMicrosoft held two opposite positions in a single week. That is the flaw.While the industry re-litigates responsible disclosure, a flaw that bypasses BitLocker is still sitting unpatched. And Microsoft, which wrote the rules of the game, just proved it only follows them when the mood takes it.
Intelligence ArtificielleAttachment to an AI is not a quirk, it is a vulnerabilityAn AI director at Disney speaks to his software assistant as if to his son, and has handed it the rights to act in his place. The debate mocked the feeling and never saw the rights. Yet both vulnerabilities are dangerous, each in its own way.
Intelligence ArtificielleVibe coding must not become the Wild WestVibe coding is brilliant, but most developers overlook two things that, without their knowing it, sink projects: compliance and security. How to ship AI-based applications that actually hold up.