China Could Access Most Ukraine Surveillance Cameras, Report Claims
A new report has claimed that China could potentially access 80 to 90 percent of surveillance cameras operating in Ukraine, including cameras mounted on reconnaissance drones, creating a serious security risk during wartime and increasing the chances of drone interception.
7 Dangerous Online Scams In 2026 You Must Avoid
Online scams in 2026 are smarter than ever. Learn about 7 dangerous scams targeting users right now and simple ways to stay safe online.
Meta Lets Parents See Teens’ Meta AI Chat Topics
Meta Platforms, Inc. announced a new parental control update that allows parents using its supervision tools to view the topics their teens have asked Meta AI about during the past week on Facebook, Messenger, or Instagram.
Plastic Particles May Trigger Liver Disease Risk: Researchers
Microplastics and nanoplastics may be doing more harm to the human body than previously understood, with researchers warning that these tiny particles could play a role in liver disease.
Apple Fixes iPhone Bug That Exposed Deleted Signal Messages
Apple has released a software update for iPhones and iPads to fix a privacy bug that could allow law enforcement to recover deleted or disappearing messages from messaging apps.
Tesla Says Millions Of Cars Need Hardware Upgrade For True Self-Driving
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has admitted that millions of Tesla owners will need hardware upgrades to run a future version of the company’s Full Self-Driving software that works without human supervision.
X Launches Grok-Powered Timeline For Premium Users
X is giving its AI chatbot Grok a bigger role in the app by letting it help control what users see on their timelines.
NASA Unveils Roman Space Telescope To Hunt Exoplanets And Map The Universe
NASA has officially unveiled the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, a powerful new space observatory designed to search for planets beyond our solar system and study some of the universe’s biggest mysteries, including dark matter and dark energy.
Meta To Track Employee Keystrokes For AI Training
Meta is turning inward in its search for more AI training data, and this time the source is its own workforce. The company plans to collect data from employees’ mouse movements and keystrokes as it works to build more capable and efficient AI models.
OpenAI Launches Images 2.0 With Smarter And More Realistic Visual Generation
OpenAI, the parent company of ChatGPT, has introduced “Images 2.0,” its next-generation image generation model designed to create more precise, realistic, and usable visuals with improved reasoning abilities.
France Government Agency ANTS Discloses Data Breach After Hacker Claims 19M Records
France Titres has disclosed a data breach after a threat actor claimed responsibility for the attack and the theft of citizen data.
How to Fix Facebook CAPTCHA Loop (Simple Step-by-Step Guide)
Stuck in a Facebook CAPTCHA loop? Learn simple steps to fix login issues quickly by clearing cache, changing network, and avoiding VPN use.
Yelp Turns Its Chatbot Into A Powerful AI Concierge For Bookings And Recommendations
Yelp is rolling out a major upgrade to its chatbot assistant, transforming it into something closer to a digital concierge focused on helping users actually complete tasks.
UK Regulator Probes Telegram Over Child Safety Concerns
Britain’s communications watchdog Ofcom has launched an investigation into the messaging app Telegram after evidence suggested child sexual abuse material may have been shared on the platform.
Ex-DigitalMint Negotiator Pleads Guilty in BlackCat Ransomware Case
A 41-year-old former employee of DigitalMint, Angelo Martino, has pleaded guilty to participating in ransomware attacks tied to the BlackCat (ALPHV) group that targeted U.S. companies in 2023.
Crypto Scam Targets Ships Stuck Near Strait of Hormuz
Shipping companies with vessels stranded near the Strait of Hormuz are being targeted by fraudulent messages promising safe passage in exchange for cryptocurrency payments.
Fake Crypto Wallet Apps Slip Into Apple App Store And Steal User Funds
A new cybersecurity report has revealed that 26 malicious apps managed to infiltrate Apple’s App Store by posing as legitimate cryptocurrency wallets, putting users at serious risk of losing their funds.
Google Photos Introduces Easy Touch Up Tools For Quick Photo Fixes
Google is upgrading its Photos app with a new set of touch up tools designed to make quick and subtle edits easier than ever.
Mastodon Hit By DDoS Attack But Decentralized Network Limits Impact
Mastodon’s main server, mastodon.social, was disrupted on Monday after being targeted by a distributed denial of service attack, temporarily making the platform difficult or impossible to access for many users.
North Korean Hackers Linked To Massive $290 Million Crypto Heist
A major cryptocurrency breach over the weekend has shaken the industry, with hackers stealing more than $290 million from Kelp DAO, a platform designed to generate yield on idle crypto assets.
