Just as de Hory reused old canvases and pigments to make his paintings appear more authentic, attackers employ similar methods in the digital realm, leveraging trusted tools and credentials to make their malicious activity blend in. And while mimicry-based techniques have long been a staple of the attacker’s playbook, over the past couple of years, they have gotten more sophisticated. Living-off-the-Land (LotL) attacks and AI-augmented attack tooling have raised the bar for fakery. CrowdStrike’s 2026 Global Threat Report states that 81% of attacks are now malware-free, relying instead on legitimate tools and techniques, which is the hallmark of LotL tactics. Spotting these fakes quickly isn’t just an option: it’s one of the best chances to disrupt an attack before it causes real harm.
Autonomous or semi-autonomous, these generate fake identities, code, and mimic behaviors at scale.
De Hory had a complex support network to sell his paintings, involving art dealers and other representatives across many countries and cities. When some potential buyers became suspicious, he started selling his works under a variety of pseudonyms. This is similar to what is now happening with the use of inexpensive AI agents. These aren’t just used to forge believable identities to conduct fraud, but are now used to produce exploit code to exfiltrate secrets and scripts to infect endpoints, forming the basis of a larger-scale attack. Sophisticated, self-learning agents observe network behavior and continuously tune their own traffic, mirroring their patterns to fool anomaly detections. They shift C2 traffic into bursts that coincide with legitimate spikes and manipulate their signals just enough to avoid standing out. And legitimate agents are being used as orchestrators of other exploit tools to automate and scale up attacks.
Cryonics and biostasis have been little known and even less practiced in South America. Diego Zarco is working to change that in Mexico. Diego started Criogenia Avanzada in Mexico City and has been developing and funding the organization, preparing to offer SST (standby, stabilization, and transport) services with storage to be done outside the country.
In this discussion, Max More asks Diego how he become interested in cryonics, what his organization does, where Criogenia Avanzada is located in the city and how it will reach patients quickly, and how his experience in the music industry prepared him for the difficult work of making biostasis work in practice.
Paintings are far more than dabs of oil on canvas. They are complex works of art composed of multiple layers, from primer and glues to the pigments and protective varnishes applied by the artists. Being able to see into these layers and map their chemical makeup is essential for art historians and conservators. A new technique developed by an international team of scientists can now probe paint layers in far greater molecular detail than before.
As they describe in a paper published in the journal Science Advances, the researchers combined a technique called MALDI-MSI (matrix-assisted laser desorption/ionization mass spectrometry imaging) with an AI named MSIpredictART to help identify the specific pigments and binders present in each layer of a painting.
Current approaches looking at the internal structure of a painting have to run several different tests on tiny samples. MALDI-MSI reduces the need for multiple separate techniques by using a high-resolution laser scan to map both the pigments and the binder or glue that holds them together.
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