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How Eight Weeks of Silence Might Make Psilocybin's Brain Rewiring Permanent
USC's Keck School of Medicine launches its first-ever psychedelic-assisted therapy trial, investigating whether an eight-week mindfulness meditation curriculum can amplify and sustain the neuroplastic effects of psilocybin in 72 healthy adults, backed by ARPA-H's EVIDENT program.
Hierarchy's Hidden Hand: How Rank Shifts Our Giving Instincts
An exploration of how subtle shifts in social status redefine, and often undermine, our expectations of reciprocal generosity in interpersonal relationships.
When Disclosure Becomes a Death Sentence: The 24-Hour Exploit Clock Is Real
Cisco CUCM and Ivanti flaws weaponized within hours of disclosure. Microsoft's Patch Tuesday hit 206 CVEs. HTTP/2 bombs target telcos. SprySOCKS hides in kernel drivers. The exploit timeline has collapsed, and most security teams are not ready for what comes next.
Why Sixth Street Bet $143 Million on a Private Credit Data Startup
Sixth Street’s $143 million investment in Chronograph highlights institutional demand for real-time data integrity in private credit as AI technology reshapes traditional valuation models.
SpaceX’s Real Product Isn’t Rockets—It’s Orbit as a Data Center
With shareholders demanding returns, SpaceX is betting its trillion-dollar valuation on AI compute from space—not lunar landers or Starlink. Here’s what that means for NASA, investors, and the future of Earth’s digital infrastructure.
Cannabis and Psychosis: Unpacking the Case for a Distinct Diagnostic Subtype
Recent clinical research suggests cannabis-associated psychosis is a distinct clinical entity rather than just a transient drug-induced event, challenging traditional diagnostic frameworks and calling for urgent, personalized treatment strategies.
The PeopleSoft Backdoor: How ShinyHunters Turned a Legacy System Into a National Security Risk
ShinyHunters exploited an unauthenticated zero-day in Oracle PeopleSoft to breach American universities, stealing gigabytes of student records.
Your Dog’s Paw Preference Isn’t What You Think
New research reveals why single-task paw tests fail—and how to accurately assess your dog’s true laterality with a four-part protocol.
The Campus That Got Hacked: How a Single Zero-Day Broke 450,000 Student Records
A forensic breakdown of the ShinyHunters attack on Oracle PeopleSoft — how a single unauthenticated flaw led to the largest education-sector breach of 2026.
Undocumented SprySOCKS Windows Backdoors Reveal FishMonger's Expanded Espionage Reach
FishMonger expands operations by deploying undocumented Windows variants of the SprySOCKS backdoor against government targets using kernel stealth and spooler abuse.
The Executive Foldable: Vertu Launches Enterprise-Focused AI Device
Vertu has debuted a new foldable smartphone designed to streamline corporate workflows, featuring integrated AI agent capabilities that link directly to enterprise management software.
What Agentic AI Actually Does to GRC Work (And What It Doesn't)
Anecdotal walkthrough of building a GRC agent that automates compliance monitoring, policy alignment, and audit preparation — preserving human judgment for strategic oversight.