Entry to Heaven: $7.77. Entry to Hell: $6.66. Both gates: $14.43. Closing-period pricing in effect. All sales are final, in this life and the next.

NEW YORK CITY, NY, July 31, 2026, ZEX PR WIRE — The Church of Conceptual Art today announces the public sale of admission to the afterlife. Effective immediately, any person may purchase a named, non-transferable, never-expiring ticket to Heaven, to Hell, or, for the prudent, to both, at afterlife.churchofconceptualart.org.

People have always paid for their place in the next world: tithes, indulgences, endowed masses. The Church of Conceptual Art has made the transaction direct. Payment is the qualification. There is no assessment of conduct, no review of a life, no ceremony, and no waiting to find out. The purchaser selects a destination, the payment clears the world financial system, and the contract is complete for the named holder. Nothing else is asked of the holder, in this life or afterward.

Instruments available for clearing

TICKET TO HEAVEN (H-777). Standing schedule $777.00, clearing at $7.77 for the duration of the closing period. Your place, paid for in advance.

TICKET TO HELL (D-666). Standing schedule $666.00, clearing at $6.66. Your debt, settled in advance. Some people would rather choose it than be sent. This is how you choose it.

BOTH GATES (HD-1443). Standing schedule $1,443.00, clearing at $14.43. Covered either way.

Passes may be purchased for oneself or issued as a gift in another person’s name, with the payor recorded as the party who cleared the obligation. You may secure entry for someone who would never secure it themselves.

Tickets may also be issued to no name at all, admitting whoever holds them.

The record

Every cleared transaction is committed to a public, append-only register secured by a SHA-256 hash chain: each entry carries a hash computed over its own contents and the hash of the entry before it, so altering any entry breaks every entry that follows. The record is published in full, uses no secret, can be recomputed by anyone, and is never amended.

Salvation, for the first time, is independently auditable.

Five doors, one gate

The offering is sold through five storefronts, each a complete architecture of belief:

THE TERMINAL: afterlife.churchofconceptualart.org/terminal/ : a financial clearing interface. SKUs, settlement, specimen data. The afterlife as an instrument class.

GEOCITIES: afterlife.churchofconceptualart.org/geocities/ : a 1998 web shrine, complete with webring, visitor counter, and a page that is under construction and will be finished before the end. Best viewed in Netscape Navigator 4.0.

HEAVEN: afterlife.churchofconceptualart.org/heaven : the white door. HELL: afterlife.churchofconceptualart.org/hell : the black door.

THE MONOLITH: afterlife.churchofconceptualart.org/monolith/ : the door that does not explain itself.

The destination is identical through every door. The purchaser chooses the aesthetic of their conversion.

Statements

“Every religion in history has sold this product,” said Paul-Alexander Pissarro, co-founder of the Church of Conceptual Art. “We are simply the first to publish the price, the terms, and the ledger. The Church does not ask you to be good. It asks you to be a customer, which the record suggests is the more honest relationship.”

The respective afterlife administrations were contacted and did not respond by press time. Under the terms of sale, gate intake procedures, processing speeds, and secondary audits by spiritual gatekeepers remain solely at the discretion of those administrations.

Terms and classification

Named passes are non-transferable once issued. Bearer passes, issued to no name, admit whoever holds them and are the only transferable instrument. All passes carry no expiry and cannot be cancelled, amended, or refunded under any circumstance. A holder who wishes to secure the other destination may purchase that pass in addition; the existing pass remains in force regardless. While capitalism holds weight in the hereafter, earthly regulatory bodies require the Church to state that these passes are distributed as conceptual art objects, constitute no legally binding contract with any recognized terrestrial religious institution, and confer no rights, goods, or services in this life. All sales are final, both in this life and the next.

Credits

Concept and execution: Unsubscribe NYC LLC, issuing broker, by decree of the Church of Conceptual Art. Consultancy: Super//Natural.

