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- 1Minnesota agrivoltaics project pairs farming with solar power▼Minnesota agrivoltaics project shows promise of mixing farming, solar power
A Minnesota project combining agriculture with solar panels is drawing attention as an example of agrivoltaics, where crops or livestock share land with energy generation. Reports describe the setup as showing promise for farmers seeking new income while keeping land productive. Interest comes as US states weigh how to expand renewable energy without displacing farmland.
- 2Malware uses LLMs to rank victims by financial worth●Malware uses LLMs to rank victims by how much they're worth
Cisco Talos researchers report that the Volta infostealer uses large language models to automatically appraise infected machines and prioritize victims by their potential financial value. The malware feeds system details to an AI model, which estimates each victim's worth so attackers can focus on the most profitable targets. The finding highlights a new stage in cybercrime automation, where AI is used not only to write malware but to direct it.
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Solar power is back in the Italian news as the moderate Noi Moderati group proposes simplifying rules for renewable energy facilities (FER), while residents of an Italian town push back against a large planned photovoltaic plant, calling for a halt to what local media dub 'wild solar' development. The debate highlights the tension between Italy's renewable energy targets and local communities' objections to large-scale ground-mounted installations.
- 44.95-MW agrivoltaic solar farm pairing panels with hay promises cheaper power▼4.95-MW agrivoltaic solar farm with hay cultivation to provide 10 % cheaper power in US
A 4.95-megawatt agrivoltaic solar farm in the United States combines solar panels with ongoing hay cultivation on the same land, an approach expected to deliver electricity roughly 10 percent cheaper than conventional alternatives. The dual-use design lets farming continue beneath the arrays, and the reported cost savings are drawing attention to agrivoltaics as a way to expand clean energy without taking farmland out of production.
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Talks around football coaching roles are drawing attention in Brazil. Clarence Seedorf, in charge at Corinthians, has changed the training centre routine and is betting on team unity to lift the club out of its crisis. Meanwhile, Volta Redonda is close to finalising an agreement with Rodrigo Santana, while Le Havre held PSG to a 0-0 draw in France.
- 6Ocean Pulse and Thursd Voltage Set to Shape 2027 Fashion▼Ocean Pulse and Thursd Voltage Will Bring Energy to 2027 Fashion
Trade publication Thursd reports that two emerging themes, Ocean Pulse and Thursd Voltage, will bring fresh energy to fashion in 2027. Ocean Pulse points to ocean-inspired colours, textures and materials, while Voltage suggests bold, high-charge aesthetics. Details remain limited beyond the announcement of the two named directions.
- 7Voltage Pictures Picks Up Sarah Bolger Horror 'Nervous'▼Sarah Bolger Horror Movie 'Nervous' Acquired by Voltage Pictures
Voltage Pictures has acquired the horror film 'Nervous', starring Sarah Bolger. No further details about the deal, the film's plot, cast, or release plans were given in the initial report. More information is expected as Voltage sets its distribution strategy for the title.
- 8AI-powered Windows malware uses Claude to rank stolen victim data▼New AI-driven Windows malware feeds stolen data to Claude to rank victims’ assets by value, then deletes itself — payloa
Cisco Talos researchers have detailed VOLTA, a Windows infostealer that sends stolen victim data to Claude so the AI ranks the victim's assets by value, building a custom target assessment. The malware can switch to another model if one refuses the request, or skip the AI step entirely, and deletes itself after finishing. Security observers are highlighting the case as a notable example of criminals abusing mainstream AI tools in malware operations.
- 9Marigolds Theme Tied to Ocean Calm in New Feature▼Marigolds in Thursd Voltage, Held by the Calm of Ocean Pulse
A headline pairing marigolds with 'Thursd Voltage' and the calm of an 'Ocean Pulse' is circulating, suggesting a themed feature or creative release that combines floral imagery with oceanic calm. No further details about what it involves or who is behind it have been reported, and reaction so far is limited to the announcement itself.
- 10Thursd Names Ocean Pulse Floral Color of the Year 2027▼Thursd Floral Trend Color of the Year 2027 – Ocean Pulse Meets Thursd Voltage
Floral industry publication Thursd has announced its Floral Trend Color of the Year for 2027, pairing a shade called Ocean Pulse with its own Thursd Voltage. The announcement outlines the palette florists and designers are expected to work with ahead of the 2027 season. The color world now awaits confirmation from larger trend forecasting bodies to see whether the ocean-inspired direction gains broader traction.
