Border Cyber Group

20 Feb 2026

The Tsunami Doesn't Ask Permission: AI, Copyright, and the Death of the Old Morality

AI ate the world's content, the lawyers arrived late, the criminals arrived first, and the tsunami — as it always has — is busy rewriting the coastline while everyone argues about who owned the beach.

Slop Squatting...

Slopsquatting is a clever (and unsettling) new cybersecurity threat that sits at the intersection of AI hallucinations and software supply chain attacks. Here's the breakdown:

18 Feb 2026 Aisuru Botnet Botnets DDoS attacks Cybercrime

Current Assessment of Aisuru Botnet Saga

When Aisuru launches attacks, the volume of outgoing traffic from infected systems on these ISPs is often so high that it disrupts or degrades Internet service for adjacent (non-botted) customers.

17 Feb 2026 Botnets I2P Surveillance Privacy Encryption

I2P/Botnet invasion update

The short version: The Kimwolf botnet accidentally disrupted I2P while trying to use it as cover, and things have been slowly stabilizing since.

15 Feb 2026 Agency AI Ethics and Data Privacy Artificial Intelligence Corruption Large Language Models Prompting AI writing detection tools accuracy AI tells in writing False AI plagiarism accusations How professors detect AI writing

Using Robots to Catch Robots While Pretending to Be Human

Professors and editors — the people paid to evaluate writing — have stopped reading. They're scanning for 'delve' and flagging well-organized paragraphs. They've automated their own critical thinking while lecturing everyone else about the dangers of automated thinking.