Inside nightmarish Chinese 'mega-town' with 20,000 crammed into one gigantic 675ft-high apartment block
Standing at the foot of the Regent International Apartment Complex, in China's Qianjiang Century City, it'd be hard not to be totally overwhelmed.
Schoolgirl, 13, was found dead in bath as inquest hears she may have had an epileptic seizure
Emergency services were called to the home of Kiara Ainsworth in Accrington, Lancashire, on April 27 this year.
Garden expert reveals why you're watering your plants all wrong
British garden enthusiast and content creator, Joseph Clark, says one of the most common ways we water plants is likely causing them more harm than good.
I was forced out of my job as an NHS nurse and treated like a criminal because a mental health patient started a false rumour I was pregnant with his child
Jessica Thorpe, 31, (pictured) of Newcastle, was forced to leave the profession after the male in her care made up the bizarre allegation about her being pregnant with his child.
Man, 19, is charged with rape and sexual assault after two teen girls, 16 and 17, 'attacked' near railway station
Police launched an urgent probe after the alleged sex attacks took place near Digby and Sowton train station, in Exeter, on Friday evening.
Can an MCP-Powered AI Client Automatically Hack a Web Server?
Exposure-management company Tenable recently discussed how the MCP tool-interfacing framework for AI can be "manipulated for good, such as logging tool usage and filtering unauthorized commands." (Although "Some of these techniques could be used to advance both positive and negative goals.")
Now an anonymous Slashdot reader writes: In a demonstration video put together by security researcher Seth Fogie, an AI client given a simple prompt to 'Scan and exploit' a web server leverages various connected tools via MCP (nmap, ffuf, nuclei, waybackurls, sqlmap, burp) to find and exploit discovered vulnerabilities without any additional user interaction
As Tenable illustrates in their MCP FAQ, "The emergence of Model Context Protocol for AI is gaining significant interest due to its standardization of connecting external data sources to large language models (LLMs). While these updates are good news for AI developers, they raise some security concerns." With over 12,000 MCP servers and counting, what does this all lead to and when will AI be connected enough for a malicious prompt to cause serious impact?
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Last residents standing on ghost street full of boarded up terraces REFUSE to sell £70k homes despite council bulldozers closing in
Council bulldozers are closing in on Third Street, in the former mining village of Horden, Co Durham, as part of a £6m masterplan to raze its 123-year-old terraces and replace them with modern housing.
Liam Payne's girlfriend Kate Cassidy shares mental health post after it was revealed One Direction star's son will inherit his £24m fortune
Liam Payne's girlfriend Kate Cassidy has has made a candid admission about her mental health after sharing a TikTok video.
Bone-chilling inspiration behind iconic rock band Kasabian's name REVEALED
Formed in 1997, the group's original line up consisted of Sergio Pizzorno, Chris Edwards, Tom Meighan and Chris Karloff.
Emma Raducanu produces superb comeback against Veronika Kudermetova to book fourth round clash with world No 2 Coco Gauff at the Italian Open
MATTHEW LAMBWELL IN ROME: Emma Raducanu's renaissance continued as she came from a set down at the Italian Open to set up a fourth-round meeting with Coco Gauff on Monday.
Stansted Airport travel chaos: Up to 10,000 holidaymakers miss flights as IT meltdown sparks mass delays with queues stretching outside terminal
Travellers at Stansted Airport faced 'utter carnage' after an IT failure brought operations to a standstill with Jet2, TUI, and Ryanair among the airlines affected by the chaos.
British and Irish Lions hero Sir Ian McGeechan, 78, reveals he has prostate cancer
Sir Ian McGeechan, 78, has had to undergo a six-week course of radiotherapy at a hospital in Leeds following a blood test, he told The Telegraph.
Britain's first billionaire 'migrant hotel king': Meet the caravan park tycoon who raked in £4.8m of taxpayers' cash PER DAY putting up asylum seekers
Graham King, 57, whose firm Clearsprings made nearly £120million in profit last year, recorded a staggering 35 per cent jump in his fortune, making him Britain's first asylum hotel billionaire.
Lauren Sanchez risks spilling out of her plunging ensemble during romantic outing with Jeff Bezos
The 55-year-old flirted with a wardrobe malfunction as she arrived at Zero Bond - a members-only space in New York City - alongside the Amazon tycoon, 61, earlier this weekend.
Woman ordered to demolish 'unneighbourly and overbearing' newbuild six-bed mansion by council after builder 'misread plans'
EXCLUSIVE: Neighbours have complained the 'eyesore' property in High Wycombe blocks all the light from their garden and was not built in accordance with planning regulations.
Retired couple claim they went on a three-month holiday...and came home to 'find a newbuild estate with 129 houses being built next door'
Martine Le Barth, 75, says she and her husband have had 'sleepless nights', sunlight has now been blocked from their home and people can now see into their bedrooms.
The Essex venue Danny Dyer says the family loves for parties
Danny and his daughter Dani gave the venue a glowing review on their podcast calling it an "incredible establishment"
He's been in everything from EastEnders to Star Wars, yet this Essex-born actor barely gets recognised - do YOU know who he is?
He's starring in the new Disney hit Suspect and Spielberg's movie of The Thursday Murder Club. For a self-effacing Essex-born actor, DANIEL MAYS has one dazzling CV
My life was wrecked by chronic pain. The answer was a 10p pill - but doctors didn't give it to me for three years. Here's the reason why that you MUST be aware of: ETHAN ENNALS
The pain was paralysing and inescapable. As I lay, crumpled on the floor wearing one half-tied shoe, I realised that, once again, I wasn't going to be able to make it into work.
Who makes the cheapest cars today? From cut-price legacy brands to Chinese newcomers
Which car brands offer the most models for less than £30,000? Are legacy brands still affordable or is it just new cheap Chinese car makers? We take a look.