A very large CDN supplier emailed us today to say they are having to increase prices because their energy costs have risen up to 2x and servers are now 1.5x the price.
Sounds like AI crap making everything else more expensive, again.
@nyanbinary @wdormann
It picked the wrong update. It downloaded the platform update instead of the patterns
Update for Microsoft Defender Antivirus antimalware platform - KB4052623 (Version 4.18.26020.6) - Current Channel (Broad)
It works with this:
Security Intelligence Update for Microsoft Defender Antivirus - KB2267602 (Version 1.447.233.0) - Current Channel (Broad)
@nyanbinary @wdormann
I encountered the same problem. Had to revert my VM snapshot so defender wasn't up-to-date.
ServerMpUpdateEngineSignature ALPC call ended unexpectedly, RPC_STATUS : 0x8050A003
-> ERROR_MP_BADDB_OLDENGINE
I think when this happens the downloaded version isn't newer (or even older) than the installed version.
Nightmare-Eclipse even added a comment, see line 282 https://github.com/Nightmare-Eclipse/BlueHammer/blob/main/FunnyApp.cpp
Windows Defender now flags and blocks FunnyApp.exe (they added the signature).
@wdormann @tiraniddo
Iirc Aaron Margosis complained about Defender writing it's updates to user write-able directories years ago. Another question is why they don't enable the redirection trust policy for the process (I think that would remediate the issue)
There is now a blog post.
https://medium.com/@taylorsmithgg/et-tu-defender-bluehammer-turns-windows-defender-against-you-666328724ec4
A very large CDN supplier emailed us today to say they are having to increase prices because their energy costs have risen up to 2x and servers are now 1.5x the price.
Sounds like AI crap making everything else more expensive, again.
Look like Google is running out of money to fund its AI biz. Alphabet Looks to Raise About $15 Billion From US Bond Sale https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-02-09/google-parent-alphabet-kicks-off-seven-part-us-bond-sale ( https://archive.is/Ki9aD )
For the first time since the dot com bubble, tech companies are issuing bonds again. I wonder how they’ll pay if the AI bubble bursts? Sounds like a risky bet to me.