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Supermarket Freezers Across Europe Hit By Second Suspected Cyberattack

An anonymous reader quotes a report from The Guardian: Supermarket chains in Sweden, Belgium and Luxembourg have said the temperatures of their refrigerators and freezers in dozens of stores rose overnight, prompting fears of a cyber-attack similar to one that caused millions of euros of food losses in France. Sweden's Coop chain told the daily Aftonbladet on Monday that six of its stores had been affected, while ICA said it was "aware that a limited number of stores were affected by an incident overnight which impacted their refrigeration and freezer systems".

The Dutch retailer Ahold Delhaize, which last month reported a cybersecurity incident to police in the Netherlands, said an "IT incident" had hit fridges and freezers in dozens of its supermarkets in Belgium and Luxembourg. A company spokesperson, Sarah De Meester, said the supermarket chain had established that temperatures in the cooling systems had increased, adding that the incident was being investigated. Belgium's Le Soir newspaper reported that dozens of stores and supermarkets were affected, including five Spar outlets, multiple Shop & Go convenience stores attached to Q8 service stations, and a number of smaller Proxy Delhaize minimarkets. "We started mobilizing technicians at 1am," Stephan Moelans, the chief executive of Sabcobel, which specialises in refrigeration system installations, told the paper. "We spent all night and morning disconnecting the affected installations from the grid."

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Ibiza on ice: why is Greenland suddenly throwing open its doors to tourists?

It’s 80% frozen and there are no roads outside towns, but that’s not stopping the territory welcoming more visitors than ever before with three new airports

Name: Greenland (or Kalaallit Nunaat, the land of the people in the Greenlandic language).

Age: The landmass is believed to have been settled about 2500BC.

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Shabana Mahmood softens immigration plans in face of cabinet backlash

Exception for care workers will allow up to 300,000 people to apply for indefinite leave to remain after five years

Shabana Mahmood has softened plans to force low-paid workers to wait 15 years before settlement in the UK following a backlash from fellow cabinet ministers and backbench Labour MPs.

Under pressure from health unions to make an exception for care workers, the home secretary has moved to allow up to 300,000 people to apply for indefinite leave to remain after five years.

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Led by Liam Rosenior and backed by billionaires, Paris FC are now a force in Ligue 1 | Luke Entwistle

After a huge summer and with PSG’s other rivals falling away, their city rivals are aiming to ‘be one of the biggest clubs in Europe’

By Get French Football News

It is hard to know what Pierre Ferracci found stranger: the fact that he was fully suited among a set of bare-chested Paris FC ultras singing his name or that, behind him, in what was the final game of his presidency, his side were playing Monaco off the park. “I didn’t see any of the first 15 minutes of the game because I was with the ultras,” he admitted. On the pitch as well as in the stands was evidence of how far his side has come since he joined back in 2006.

At that time, Les Parisiens were in the amateur third tier of French football. He initially arrived in an administrative function before becoming owner and president in 2012. It wasn’t until 2016 that his side reached Ligue 2.

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Let op! Aan deze brug en wegen wordt deze week gewerkt

Deze week moet je als automobilist vooral rekening houden met werkzaamheden rond de A15 (zuidelijke ring). Bij knooppunt Vaanplein en de afrit Charlois-Heijplaat zijn ze meerdere nachten bezig. Ook de Botlekbrug is twee nachten afgesloten.

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Iran noemt onderhandelingen met VS zeer intensief

TEHERAN (ANP/AFP/RTR) - De Iraanse minister van Buitenlandse Zaken Abbas Araghchi heeft de indirecte onderhandelingen met de Verenigde Staten zeer intensief genoemd. In een interview met het Iraanse staatspersbureau IRNA noemt hij daarbij ook Qatar en Pakistan "zeer actief betrokken" als bemiddelende partijen. Iran en de VS spreken elkaar niet direct, maar via de bemiddelende landen.