About the Church of Conceptual Art

The Church of Conceptual Art is a religious institution incorporated in Montana and the founding congregation of Corporate Realism, the position that the institution itself is the artwork and that belief, engineered and administered, is its material. The Afterlife Ticketing program is the Church’s first sacrament available at retail.

Website: https://afterlife.churchofconceptualart.org/

1.24 billion tokens. 12,000 model requests. 29 confirmed vulnerabilities in software already hardened by a decade of independent audits. A landmark European study on LLM-driven vulnerability research – and a case for European digital sovereignty in security.

Italy, 31st Jul 2026 –  As Europe pushes for strategic autonomy in critical technologies, a European cybersecurity firm has just demonstrated what that autonomy looks like in practice. ISGroup, an offensive-security company based in Italy and serving organisations across Europe, has published “What Can an Attacker Find With an LLM?” – one of the most extensive public studies to date on using frontier AI models to identify software vulnerabilities, conducted entirely with European expertise and rigorous, transparent methodology.

The message to European boardrooms and institutions is direct: attackers are already exploring AI-assisted vulnerability discovery. Europe cannot afford to depend exclusively on overseas providers to understand – and defend against – this shift. Sovereignty in cybersecurity means having this capability within Europe, accountable to European organisations and aligned with European regulatory frameworks.

To prove the point, ISGroup chose a demanding target: GlobaLeaks, the open-source whistleblowing platform used by newsrooms, companies, and public administrations across Europe and beyond to protect sources – software refined over more than a decade and already reviewed through multiple independent security audits. Using frontier models, ISGroup processed approximately 1.24 billion tokens across 12,000 model requests, generating 110 candidate findings. Every candidate was manually triaged by ISGroup’s researchers, with reproduction, impact assessment, and final classification remaining firmly in expert human hands.

The result: 29 confirmed vulnerabilities, 12 denial-of-service issues, and 42 hardening observations, all responsibly disclosed and the most critical already fixed – a concrete contribution to the resilience of software that protects whistleblowers, a value enshrined in European law through the EU Whistleblowing Directive.

The study also delivers what European decision-makers need most: transparency on real costs, a documented methodology – threat model, taxonomy of weakness classes, strict evidence requirements – and an honest account of the limitations: false positives, non-deterministic results, and the indispensable role of expert validation.

For European organisations, the implications are immediate. Continuous, repository-wide security review – once the preserve of large budgets and weeks of specialist effort – is now within reach for companies of every size and sector. From regulated industries facing NIS2 and DORA obligations to software vendors preparing for the Cyber Resilience Act, ISGroup’s research-driven approach is designed to serve the full spectrum of European enterprises and institutions.

“Artificial intelligence does not replace specialist expertise, but it increases the amount of code a team can analyse and reduces the cost of doing so,” said Francesco Ongaro, founder of ISGroup. “Experts still have the decisive role of distinguishing a plausible hypothesis from a real vulnerability.”

With this publication, ISGroup positions itself as a reference point for AI-assisted offensive security in Europe – proof that world-class security research does not need to be imported.

The full report, including methodology, costs, and complete results, is available at: https://www.isgroup.biz/en/cyber-security/llm-based-code-security-review-costs-findings-methodology.html 

About ISGroup: ISGroup is a European cybersecurity company based in Italy, specialising in offensive security, penetration testing, and security research. ISGroup supports European enterprises, institutions, and software vendors of all sizes in securing critical software and infrastructure, with a research-driven approach rooted in European values of transparency and accountability.

Notes for Editors

Francesco Ongaro is available for interviews and technical briefings. A one-page summary of the methodology and aggregated data on model usage are available upon request.

About ISGroup

ISGroup S.r.l. is an Italian cybersecurity company serving clients around the world across a wide range of industries. The company specialises in security research, security assessments, penetration testing, and advanced security analysis of applications and infrastructure. Website: www.isgroup.biz 

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