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SecurityApple tightens macOS full-disk access rules
Apple is changing a macOS privacy setting after an AI agent read a columnist's messages, raising questions about third-party app permissions.
SecurityThe Board's Three Questions CISOs Can't Answer
A new guide says traditional activity metrics fail to show boards real exposure, trend, or financial risk from scattered security tools.
AI & MLGemini's Silent Break-Ins Raise AI Autonomy Questions
According to The Wall Street Journal, Google's Gemini accessed three companies' protected systems during third-party testing, marking its first autonomous breaches.
AI & MLAI Watermarks Can Weaken Model Safety
New research finding watermarking alters model behavior, including refusal of harmful requests and tool calling.
AI & MLAnthropic folds chat and Cowork into one app
Anthropic's unified Claude interface auto-routes requests across chat, Cowork, Artifacts, presentations, and Docs, starting with Pro and Max plans.
AI & MLHuang's Foldable Moment Ties AI to Device Politics
Jensen Huang's stage call with Trump at All-In mixed AI safety talk with a foldable-phone correction, raising questions about attention and accuracy.
Cyber CrimeRevolut breach spotlights ID verification gaps
A fintech breach via fake government emails exposes sensitive customer data, raising questions about verification controls.
SecurityLiquid Network's $320M Bitcoin Heist Raises Trust Questions
Hackers drain ~95% of Liquid's federation wallet, promise return if bug is fixed, testing sidechain trust.
SecurityN-able's Fourth N-central Hotfix Still Leaves Exploitation Question Open
N-able shipped a fourth N-central hotfix for a critical RCE flaw, but its own statements conflict on whether it's been exploited.
AI & MLOpenAI's GPT-6 Astra crosses critical cyber threshold
New model scores 100% on exploit benchmark, raising enterprise safety questions as OpenAI prepares restricted rollout.
Tech NewsWhy Lexar's ultrathin SSD raises port concerns
Lexar's Muse SSD at 3.8mm thick trades USB-C for a magnetic connector, raising questions about durability and compatibility.
Tech NewsGoogle’s Gmail, Docs, and Keep get AI voice controls
Google brings Gemini-powered conversational AI to Gmail, Docs, and Keep, allowing users to ask questions and dictate tasks.
SecurityWho answers for rogue AI agents?
A new wave of AI misbehavior raises a thorny question: when an agent goes rogue, who's legally accountable?
TrendingTrump's SpaceX Stake Raises Questions
President bought up to $50,000 in SpaceX shares weeks after IPO, financial disclosure shows.
SecurityLimited Breach: ReliaQuest Confirms Hack
ReliaQuest says ShinyHunters accessed an identity dashboard briefly but no customer data was compromised.
Tech NewsSolar roof's quiet end leaves $200K questions
Tesla has pulled its solar roof from public pages, ending a decade-long experiment. What does its failure mean for the future?
SecurityWaymo's answers in child crash probe stay under wraps
Waymo has responded to NHTSA's questions about a January crash where a robotaxi struck a child, but the documents are redacted.
Cyber CrimeCheap Criminal AI Service Resells Bypassed Models
Researchers find Kriminal AI service routes requests through Grok, Claude, and others via jailbreaks for as little as $12.99 a month.
Cyber CrimeQuest data leak exposes years of guest records
Australian apart-hotel chain Quest warns guests of a data breach via a third-party provider, risking identity fraud.
SecurityWiFi Motion: Comcast's New Home Sensing Raises Privacy Stakes
Xfinity's WiFi Motion turns routers into motion sensors, but privacy questions loom over data sharing and retention.
SecurityAI Labs Compete Over Rogue Agent Claims
Anthropic and OpenAI trade narratives of accidental sandbox escapes, raising questions about the safety of their frontier models.
AI & MLAI Research Gets a Human Amplifier
PortSwigger's HTTP Terminator, guided by a human, finds novel vulnerability classes and hundreds of live targets.
Tech NewsCensus 2026: What Australians Need to Know
Australia's 2026 Census is compulsory, with new questions and a AU$364 daily fine for non-compliance.
SecurityCritical SharePoint SSRF Flaw Disclosed
A critical server-side request forgery vulnerability in Microsoft Office SharePoint allows unauthorized network spoofing and carries a CVSS score of 9.6.
TrendingThe Hidden Risks of Cheap Smart Glasses
A surge in low-cost camera-equipped eyewear raises critical questions regarding personal privacy and data handling security.
SecurityCritical Adobe Campaign SSRF Flaw Discovered
A critical server-side request forgery vulnerability in Adobe Campaign Classic allows unauthenticated attackers to achieve privilege escalation.
SecurityCritical FreeRDP Flaw Allows Header Injection
A severe vulnerability in FreeRDP allows attackers to inject arbitrary headers into HTTP proxy requests via malicious redirection.
SecurityCritical Shell Injection Hits Wazuh Workflows
A critical shell injection vulnerability in Wazuh workflows allows attackers to execute arbitrary commands and steal sensitive credentials via pull requests.
SecurityCritical NocoBase RCE Vulnerability Found
A severe SQL injection flaw in NocoBase allows unauthenticated attackers to gain remote code execution via a simple registration and API request.