Security researchers discovered 28 residential proxy services operating on the White House network, potentially allowing outsiders to rent access to the presidential IP addresses for minimal cost.

Meta’s Muse AI assistant now allows users to create customized app-like ‘spaces’ for shopping, scheduling, gaming, and other tasks directly within the app.

PHP maintainers plan to release emergency patches for two critical vulnerabilities rated 9.2 out of 10 in severity, affecting billions of websites worldwide.

An Anthropic VS Code extension distributed through Cursor was backdoored for nearly 12 hours, potentially affecting up to 5,000 developers by installing persistent SSH backdoors on their machines.

A new UEFI bootkit called BlackX has infected fully patched Windows machines by exploiting gaps in Microsoft’s Secure Boot protections, raising questions about patch deployment clarity.

UK food suppliers experienced cyber-attacks after hackers compromised freezer controls across European supermarkets, raising temperatures to dangerous levels, though national impact remained minimal.

VMware announces vSphere Express, a lower-cost virtualization product supporting up to 128 cores, targeting small and medium-sized businesses that previously felt pushed toward expensive flagship offerings.

Hackers linked to Russia’s Foreign Intelligence Service exploited patched iOS and Android vulnerabilities to target visitors of websites including one tied to American independence celebrations, researchers reported.

Google, Meta, and TikTok filed lawsuits challenging California’s new law designed to restrict social media features deemed potentially addictive to children under 16.

A vulnerability affecting Alpine Linux and potentially other distributions allows attackers to gain passwordless SSH access to devices under specific configurations involving OpenSSH and musl.

T-Mobile’s parent company CEO Tim Höttges estimates SpaceX would need at least $200 billion to establish Starlink Mobile as a major US wireless carrier, while acknowledging the potential competitive threat.

Airbnb plans to introduce an AI travel agent in the first half of 2027 designed specifically to help users plan and book trips through a custom interface rather than traditional chatbot formats.