Op tafel ligt een in september voorgelegd plan voor een bestand, al is daarover nog altijd geen overeenstemming. Eerder wees de Amerikaanse president Donald Trump dit zevenstappenplan, dat in herziene vorm de basis vormt van de huidige gesprekken, al af. Onderdeel van het plan is onder meer de heropening van de Straat van Hormuz en het intrekken van sancties die de VS tegen Iran hebben ingesteld sinds de twee landen in juni een (inmiddels gesneuveld) raamwerkakkoord overeenkwamen. Ook moet het plan voorzien in het vrijgeven van bevroren Iraanse tegoeden, al langer een eis van Teheran.


Omzet AI-bedrijf Anthropic schiet omhoog, verlies verdubbelt

SAN FRANCISCO (ANP/BLOOMBERG) - Het Amerikaanse AI-bedrijf Anthropic behaalde over het afgelopen kwartaal een omzet van bijna 17 miljard dollar. Dat is ruim twaalf keer zoveel als in dezelfde periode een jaar eerder.

De groeispurt versterkt de verwachting dat Anthropic een recordbedrag kan ophalen met zijn geplande beursgang. Het concern achter AI-platform Claude diende eind vorige maand een aanvraag in voor een beursgang in New York, die naar verwachting voor de Amerikaanse feestdag Thanksgiving op 26 november plaatsvindt.

Het bedrijf leed afgelopen kwartaal een nettoverlies van 23,3 miljard dollar, vergeleken met een verlies van 12,1 miljard dollar in dezelfde periode vorig jaar. De kosten schoten omhoog tot 17,5 miljard dollar ten opzichte van een jaar eerder.


De geschiedenis van het heden

Over tien jaar zou wel eens kunnen blijken dat de afgelopen zomer, met zijn hitte en branden, een koele zomer was geweest, zei Wopke Hoekstra.

China onthult hoe het de eerste ‘taikonauten’ vóór 2030 op de maan wil zetten

Het Chinese ruimtevaartagentschap presenteerde dit weekend de plannen voor de eerste bemenste Chinese maanmissie ooit. Ook de VS willen snel weer astronauten op de maan zetten. Beide landen azen op grondstoffen die daar opgeslagen liggen.


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Token thieves costing companies $100K+ per day in illicit LLM charges

Victim organizations are losing millions of dollars in token charges as criminals hijack their corporate LLM access to steal expensive computing resources and AI services. These fraudulent charges from resource consumption can exceed $100,000 a day, according to a Monday report by Google's Mandiant incident responders, who saw cumulative charges at some organizations hit $1 million before the victim companies revoked intruders' access. "Whenever possible, threat actors want to use this technology to gain a scale advantage over defenders. They achieve that with agentic tools and by stealing tokens from unwitting third parties,” John Hultquist, chief analyst at Google Threat Intelligence Group, told The Register. “Locking down these resources will not only protect organizations from runaway costs, but also protect the broader community from a deluge of cheap, autonomous attacks.” This tactic of hijacking access to LLMs is called LLMJacking, and it’s been increasing steadily over the past two years. In one extreme case, documented in an August report from CrowdStrike, a token thief sent about 200,000 API requests in just two minutes. In one case detailed in the report, a group Google tracks as UNC6993 illicitly gained access to LLM API keys, then generated additional keys and enabled services within the victim’s cloud projects, racking up $100,000 in charges. The threat intel biz also documented a different token thief subscribing victim accounts to Pay-As-You-Go agreements to access advanced models on the victim company’s dime. The crook selected premium foundation models, launched high-volume inference streams, and used a “burn and rotate strategy” to bypass rate limits by creating and deleting short-lived service accounts while auditing the billing interface to monitor financial impact. In yet another incident, an intruder executed more than 500,000 LLM API calls in less than eight hours using stolen third-party API keys to power a token routing service called Jet Night, according to a Monday report from Google. “Given Jet Night’s per-token costs to users are so far below typical market rates GTIG believes the service relies on stolen keys to operate profitably,” the report says. “For example, Jet Night offers an unlimited token plan for approximately $60 USD per month with alleged access to frontier models, a consumer service level that would typically run between $100 and $250 per month.” Jet Night has also admitted to multiple outages on its public Telegram channel, which the Google threat hunters note is “likely due to stolen keys being revoked as victims discover their respective compromises.” Specialized LLMjacking roles As more criminals join the LLMJacking ecosystem, Google says it has documented a division of labor between the criminals that establish initial access to compromised cloud and AI services, and those that manage downstream monetization infrastructure, called “LLM Mixers.” In one case that Mandiant responded to in mid-2026, UNC6993 compromised a cloud instance through a misconfigured Service Account key and used this access to grant further access to a model API. The crooks also spun up a session hijacking page purporting to be an application portal to join a group of LLM users. “This page tricks users into navigating to the legitimate LLM service website, and pasting their raw JSON payload containing an active access token, which was then posted to the backend API to bypass password and multifactor authentication (MFA) controls,” the report says. Google predicts miscreants will “increasingly prioritize LLMJacking” compared to other types of resource theft like cryptojacking. And to prevent cloud LLM service abuse, the security firm says defenders should prioritize identity and access management plus supply chain security, and use a centralized secrets management platform to rotate keys and secrets. Also apply least-access privileges to users and service accounts, ensuring that they only have permissions necessary to complete their roles and tasks. And automate secrets scanning within codebases to identify and then remove any API keys and secrets added to source code. ®

