A catastrophic authentication flaw in Apache StreamPipes allows ordinary users to hijack administrator accounts with trivial ease. The vulnerability, actively being exploited, affects versions 0.69.0 through 0.97.0, putting sensitive enterprise data pipelines at immediate risk. An emergency upgrade
Oyo Hotels is making another run at going public. According to a Reuters report, the SoftBank-backed company has filed confidentially for an IPO in India, aiming for a valuation far below its initial ambitions. This comes after it posted a profit and got shareholder approval to raise fresh capital.
A ship is seized in Finland over damaged undersea cables, a critical infrastructure incident. Meanwhile, speculation swirls that Nvidia is on a multi-billion dollar shopping spree not for products, but for elite AI engineering talent.
A new analysis from Dark Reading outlines four major predictions for identity security in 2026. The forecast warns of high-profile breaches from AI agents and a surge in IGA adoption among mid-sized firms.
The Archinstall script, version 3.0.13, has received a major usability boost. It now includes a WiFi connection menu and support for new desktop environments like COSMIC, smoothing the notoriously steep installation process.
Mozilla’s new CEO announced Firefox will “evolve into an AI browser,” causing immediate outrage. The move threatens the very privacy-first identity that its dedicated 3% user base relies on, pushing many toward forks like LibreWolf.
The attorney general of the US Virgin Islands has filed a lawsuit against Meta Platforms. It accuses the company of deliberately profiting from scam advertisements and misleading the public about safety efforts, especially for children.
Nvidia has locked in a massive $5 billion investment in Intel, formalizing a partnership to co-develop next-gen chips. The financial stake has already gained billions on paper, but the long-term play is technical: creating integrated CPU-GPU platforms for data centers and PCs.
Samsung is bringing Google Photos to its smart TVs, but the full feature set won’t arrive until late 2026. The phased rollout includes AI-powered editing and personalized slideshows. It’s a major integration for the living room screen.
Walmart’s digital storefronts hit a major snag Tuesday morning. The outage, reported by over 6,500 users, primarily affected the mobile app and blocked checkouts for many shoppers.
