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The Zoom hack that lets you block recording without anyone knowing
If you have ever sat in a Zoom call wishing you could stop someone recording it without making a scene, a newly surfaced technique might be the thing ...
AITikTok is testing AI tools to detect deepfake likenesses
TikTok is testing a new AI-powered tool designed to detect when someone's likeness has been used without their consent, according to details that ...
SecuritySharePoint zero-days are under active attack. Patch today.
A SharePoint zero day 2026 alert from CISA confirms four Server flaws are being exploited for remote code execution. Here is what is affected and why ...
AIDatabricks hits 188 billion dollar valuation and nobody should be surprised
There is a particular kind of company that thrives not by being the loudest name in a space, but by being genuinely indispensable to the people ...
ComputingBest NAS for home users in 2026: the ones actually worth buying
The best NAS for home users in 2026, compared on price, drives, and Plex transcoding. Which Synology, UGREEN, or budget pick fits your setup, and why.
ComputingApple Music's price hike is a sign of where streaming is heading
Apple Music is raising its prices again, and if you are paying attention to what is happening across the streaming industry more broadly, this move ...
ComputingAgility robotics just opened a facility in Tesla's backyard
Agility Robotics has opened a new facility in the San Francisco Bay Area, planting its flag directly in the territory Tesla has been claiming for its ...
AIxAI can't deny Grok generates CSAM. So it's suing its own users
This is a story that should make everyone uncomfortable, and not just because of the subject matter.
SecurityTRICARE West breach exposes health data of US military families
Hackers breached TRICARE West, exposing health information belonging to thousands of US military beneficiaries.
SpaceSpaceX scrubs Starship Flight 13 twice in 24 hours
SpaceX has had a frustrating week at Boca Chica. The company attempted to launch Starship's 13th integrated flight test and was forced to abort the.
EVs and EnergySan Francisco wants stricter oversight of Waymo after traffic incident
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie is pushing for tougher regulatory controls on autonomous vehicle operators following an incident involving Waymo ...
AIProton Pass: the privacy-first password manager worth a look
Proton Pass bundles password management, built-in two-factor codes, and email aliasing from the team behind Proton Mail.
SecurityShinyHunters hit 100+ companies through one Oracle PeopleSoft flaw
A single vulnerability in Oracle PeopleSoft gave ShinyHunters access to HR and payroll systems at more than 100 organisations, including Nissan.
SecurityMicrosoft's biggest Patch Tuesday ever includes two active zero-days
July's Patch Tuesday fixed a record number of flaws, including two zero-days already being exploited in SharePoint and Active Directory Federation ...
ComputingHyundai factory workers strike over fear of humanoid robots
Workers at a Hyundai automotive factory have gone on strike, with their concerns centred specifically on the company's plans to deploy humanoid ...
ComputingThe EU is forcing Google to open up search data and Android AI
The European Union has made it official. Google must share its search data with rivals and open up AI features on Android to third-party developers.
AIEU's toughest AI Act rules take effect 2 August, fines up to 7% of turnover
Full enforcement of high-risk provisions under the EU AI Act begins 2 August 2026, with penalties that exceed even GDPR's maximum fines.
SecurityRansomware halts production at Coca-Cola's Fairlife dairy business
A ransomware attack on Coca-Cola's Fairlife subsidiary has disrupted operations and temporarily suspended production of Fairlife dairy products in ...
SecurityCISA, NSA and allies warn of Russian state hackers targeting routers
A joint advisory warns that Russian state-linked hackers are targeting poorly secured routers across critical infrastructure worldwide.
SecurityAccenture confirms breach after hacker offers stolen source code for sale
A hacker using the handle 888 claims to have stolen 35GB of Accenture data including source code and access keys.
SecurityUS charges Russian bulletproof hosting operators over 62 million dollars in cybercrime proceeds
The US Department of Justice has charged a group of Russian nationals linked to so-called
AISuno secretly scraped millions of songs from YouTube, Genius, and Deezer to train its AI
If you've ever uploaded a song to YouTube, posted lyrics to Genius, or streamed anything on Deezer, there's a decent chance your music ended up in ...
ComputingSkullcandy's new Crusher 1080 puts Bose ANC inside its famous bass headphones
Skullcandy has always occupied an interesting position in the headphone market.
ComputingDaniel Ek's body-scanning startup Neko Health raises 700 million dollars in new funding
Daniel Ek, the co-founder and CEO of Spotify, has a second company that has just raised 700 million dollars.
SecurityXai's Grok tool was uploading users' entire codebases to the cloud without warning
If you have been using xAI's Grok coding tool, there is a piece of information you probably should have received before you started: your entire ...