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Elon Musk claims Ukraine's military violated Starlink's terms of service by using it for offensive drone strikes, though Ukrainian officials deny the allegations.
AI infrastructure hardware design now requires systems-level optimization across processors, memory, storage and power rather than chip performance alone.
An autonomous AI agent discovered four critical vulnerabilities in EPICS industrial control software within four hours, including a 9.8-rated remote code execution flaw.
Google is implementing more granular contact permissions in Android 17 QPR2 to limit app access to bulk contact edits.
Cathedral, a cybersecurity startup founded by former DOGE staffers, claims it broke into Anthropic's internal systems in less than 12 hours by exploiting vulnerabilities in enterprise software. Anthropic confirmed the white-hat breach and has since closed the access points.
Microsoft and other companies are addressing a critical 'HTTP2Shell' vulnerability in Node.js that could affect millions of websites.
AI is uncovering new security vulnerabilities in web infrastructure faster than they can be patched, raising concerns about internet safety.
Microsoft released out-of-band updates to remove trust in eMudhra certificates after compromise of the certificate authority keys.
Dell highlights new supply chain security challenges emerging from enterprise adoption of autonomous AI agents and autonomous systems.
Military drone manufacturer Anduril partners with Qualcomm to launch BlueChip, a venture focused on building laptops on US soil.
Scale AI faces five GDPR complaints in EU countries over allegations of unlawful worker surveillance on its Outlier AI platform.
Microsoft is adding a native internet speed test tool to Windows for Insiders, allowing users to measure upload and download speeds.
Cloudera is positioning model portability and data control as key differentiators in enterprise AI, responding to customer concerns about lock-in and rising costs.
A New Mexico court ordered Meta to pay $25 billion over Cambridge Analytica-related claims, exceeding a $17 billion federal settlement and raising questions about broader liability.
Oracle will offer cloud services powered by Cerebras AI computers starting in 2027, as Cerebras seeks to compete in an Nvidia-dominated market.
Warp, an AI-powered development environment, suffered a breach exposing agent decision logs and user telemetry data through a third-party infrastructure vendor.
University of New Mexico's Health Sciences Center experienced a cyberattack on October 26, forcing the closure of clinics, cancellation of classes, and diversion of ambulances to nearby facilities.
A Congressional investigation reveals that the U.S. government lacks coordinated response mechanisms to combat rising cyberscams exploiting AI, with fragmented private-sector partnerships and poor victim restitution rates.
