A new Pass‑ta‑key attack exposes Windows passkey gaps, Cold Iron Studios ends a $60 cloud game without refunds, and Apple rolls out a fall thriller and new puzzlers.
Researchers used an AI tool in under 20 prompts to expose a Zoom flaw that let any call participant execute code on another's device, now patched.
New methods expose AI model reasoning, while open-source tools Inconvo and PySpector bring safer data queries and faster Python security analysis.
A hard look at Apple, Google, and Oppo’s true‑wireless earbuds, from fit woes to security flaws, and what the crowded market means for users.
A look at MIT's AI finance findings, the TogetherLetters newsletter service, and Jibril's eBPF security platform, and why lightweight tools matter.
Microsoft resumes Windows updates on older AMD chips after fixing a block that risked bricking devices, citing Spectre and Meltdown mitigations.
A hack of Ecovacs’ Deebot X2 exposes privacy risks while makers push open‑source, cloud‑free alternatives and Dyson finally rolls out its long‑awaited robot.
Google ramps up Chrome bug fixes using AI and rolls out permanent mute and link‑shield features, while a health‑tech breach highlights the stakes.
OpenAI hints at a HomePad‑like device while LinkedIn stalls data‑center growth; new research shows AI chatbots out‑trust humans, raising security stakes.
A new tool bypassed safety filters on four leading AI models, raising doubts about current defenses and prompting broader security concerns.
Perplexity’s Comet browser is vulnerable to a single malicious link that can steal emails and calendars, while rival Polar raises $5.7 M to launch its own AI‑first browser.
KOReader, SQLite tuning, Wayland multi‑cursor, Kimi K3 on M1 Max, and Codex Security each drew major attention on Hacker News, sparking deep technical discussion.
Researchers demonstrate AI‑driven code that spreads through Microsoft Word via Copilot, exposing a novel attack surface for enterprise documents.
Apple released urgent updates for iOS, iPadOS, macOS and watchOS to close a zero‑click Pegasus exploit uncovered by Citizen Lab.
A GrapheneOS user reports being contacted by authorities, sparking controversy and raising questions about the platform's future.
From a Chrome use‑after‑free bug to a Russian app topping US charts, new attacks expose thin spots in software, hardware, and AI toolchains.
A documentary on TikTok's politicization, Netflix's FIFA Launch Edition, and Salto's Apple Wallet hotel keys illustrate shifting tech battles.
Microsoft, Atom Computing, and EeroQ share quantum progress; Dashlane’s advisory omits key facts; Plex adds social layers; new Zig UI framework and nutrition site launch.
Mike Schroepfer’s new climate fund, Revolut’s India rollout, ROG’s Xbox refresh, and security alerts reshape the tech landscape.
Apple released a series of iOS updates tackling a repair‑related bricking bug, Spectre mitigation, and iOS 12 battery drain, while delaying its privacy ATT rollout, sparking developer and user friction.
Microsoft faces backlash over a threatened criminal probe of a researcher, unpatched Edge bugs, and a CSP refusal, even as it joins Apple and Google on passwordless passkeys.
China tightens AI talent flows as U.S. law enforcement flags rising anti‑tech extremism and CEOs overstate AI gains.
A BadHost package in the Starlette framework can hijack AI agents, exposing a broader pattern of robot and AI software vulnerabilities.
Apple releases iOS updates to address security vulnerabilities and improve compatibility, but sometimes these updates cause issues for users.
A new zero-day vulnerability, CVE-2026-28952, has been discovered in Apple's macOS kernel, allowing for potential system compromise. Apple has released patches for the vulnerability.
A look at Claude’s limits, AI‑driven web security, agentic workflow automation, and the new quantum‑application roadmap.
Apple, Meta, and Google offer security modes to protect against targeted spyware attacks, but users must take steps to enable them. Meanwhile, concerns about data privacy and security persist.
Apple slips a micro‑update and a critical iOS 9.2.1 patch into iTunes, sparking debate over repair policies and security ahead of WWDC.
Apple asks the Supreme Court to narrow Epic’s App Store injunction while users wrestle with notch menu bar glitches, PNG rendering bugs, and a quirky iOS calculator.
Apple releases a patched iOS 9.2.1 update that restores iPhones disabled by the controversial Error 53, while keeping Touch ID disabled.
SpaceX's S‑1 filing, Node.js 26.0.0 release, Flipper One specs, a GitHub repo breach, and Xbox's new strategy chief reshape the tech landscape.
Google’s I/O unveiled a patched Chromium exploit, new AI ad formats, Health 5.0 widget, and broader Magic Cue support.
Google's SynthID watermarking expands, Ocean fights AI phishing, and an open-source Sheets extension brings LLMs to spreadsheets.
OpenBSD 7.9 ships with fresh updates while the BSD world reflects on Peter Neumann's legacy and the rise of novel graphics demos.
Leaked StagingTool and a Recall vulnerability give power users and attackers new access to Windows 11 internals while the OS finally restores long‑missing taskbar options.
EU weighs restricting US cloud platforms for government data
Security claims against Microsoft Bitlocker and IPsec tools highlight critical infrastructure risks.
Linux faces another severe vulnerability, TanStack NPM packages compromised, and more tech news
France moves to break encrypted messaging, while tech giants release security patches for major vulnerabilities.
Tech giants struggle with security; researchers sound alarm
Fresh installs expose systems to zero‑day flaws, data theft claims, and a security talent gap that big‑tech funding alone can’t fix.
Mozilla's AI bug scanner, Meta's shopping AI, and a US report on China's tech push converge to reshape security, commerce, and regulation.
Async Rust remains a minimal design with unresolved tradeoffs. Training LLMs from scratch gains traction. A container security flaw emerges.
Critical remote code execution flaws exposed across GitHub, React/Next.js, and Windows 11. Immediate upgrades required for affected tools.
iOS 26.4 introduces an alarm tailored for Apple Watch users, alongside security updates and UI overhauls.
A 31-year-old California engineer and indie game developer is suspected of firing shots at the White House Correspondents' Dinner.
Hundreds of university subdomains now serve porn after hijacks, while a fresh web music tool draws attention on Hacker News, highlighting web hygiene gaps.
Apple releases iOS 26.5 beta 3, iPadOS 26.5 beta 3, and more, with new features and security updates.
Lawmakers rebel against Trump's push to extend warrantless surveillance
