Hours after Microsoft’s June Patch Tuesday fixed a record 200 vulnerabilities, a threatened researcher published a new exploit.

A new lawsuit claims the firing of an xAI engineer followed AI safety concerns just before SpaceX’s IPO.

Unprotected identity documents on public URLs turn identity into a scavenger hunt. Here’s what it means for security and governance.

A hacking gang says it hit Oracle PeopleSoft servers across 100+ orgs, raising payroll, student, and compliance risk fast.

Open-source text menus on a Pi can play local files and Plex on CRTs or HDMI, with a few setup gotchas.

tvOS 27 developer beta and a Google TV Streamer update move Thread Border Routers toward joining existing Thread networks.

A suspected influence operation tried to sour opinion online, but OpenAI says it never broke out meaningfully.

If your security roadmap still assumes “human error,” this CrowdStrike update says you are budgeting for the wrong enemy.

Google DeepMind’s open model changes the “token-by-token” default and hits local GPUs with real speed gains.

A Gmail-connected OpenClaw agent failed to verify the requester, proving phishing can beat AI access controls.

A Windows Defender-focused local privilege escalation bug targets fully patched systems, with an unreliable but real PoC.

Anthropic’s latest widely available model is powerful, but it refuses high-school biology queries and routes them to its former flagship.