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Security researchers reveal OpenAI cross-site tracking cookies, Samsung moves to double HBM4 production capacity for AI hardware, and a new security proof-of-concept demonstrates agent weight exfiltration via read-only GET requests.
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This development marks a significant transition of generative AI providers into legacy AdTech tracking mechanisms, challenging corporate privacy assumptions and triggering severe compliance risks under GDPR and Thailand's PDPA.
Aggressive scaling of 6th- and 7th-generation high-bandwidth memory helps ease lingering packaging bottlenecks, directly affecting future enterprise hardware availability and cloud compute cost structures across Asia.
Traditional 'read-only' network isolation provides an illusion of safety for enterprise AI agents, as arbitrary outbound GET requests can be weaponized into high-volume data exfiltration channels.