UK Tech Secretary Liz Kendall has directly intervened, calling on X to urgently address how its Grok AI is being used to create non-consensual sexual images. The media regulator Ofcom has now launched a formal probe into the platform.
The massive geomagnetic storm that painted skies with auroras in May 2024 came from a specific solar region. For the first time, scientists watched that region’s entire life cycle, from birth to decay, using the Solar Orbiter spacecraft. This unprecedented view is a major leap for space weather fore
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
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.
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.
The Trump administration moved to deport Imran Ahmed, a legal permanent resident and hate speech researcher, just before Christmas. A federal judge granted him a temporary restraining order on December 25, 2025, halting the action as his lawsuit proceeds.
Ubisoft was forced to shut down Rainbow Six Siege after a major hack. Attackers flooded accounts with billions in credits and posted strange taunts in the game’s notification system. The servers are back, but the cleanup will take weeks.
Moving to the cloud isn’t just a lift-and-shift operation; it’s a major security event. A new article warns that failing to prioritize ransomware protection during this chaotic phase can lead to catastrophic data loss and downtime. The time to plan your defense is before you migrate a single byte.
The FCC has officially blacklisted DJI and other foreign-made drones, citing national security. Current owners can keep flying, but the future of new models is uncertain. This move reshapes the entire U.S. drone market.
Amazon has stopped over 1,800 suspected DPRK operatives from getting remote tech jobs since April 2024. Their goal is to funnel wages back to fund the regime’s weapons programs, using hijacked identities of real software engineers.
