UK recruiters report rising AI misuse in job interviews, with 66% of employers confirming candidates using undeclared AI assistance, though most say the technology’s broader job market impact remains years away.

A cyberattack compromised refrigeration controllers at approximately 700 supermarkets across France, causing food spoilage and fires. The breach exploited outdated security practices and vulnerable devices exposed to the internet.

Milpitas residents dealing with decades of landfill odors are turning to drone monitoring and automated gas collection technology to identify and address pollution sources more efficiently.

A science journalist discovered someone impersonating her to pitch articles to major publications, receiving payment and potentially damaging her professional reputation through fraudulent bylines.

TikTok banned the social media account for Alex Gibney’s Musk documentary just before its wider release, though the platform later said the removal was an error.

Cities across the U.S. are increasingly imposing restrictions on robotaxis through local ordinances, creating a complex patchwork of rules as federal regulation remains stalled in Congress.

A congressional bill introduced this week would establish FTC regulations guaranteeing consumer ownership of video games rather than licensing agreements, responding to concerns over server shutdowns.

An IT error at Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust caused loss of viewing history data spanning 11 years from maternity records, though patient care information was recovered.

Microsoft disrupted EvilTokens, a subscription-based platform that used AI to compromise 12,000 accounts across 10,000 organizations worldwide by exploiting OAuth device authentication processes.

Cloudflare announced plans to issue quantum-safe TLS certificates using hybrid cryptography resistant to quantum computer attacks, acquiring a trusted certificate root from CA GlobalSign to enable widespread adoption.

Microsoft warns that attackers are exploiting a critical Zimbra flaw to remotely execute commands and steal email backups and authentication credentials from organizations worldwide.

Apple announced changes to macOS privacy settings aimed at restricting third-party app developers’ access to sensitive user data through full-disk access permissions, citing concerns about AI agents’ potential to misuse such privileges.