Microsoft released its May security updates with little fanfare. No zero-days listed. Routine fixes. Yet within days an anonymous researcher dropped proof-of-concept code for...
Two employee devices at OpenAI fell victim to malware. The culprit? A compromised version of a popular open-source library called TanStack. The fallout now lands squarely on...
A new survey shows most Americans fixate on the wrong threats. They dread stolen identities and drained accounts. Yet they brush off the scam calls and phishing messages that...
Smart TVs promise entertainment at the press of a button. Too often they deliver a cascade of promotions instead. Banner ads crowd the home screen. Sponsored rows push stream...
London’s Metropolitan Police will scan the faces of thousands attending a political rally this weekend. The technology marks the first time live facial recognition appears in...
Bitwarden built its reputation on openness. The password manager launched in 2015 as a hobby project by Kyle Spearrin. It offered strong encryption, full open source code and...
OpenAI just handed ChatGPT the keys to millions of bank accounts. On May 15, 2026, the company launched a preview of personal finance tools for its Pro subscribers in the U.S...
The Department of Justice wants names, addresses and purchase records for more than 100,000 people who downloaded a single car diagnostics app. Apple and Google received subp...
Google’s parent company Alphabet already owns a stake in SpaceX worth an estimated $100 billion. Now the two organizations stand on the verge of a fresh alliance that could r...
On May 11, 2026, developers around the world ran a routine command. npm install. Or pnpm. Or yarn. For some, that single action pulled in poisoned code from one of the most p...
Windscribe pays a lot in taxes to Ottawa. The Toronto-based VPN provider built its business on a strict no-logs policy that has withstood court tests. Now that policy stands...
Virtual private networks promise digital invisibility. Yet many users discover their browsing history sits exposed to internet service providers despite an active connection....
Apple has extended a privacy control that restricts how precisely cellular carriers can pinpoint iPhone users. The change, now broader in iOS 26.5, arrives as concerns grow o...
Engineers fed it code. They asked simple questions. Hours later, Claude Mythos Preview had unearthed bugs untouched for decades. Some dated back 27 years. Others hid in syste...
Security teams woke up Thursday to another urgent kernel patch. This one lets unprivileged accounts on Linux systems read files owned by root. The flaw, now known as ssh-keys...
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