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Introducing Code Audit: Find complex vulnerabilities hidden in your source code

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By Shaun Brown
| aikido.dev
TL;DR: Aikido Code Audit fills the gap between SAST and pentesting by reasoning through your static codebases to surface multi-step, intent-dependent vulnerabilities before they ship. Last week Anthropic released Claude Fable 5, a public version of their Mythos-class model, which was able to discover and chain zero-day exploits. Fable 5 ships with guardrails that block cybersecurity queries and fall back to a more limited model, so the public version doesn't run those attacks for you.
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Too little, too late: Nakatani falls short against masterful Inoue

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By Shaun Brown
| fightersweekly.com
Naoya Inoue was consistently a step ahead of Junto Nakatani in a high-class defence of his undisputed super-bantamweight title at the Tokyo Dome. The two Japanese pound-for-pound stars collided in front of 50,000 fans and, after the anthems, there was a brief intake of breath around the stadium — as if many still couldn’t quite believe the fight was finally happening.
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Built, not hyped: Why Inoue vs. Nakatani matters

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By Shaun Brown
| fightersweekly.com
Japanese efficiency is the envy of the world. The standout example is the Shinkansen – the country’s high-speed railway network – famed for its punctuality and near-flawless safety record. It shows what can be achieved when everything runs in sync. Apply that same discipline to boxing matchmaking, and you get Naoya Inoue vs. Junto Nakatani. In a week where we’ve again been told Anthony Joshua vs.
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