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Anthropic's AI Uncovers Vulnerabilities in Cryptographic Algorithms, Including US Federal Standard Contender HAWK
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avant-hierRésumé IA

Anthropic's AI Uncovers Vulnerabilities in Cryptographic Algorithms, Including US Federal Standard Contender HAWK

Anthropic's AI model, Claude, discovered two previously unknown attacks on cryptographic algorithms: one against HAWK, a post-quantum digital signature scheme competing for US federal standard status, and another against a research version of AES. The HAWK vulnerability significantly reduces the security margin, potentially impacting its competitiveness due to required key size increases, while the AES attack demonstrates a novel approach though against a non-standard configuration.

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Decrypt
5 min de lecture
Australian Senate Passes Bill to Reinstate Human Oversight in Aged Care Algorithm
En développement
Politique·02/07/2026Résumé IA

Australian Senate Passes Bill to Reinstate Human Oversight in Aged Care Algorithm

The Australian Senate has passed legislation to reintroduce human oversight for an aged care algorithm, the Integrated Assessment Tool (IAT), which has been criticized for under-assessing care needs. The bill, co-sponsored by multiple parties, aims to allow assessors to override the algorithm's decisions, addressing concerns raised by elderly Australians, carers, and human rights advocates.

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Guardian Australia
3 min de lecture
Senate passes bill to return human oversight to aged care algorithm
En développement
Politique·02/07/2026Résumé IA

Senate passes bill to return human oversight to aged care algorithm

The Australian Senate has passed legislation to reinstate human oversight for an aged care algorithm, the Integrated Assessment Tool (IAT), which has been criticized for under-assessing care needs. The bill, co-sponsored by the Greens, Coalition, and an independent senator, aims to allow assessors to override the algorithm's decisions. The government has proposed some human review in "extenuating circumstances," but critics argue it doesn't go far enough.

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Guardian Australia