Microsoft's new enterprise policy allows silent Copilot removal from managed Windows 11 devices, reflecting mounting pressure for user control over AI features.
Unknown hackers breached energy and water tech leader Itron in April 2024. The incident, though contained, highlights the persistent cyber risks facing critical infrastructure providers worldwide.
Google reports a significant rise in malicious AI prompt injection attacks, noting that while current threats are mostly unsophisticated, they are growing in both number and potential risk. Experts warn of a maturing threat landscape as attackers adapt.
Zewei Xu, a Chinese engineer accused of leading cyberattacks on Covid-19 vaccine research and US government targets, has been extradited from Italy to the US. His case spotlights the intersection of cybercrime, geopolitics, and international law.
Payload ransomware has claimed the Rural Municipality of Gimli as its latest victim, exposing the cyber vulnerabilities of small-town Canadian governments.
A new warning from CISA and NCSC reveals Firestarter malware is enabling hackers to maintain secret, persistent access to Cisco firewall devices—even after patching—putting critical infrastructure at risk.
Tech giants are betting hundreds of billions on AI data centers, but rapid advances in model compression and on-device intelligence may render much of that infrastructure redundant. Is the cloud AI boom heading for a fiber-optic-style bust?
OpenAI’s ChatGPT Images 2.0 steps beyond flashy visuals, introducing reasoning, context-aware design, and new challenges for authenticity and misuse. Explore how this AI is transforming creative workflows—and why human oversight matters more than ever.
Geopolitics is no longer confined to borders—it's in your smartphone. As sanctions and software bans threaten everyday digital life, both individuals and organizations must embrace 'digital prepping' to safeguard against sudden tech outages.
Google’s Gemini AI is now delivering search summaries in Gmail for business and education users, offering productivity boosts but also introducing new questions about privacy and control.