Apple's Ternus: AI should stay invisible
Apple's new CEO told Wired he likes where the company sits on AI, arguing good features shouldn't announce their own intelligence.
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Apple's new CEO told Wired he likes where the company sits on AI, arguing good features shouldn't announce their own intelligence.
A hijacked third-party script let attackers drain 726 Polymarket wallets, prompting about $3.9 million in refunds and a review of script trust.
A year after the EU's smartphone Ecodesign rules took effect, repair access has improved, but high parts prices and glued-down designs still deter consumers.
Ahmad Umar Agha, tied to the Syrian Electronic Army, was sentenced to 42 months in the US more than 12 years after he was first charged.
A newcomer extortion crew used AI to script attacks on 23 organizations, then left its own server wide open for researchers to read.
OWASP volunteers released RAID-AI, a free manual self-assessment that maps AI controls to NIST and CISA frameworks.
A 2026 report finds 1,280 third-party products embed AI, but only 282 authenticate through single sign-on, leaving most agents invisible to identity systems.
Ugreen's NASync DXP8800 Ultra brings a Core 7 150U and 96GB ceiling, but gains over the Plus are modest for the price.
Elon Musk accuses Mukesh Ambani of blocking Starlink as India's government denies favoritism.
The FBI has arrested a second suspected ShinyHunters member in days, as the agency escalates pressure on the gang behind its breach.
A new P7 DarkSword variant trims its on-device footprint while adding keychain theft, crypto-wallet extraction, and two-way command control.
Researchers say a single chat prompt could extract cloud credentials and let an attacker take over every AgentCore agent in an AWS account and region.
An Anthropic model sent a false homicide tip to Philadelphia police in July; the company didn't detect it until September, prompting a city rebuke.
IBM and Red Hat's Lightwell project has identified over 400 novel vulnerabilities in Java libraries, launching a clearinghouse service for customers to submit code for review.
Intel's new Wi-Fi driver is the first Windows 11 release to follow Microsoft's Driver Quality Initiative, with Arc GPUs next.
A viral Keurig data spike and a Lavazza permission request expose how connected appliances collect far more than they need.
A dual citizen admits to running a 15,000-mule money laundering network that moved millions for cybercriminals over nearly two decades.
Xona Space Systems is set to launch six satellites this month as the first commercial alternative to government-run navigation networks.
A SailPoint report finds most organizations still run identity security at human speed even as they deploy AI agents that operate far faster.
Attackers are chaining two unpatched AhsayCBS vulnerabilities to gain remote code execution and deploy webshells, with at least five organizations targeted.
AI & MLA practitioner argues that AI-native security programs should begin by identifying critical business outcomes and the constraints that prevent consistent delivery.
ISACA research shows 32% of digital trust professionals say their organizations fail to address AI risks, as adoption climbs.
JPCERT/CC reports a sharp rise in personal data leaks at Japanese organizations, tied to mobile API abuse and a Metabase flaw.
IDC Frontier says a ransomware attack on its IDCF Cloud disrupted East Japan Region 1 and locked 495 companies and local governments out of management consoles.
A joint advisory says hackers linked to Integrity Technology Group stole email and ran a web app giving third parties access to it.
Let's Encrypt will cut certificate lifetimes from 90 to 64 days starting February 10, 2027, pushing administrators toward automated renewal.
A Gentlemen affiliate pocketed extortion profits on a private leak site, as a week of supply chain and phishing threats piled up.
Researchers found thousands of GPU servers leaking monitoring data online, with some vulnerable to a high-severity flaw.
Three dismissed OpenAI safety researchers deny misconduct and say the way their exits were handled is chilling internal debate.
Shai-Hulud worm compromised Tensorlake's npm SDK version 0.5.144, stolen credentials and cloud keys at risk for developers.