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Russia Officially Withdraws From Europe’s Anti-Torture Convention

Russia ratified the anti-torture treaty in 1998, two years after joining the Council of Europe. It announced its decision to withdraw in October 2025.

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Slavernijmuseum van John Leerdam pas in 2033 open, mag kritiekloos leeglopen in Trouw

John Leerdam, nazaat van plantage-eigenaren, mocht leeglopen in Trouw. De aan de staatsruif verslaafde Leerdam heeft namelijk meer tijd nodig voor het slavernijmuseum. Zou 2030 worden, wordt nu 2033. U vindt 7 jaar nog een behoorlijke periode voor een museum? Trouw niet. Interviewer du jour vraagt er niet naar. Althans, de vraag 'Waarom is het slavernijmuseum uitgesteld?' wordt beantwoord met: "Je kunt niet door dit dossier heen rennen." Hier doelt John Leerdam hoogstwaarschijnlijk op zichzelf. Daarna weeïg gebabbel over zware gesprekken (doelt John weer op John). 

De gemeente Amsterdam zelf heeft wel semi-tekst en uitleg gegeven over de vertraging. Het lukt niet vanwege zo'n beetje elke denkbare reden ooit: "Het gaat onder meer om het ontwerp, vergunningen, inspraak, aanbestedingen en de inrichting van het gebouw." Maar, 'onder meer', dus. Met John Leerdam aan het roer gaat er precies niets over één dag vanilleijs: "De internationale architectenselectie is in volle gang. Een vakjury heeft uit ruim 100 inzendingen unaniem 10 ontwerpteams geselecteerd." Daar komt een selectie van 5 teams uit. In de zomer van 2027 wordt een architect gekozen die het definitieve ontwerp eind 2028 klaar moet hebben. En dan maar hopen dat die architect de juiste kleur heeft.

Voor de bouw en oprichting van het museum heeft het Rijk 32,2 miljoen euro beschikbaar gesteld. De gemeente Amsterdam doet ook een aardige duit in het obesitasje van Leerdam: "Wij dragen zelf 48,8 miljoen euro bij." Het hele circus is echter begroot op 110 miljoen. Leerdam legt in Trouw uit dat dat eigenlijk onhaalbaar is. Interviewer vindt het prima en vraagt er niet naar.

Niet getreurd: er komt een tijdelijk museum. John mikt op 2027/2028. Divers als we zijn, sluiten wij 2029 niet uit. En dat is in principe al 2030, dus dan kun je net zo goed wachten op het niet-tijdelijke museum.

