AI Infrastructure
AI infrastructure explores GPUs, compute, training, inference and large-scale deployment. Articles follow platform evolution, architectural bottlenecks and the security implications of AI workloads.
OpenAI Mandates Hardware-Backed Passkeys for Access to Frontier AI Models
Starting June 1, 2026, OpenAI will require Trusted Access for Cyber (TAC) program members to use hardware-backed passkeys, setting a n…
DNS-AID: Linux Foundation Launches Decentralized Discovery for AI Agents
The Linux Foundation has launched DNS-AID, an open-source protocol that leverages existing DNS infrastructure to enable decentralized…
Shadow AI: First 8-K Filing Signals Shift from Internal Policy to Regulatory Mandate
The first SEC 8-K filing for unauthorized AI use marks a turning point for corporate governance. As Shadow AI evolves into 'vibe-coded…
Poisoned AI Chatbots: A New Vector for High-Performance GPU Cryptojacking
Microsoft has identified an active campaign that manipulates AI chatbot recommendations to distribute GPU-based cryptojacking malware…
CISA Adds Critical Langflow Vulnerability (CVE-2025-34291) to KEV Catalog Following Active Exploitation
CISA has added CVE-2025-34291, a critical origin validation flaw in the Langflow platform, to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities cata…
1Password and OpenAI Partner to Provide Just-in-Time Credentials for AI Agents
1Password integrates its Environments MCP Server into OpenAI's Codex, enabling just-in-time credentialing for AI coding agents to prev…