Google Photos Adds Option To Disable AI Search
Google is introducing a new option in Google Photos that lets users turn off its AI powered search feature.
Ericsson Data Breach Exposes Sensitive Information After Third Party Hack
Ericsson Inc., the United States subsidiary of the Swedish telecommunications giant Ericsson, has disclosed a data breach after attackers gained access to sensitive information stored by one of its service providers.
Russian Hackers Target Signal And WhatsApp Users In New Phishing Campaign
Russian state-backed hackers have been linked to an ongoing phishing campaign targeting users of Signal and WhatsApp, including government officials, military personnel, and journalists.
Coruna iPhone Hacking Toolkit Linked To US Contractor Ends Up With Russian And Chinese Hackers
A powerful iPhone hacking toolkit believed to have been developed for Western intelligence agencies has reportedly spread far beyond its intended users.
Microsoft Warns Hackers Are Using AI To Make Cyberattacks Faster And Easier
Microsoft says cybercriminals are increasingly using artificial intelligence to make their attacks faster, more efficient, and easier to carry out.
Google CEO Sundar Pichai Gets $692 Million Pay Package Linked To Performance
Alphabet has approved a new pay package for Google CEO Sundar Pichai that could be worth up to $692 million over the next three years.
DJI Pays $30,000 To Man Who Accidentally Hacked Thousands Of Robot Vacuums
A man who accidentally discovered a major security flaw in DJI robot vacuums will receive a $30,000 reward from the company after revealing that thousands of the devices could be remotely accessed.
CISA Orders Urgent Patch for iOS Flaws Exploited by Coruna Spyware Kit
The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency has instructed federal agencies to urgently patch three iOS security vulnerabilities that are being actively exploited in cyberespionage and cryptocurrency theft attacks.
InstallFix Attack Tricks Users Into Installing Malware Through Fake CLI Tool Pages
Cybersecurity researchers have discovered a new social engineering attack called InstallFix that tricks users into running malicious commands while pretending to install legitimate command line tools.
Nintendo Sues US Government Seeking Refund on Tariffs
Nintendo has filed a lawsuit against the United States government, seeking a refund on tariffs it paid under trade policies introduced during President Donald Trump’s administration.
OpenAI Delays ChatGPT Adult Mode to Focus on AI Improvements
OpenAI has decided to delay the launch of ChatGPT’s expected “adult mode,” a feature that was rumored to arrive sometime this quarter.
Grammarly Accused of Using Journalists’ Identities Without Permission in AI Feature
Grammarly is facing criticism after reports revealed that its AI feature called “Expert Review” may be using the names of real experts and journalists without their permission.
Microsoft 365 Backup Update Will Allow Faster File And Folder Recovery
Microsoft is preparing to roll out a major improvement to Microsoft 365 Backup that will allow administrators to restore individual files and folders, making the recovery process faster and more efficient.
Indonesia Plans Age Limits For Social Media Use To Protect Children
Indonesia is preparing to introduce new rules that will limit how children access social media platforms. The move places the country alongside others like Australia and Malaysia that are trying to control young people’s exposure to online platforms.
Ghanaian Fraudster Pleads Guilty in $100 Million US Romance and Email Scam Case
A Ghanaian man has pleaded guilty to his role in a massive fraud operation that stole more than $100 million from victims across the United States through romance scams and business email compromise schemes.
How To Fix No More Connections Can Be Made To This Computer
Fix the “No More Connections Can Be Made to This Computer” error on a network PC by clearing inactive sessions, restarting the host computer, or removing old connections.
Police Dismantle Criminal Ring Exploiting Ukrainian War Refugees In Online Gambling Fraud
Spanish and Ukrainian law enforcement authorities have dismantled a criminal network that exploited Ukrainian women displaced by the war to run a large scale online gambling fraud scheme that laundered nearly €4.75 million.
US Government Contractor’s Son Arrested Over $46 Million Crypto Theft From US Marshals
A U.S. government contractor’s son accused of stealing more than $46 million in cryptocurrency from the U.S. Marshals Service was arrested Wednesday on the Caribbean island of Saint Martin.
Critical WordPress Plugin Flaw Allows Hackers To Create Admin Accounts On 60000 Sites
Hackers are actively exploiting a critical vulnerability in the User Registration and Membership plugin used by more than 60,000 WordPress websites.
Wikipedia Hit By Self Propagating JavaScript Worm That Vandalized Meta Wiki
The Wikimedia Foundation experienced a security incident after a self-propagating JavaScript worm modified user scripts and vandalized pages on Meta Wiki.
