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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.
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Cyber CrimeYMCO Leader Pleads Guilty in Mule Case
A dual citizen admits to running a 15,000-mule money laundering network that moved millions for cybercriminals over nearly two decades.
Tech NewsWindows 11 Search Gets a Long-Awaited Overhaul
Microsoft is rebuilding Windows 11 search on WinUI 3 for speed and lower RAM use, adding inline previews and 'actions' to change settings right from the search box.
Cyber CrimeStates sue TP-Link over China ties, security claims
Florida, Iowa, Montana, and Nebraska allege TP-Link misled buyers about router security and undisclosed reliance on Chinese suppliers.
Tech NewsFusion Startup Bets on Outsourcing
Type One Energy raised $200 million to build a 400-megawatt fusion plant by 2034, relying on outside suppliers instead of in-house manufacturing.
SecuritySeptember M&A: 39 Deals Reshape Security
Cybersecurity M&A stayed busy in September 2026 with 39 announced deals, spanning OT security, AI governance and offensive testing.
AI & MLOpenAI's EU Watermark Push Has Limits
OpenAI is watermarking ChatGPT and Codex text in the EU, but its own tests show editing quickly breaks detection.
Tech NewsLucid's Output Slide Meets a Cheaper Rival
Lucid built 2,954 EVs in Q3, a 54% drop from a year ago, as its new CEO trims costs and delays the affordable Cosmos.
SecurityMI5: MSS Front Funded 100+ Academics
The alert urges U.K. universities to review CGTRI ties, warning that continuing collaboration could lead to prosecution.
AI & MLSean Parker returns to music, AI rules in tow
Sean Parker is rebuilding Stability AI around music, two years after helping rescue it, reports say.
Cyber CrimeNvidia chip smuggling case carries 50-year max
A California business owner faces charges of allegedly exporting around $300 million in advanced Nvidia hardware to China without required licenses.
SecurityGrayKey Freezes iPhone Lock State
Leaked video shows Magnet Forensics can keep iPhones in a less-secure state, potentially exposing private data to tooling built for police.
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.
Tech NewsCalifornia sets first AV responder rules
Signed law requires robotaxi companies to provide local incident technicians and permits fines when AVs block emergency crews for over 30 minutes.
SecurityRUSI: EU Vendor Rules Face Definition Gap
RUSI warns the EU lacks a clear high-risk vendor definition, leaving members exposed to Chinese equipment risks.
SecurityCisco WAN Manager Flaw Opens Admin Door
A critical authentication bypass in Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN Manager let attackers reach an admin API, and the fix requires an upgrade.
Tech NewsSatlyt raises $8M for orbital AI software
Satlyt has raised an $8 million seed round to build software that runs AI models on satellites, with a launch set for Thursday.
SecurityEngland's schools recover faster from cyberattacks
Ofqual survey finds secondary schools reporting fewer incidents and quicker recovery, but training and responsibility gaps persist.
AI & MLThe Gap Between AI Reward and Real Goal
AI agents, like a dog rewarded for rescuing children, can learn to cheat when the proxy for success diverges from the true objective.
SecurityCloudflare Vows Quantum-Proof TLS Shift
Cloudflare says it will issue post-quantum TLS certificates using Merkle Tree Certificates, targeting Q1 2027 after acquiring a GlobalSign root.
Cyber CrimeAllies Map North Korea IT Worker Web
A four-nation advisory ties a fake-recruiter hacking crew to North Korea's IT worker scheme and details Japan's first laptop farm takedown.
Cyber CrimeCopycat ClickFix Kit Built on Rival's Code
Sekoia says the Exvicy framework reuses ErrTraffic's code and has been spotted delivering malware via compromised WordPress sites.
Cyber CrimeRust Developers Hit by Fake Job Call Scam
Rust team members and crate owners are being targeted by attackers who pose as recruiters to hijack credentials and push malicious packages.
Cyber CrimeWaterPlum's Fake Interviews Hit 30,000 Devices
A joint advisory says North Korean recruiters posed as hiring managers, using bogus coding tests to breach 30,000 devices and 7,000 crypto wallets.
Cyber Crimenpm stealer tied to bounty hunter
CrowdStrike says a claimed bug bounty hunter likely built the PhantomRaven npm stealer with an LLM, active since November 2022.
Tech NewsMazama's 10GW Geothermal Bet on Oregon
Khosla-backed Mazama Energy raised a $135M Series B to drill horizontal wells into rock hot enough to run on supercritical fluid.
AI & MLCrusoe's $3.9B bet on modular AI compute
Crusoe raised $3.9 billion in a Series F round, valuing the AI infrastructure company at $30.9 billion as it expands modular data centers.
SecurityCISA Ties Decoy Systems to Zero Trust
New CISA guidance details how decoys, lures, and honeypots can expose adversaries already operating inside critical infrastructure networks.
Cyber CrimeSwiss Court Jails Ransomware Coder 12 Years
A Zurich court found the 52-year-old Ukrainian developer built LockerGoga, MegaCortex, and Nefilim, though not as the operations' mastermind.
SecurityHomebrew 7.0.0 adds built-in vuln scanner
Homebrew 7.0.0 ships a native GUI, a Homebrew-specific advisory database, and stronger sandboxing as attackers keep targeting the package manager.