- 11Floral Trend Colors of 2027 Highlighted in New Interior Designs▼These Interiors Breath the Thursd Floral Trend Color of the Year 2027 – Ocean Pulse Meets Thursd Voltage
Floral industry publication Thursd has presented its Trend Colors of the Year 2027, named Ocean Pulse and Thursd Voltage, showcasing interior designs built around the two shades. The feature highlights how florists and designers can incorporate the colors into spaces. Reaction so far appears limited, with the announcement drawing little attention yet.
- 12New VOLTA Infostealer Uses AI to Rank Victims by Wealth▼New VOLTA Infostealer Uses Claude, Gemini, and Kimi AI to Rank Victims by Financial Value
Cybersecurity researchers report a new infostealer malware called VOLTA that reportedly uses large language models including Claude, Gemini, and Kimi to analyse stolen data and rank victims by their financial value, allowing attackers to prioritise high-worth targets. The story is spreading through security news coverage, drawing attention to the growing use of commercial AI tools in criminal malware operations.
- 13New VOLTA Infostealer Uses AI to Rank Victims by Financial Value●New VOLTA Infostealer Uses Claude, Gemini, and Kimi AI to Rank Victims by Financial Value https:// thehackernews.com/202
Security researchers report a new infostealer malware called VOLTA that incorporates AI models, including Claude, Gemini, and Kimi, to assess and rank victims by their potential financial value. The malware reportedly uses these models to prioritize high-worth targets, marking a notable step in the criminal abuse of commercial AI tools. Coverage is spreading across cybersecurity communities, with commentators highlighting the implications of generative AI being repurposed for data theft operations.
- 14Milwaukee Brewers celebrate a historic first●Milwaukee Brewers, che bella la prima volta » # Baseball .it https://www. baseball.it/milwaukee-brewers- che-bella-la-pr
The Milwaukee Brewers are being discussed after achieving something for the first time in the franchise's history, according to an Italian baseball outlet. The article's headline, 'Milwaukee Brewers, che bella la prima volta' ('what a beautiful first time'), celebrates the milestone. Details of the exact achievement are not provided in the available information.
- 15VOLTA infostealer uses AI to pick its victims▼Appraisal by AI: Model-driven victim prioritization in the VOLTA infostealer
Cisco Talos researchers report that the VOLTA infostealer, a malware strain that harvests saved passwords and other credentials from infected computers, now uses an AI model to decide which victims are worth attacking. The malware scores potential targets before deploying its full payload, a sign that cybercriminals are adopting machine learning to make their operations more selective and efficient.
- 16New Windows infostealer uses AI to rank stolen data●Security researchers have discovered VOLTA-AUTODOXER, a new Windows infostealer that leverages large language models to
Security researchers have identified VOLTA-AUTODOXER, a new Windows infostealer that uses large language models to analyze and rank stolen victim data by its monetization value. The malware harvests passwords, browser cookies, payment card details, and crypto wallet seed phrases, marking a notable shift as cybercriminals integrate AI tools into malware for automated data triage.
- 17Cisco Talos details VOLTA infostealer using AI to rank stolen data●Talos analyzed VOLTA, a Windows infostealer that steals credentials, browser sessions and cloud tokens, then uses an LLM
Cisco Talos researchers have published an analysis of VOLTA, a Windows infostealer that harvests credentials, browser sessions and cloud tokens, then uses a large language model to rank victims by value. Security commentators stress this is AI-assisted triage of stolen data rather than AI-driven infection, and warn that passwords alone are no longer sufficient — defenders should investigate compromised hosts directly.
- 18Cisco Talos Details VOLTA Infostealer's LLM Victim-Ranking Stage●Cisco Talos Details VOLTA Infostealer’s LLM Victim-Ranking Stage
Cisco Talos researchers have published details on VOLTA, an information-stealing malware that reportedly uses a large language model to rank and prioritise victims. The analysis describes how the infostealer incorporates an LLM stage into its operation, highlighting a growing trend of attackers folding generative AI into criminal tooling. Security teams are sharing the report as a warning to watch for AI-assisted malware techniques.
- 19Eisenkot breaks deadlock with conditions for Arab party support●Repubblica.it: Israele, la svolta di Eisenkot: “Sì agli arabi ma a quattro condizioni” Il capo del blocco anti-Bibi esce
In Israel, Gadi Eisenkot, leader of the anti-Netanyahu bloc, has broken the post-election impasse by signalling openness to Arab party support for a new government, but only under four conditions. These reportedly include condemning Hamas terrorists. Eisenkot declared that his bloc would be the majority in the Knesset, as manoeuvring to form a coalition intensifies.