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Cloudflare Zero Wire classifies critical vulnerabilities

Cloudflare is introducing Zero Wire, a public feed on critical vulnerabilities in internet-facing software. The briefings, according to the provider, bundle impact, possible actions and links to technical sources. For SMEs this can be a starting point for checking their own exposure; the feed does not replace such a check or any necessary updates.

Source: Cloudflare on Web ↗ via @jonathan_wilke

AIFintech

Revolut moves 2,000 engineers to self-hosted open-source AI

According to an X post by @guilleflorvs, around 2,000 Revolut engineers now code with the self-hosted model GLM by default, with Claude Code and Codex kept as the exception. The figures come from a public talk by David Abitbol, who leads AI operations at Revolut: 56 Nvidia B200s, about 30 cents per million tokens and roughly a tenth of the previous Anthropic and OpenAI bill, all self-reported. For SMEs the interesting part is less the model than the question behind it: once tokens are no longer rationed, teams hand more work to agents and need clear guardrails for that.

Source: @guilleflorvs on X ↗ via @guitaripod

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