Researchers say an Israeli advertising agency has distributed millions of ads enabling “zero-click” spyware installation against targets, including Al Jazeera staff, requiring no user interaction.

E Ink unveiled its next-generation Kaleido 4 color e-paper display, offering improved color reproduction, better contrast, and faster refresh rates compared to its predecessor technology.

Meta’s AI assistant Muse has become a top-downloaded app, but critics warn it encourages users to share vast amounts of personal data about themselves and their contacts without meaningful consent or understanding.

Google is enhancing inline links in AI search results to appear more frequently and prominently, addressing publisher traffic concerns while expanding its paid licensing program with over 400 news organizations.

Volvo plans to launch a hands-free, point-to-point driving system by 2030 using Nvidia’s autonomous driving technology, targeting Level 2++ capabilities in complex urban environments.

Meta and Apple announced a collaboration on the Muse Spark Open AI model, which can run efficiently on Mac Studios using Apple’s MLX framework, marking a rare partnership between the two tech rivals.

A coordinated hack of refrigeration systems at approximately 700 supermarkets across France caused equipment malfunctions, food spoilage, and fires, exploiting known security vulnerabilities in outdated internet-connected controllers.

Google’s threat intelligence team infiltrated the hacker group TeamPCP with an undercover analyst, allowing the company to monitor attacks from inside and alert victims before two alleged members were arrested in Australia.

A technical error at Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust caused deletion of maternity viewing records spanning 11 years, though patient care data was recovered. The incident occurs amid a broader investigation into systemic failings in the hospital’s maternity department.

Researchers discovered a sophisticated tech support scam using Google ads to freeze Windows and Mac screens with fake infection warnings, directing users to call fraudulent support centers.

Attackers have been exploiting a critical Zimbra flaw allowing remote command injection to steal email backups and authentication credentials from vulnerable organizations, Microsoft warned.

Major companies including Meta, Microsoft, and Walmart are scaling back aggressive AI adoption after encountering widespread technical errors, security risks, and minimal productivity gains from rapid implementation.