Wie van de drie: wie is de echte John Leerdam?

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Faceted Faces and Surreal Still Lifes Fill GaHee Park’s Dreamy Paintings

Faceted Faces and Surreal Still Lifes Fill GaHee Park’s Dreamy Paintings

An eye peers from a goblet. A disembodied finger creeps from beneath a curtain. A supine figure, lost in a dream, envisions an uncanny array of game and fruit. For GaHee Park, landscapes, figures, and still lifes merge into seamless, surreal tableaux. Her signature glassy-eyed female characters move through spaces where the boundary between reality and fantasy blurs.

Park’s new solo exhibition, Soft Shell at Jessica Silverman, delves into a realm where protection and a sense of security are nebulous. Although she nods to domestic spaces and symbols of comfort and sustenance, such as bowls laden with fruit, there is always something… else.

a surreal oil painting on linen of a woman with her head on her arms, and her face can be seen in shadow through her arm
“Woman and Moth in Eclipse” (2026), oil on linen, 35 x 40 x 1 1/2 inches

At first glance, many of the scenes in Park’s oil paintings appear relaxed and calm, but something soon feels “off.” A dark cloud moves in above “Woman on the Beach with a Bird,” and an interloping digit advances toward a flower arrangement in “Bouquet with a Visitor.” Sometimes the strangeness is apparent right away, such as in “Soft Shell,” in which Park juxtaposes hard, distinct lines with supple, fuzzy shapes, and the whole scene appears to both expand and shrink.

The inspiration for this new body of work, along with the show’s title, is inspired by what the artist describes as “the containers of life that we inhabit to feel safe, but which do not protect us completely.” The artist explores the nature of consciousness and relationships between landscapes and interiors, beauty and the grotesque, and strength and vulnerability. Through a prism of dark humor, Park also infuses her works with subtle, quirky narratives.

In “Eating Angel,” for example, a white t-shirt and halo have been cast onto the floor, and a gleaming wing appears to have been picked clean by the curious cat. The nude female form, plus numerous anatomical hints in the shapes of fruit—or in this case, the breast-like cover on a food platter being presented from out of frame—Park also nods to the Surrealists. She turns the table on the early 20th-century works made predominantly by men, positioning women in roles of empowerment and directness. “Refusing to be conquered, these heroines are sly exhibitionists who draw the viewer into a ‘ping pong’ of gazes,” the gallery says.

Soft Shell continues through December 19 in San Francisco. Keep up with updates on Park’s Instagram.

a surreal oil painting on linen of a woman's face beneath a sky, with a martini glass and an eye seen through it
“Soft Shell” (2026), oil on linen, 16 x 20 x 1 1/2 inches
a surreal oil painting on linen of a nude woman holding a gossamer white fabric over her head as a tray of food is being served to her on a platter
“Eating Angel” (2026), oil on linen, 90 x 72 x 1 1/2 inches
a surreal oil painting on linen of a still life floral scene, with fish on the table surface and a disembodied finger emerging from a curtain
“Bouquet with a Visitor” (2026), oil on linen, 48 x 39 x 1 1/2 inches
a surreal oil painting on linen of a still life featuring a dead bird and fruits, with the torso of a nude, sleeping woman in the foreground as if she is dreaming the scene
“Dream of a Bird” (2026), oil on linen, 45 x 60 x 1 1/2 inches
a surreal oil painting on linen of a vase with motifs of fish, eyes, and other objects
“Fish Bowl with Fruits” (2026), oil on linen, 25 x 20 x 1 1/2 inches
a surreal oil painting on linen of a woman's face, with closed eyes, seemingly floating on the surface of water, with a mirrored face below the surface facing down with eyes open
“Faces with Frog and Tadpoles” (2026), oil on linen, 30 x 25 x 1 1/2 inches
a surreal oil painting on linen of a half-nude woman seated at a table with fish and a goblet that has an eye on it
“Landscape in Eyes” (2026), oil on linen, 40 x 35 x 1 1/2 inches

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