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AI-assisted security research has uncovered two critical PHP vulnerabilities, prompting emergency patches and an NSA warning. The flaws could allow unauthenticated attackers to execute code…
Citizen Lab finds zero-click spyware delivered through targeted ads, linking Discover-Tech to attacks on at least 45 devices at Al Jazeera in 2024 and 2025.
The Justice Department says North Korean IT workers infiltrated more than 70 U.S. companies, with two arrests and 187 devices seized in a Texas crackdown.
FBI arrests OpenAI engineer Abdulrahman Alfozan after investigators found a hidden recorder in a San Francisco office. OpenAI reports no known data theft.
Flock Safety plans to reduce its workforce by roughly 270 employees, or 18%, through a voluntary exit program as criticism of its surveillance cameras grows.
Xona plans to launch six Pulsar satellites in October 2026 to begin testing a stronger, more precise satellite navigation service for commercial users.
Asos confirms a customer data breach after hackers hijacked app notifications via a third-party platform, exposing personal information, including names and contact details.
Former CIA officer David J. Rush pleaded guilty to wire fraud after using a fabricated classified program to steal nearly $200 million from the U.S. government.
LibreOffice will keep generative AI out of its default installation for now, citing privacy, user control and offline use as core design requirements.
Epic pauses most product development for cybersecurity work after AI testing uncovered MyChart flaws that could expose patients’ medical records.
Gov. Gavin Newsom vetoed SB 1130, citing broad definitions and overlap with existing California privacy protections for wearable recording devices.
Apple fixed an iOS 26 security flaw that may have been exploited in targeted attacks against specific users across older operating systems.
