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The Gemini AI hijack via a poisoned Google Calendar invite has raised serious concerns about AI-powered smart home security. Security researchers revealed how an event invite, crafted with hidden malicious prompts, could trick Google’s Gemini AI into controlling devices in a home environment—without the user’s knowledge or consent. How the Attack Works Researchers embedded harmful…
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Constitution sections vanish from a key government website in a surprising glitch that temporarily removed important legal provisions from public view. The disappearance affected the Library of Congress’s Constitution Annotated site, a trusted online resource for lawmakers, students, and citizens seeking authoritative information on the U.S. Constitution. The incident sparked confusion, political speculation, and a…
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Cybersecurity experts discovered that more than 1.2 million medical devices are exposed and accessible to hackers online. This alarming discovery highlights how critical healthcare data and systems have become an easy target for attackers. How Devices Became Vulnerable Cybersecurity researchers from Modat performed an extensive internet scan. They identified over 70 types of misconfigured medical…
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The Tea app—designed as an anonymous women-only space to share dating insights—now faces serious legal trouble. A massive data breach exposed ID photos, selfies, and intimate messages. Multiple women joined forces in class-action lawsuits, accusing the company of breaching user trust and failing to protect their privacy. What Leaked—and Who It Affects The breach centered…
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OpenAI unleashes GPT‑5, its most intelligent model ever. The company describes it as a PhD‑level expert available on demand. Users will benefit from vastly improved reasoning, coding, and factual accuracy. Smarter, Faster, More Reliable GPT‑5 blends speed, intelligence, and usability in one AI system. It operates like a smart assistant that knows when to answer…
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Tesla ends Dojo project as it reshapes its artificial intelligence ambitions. The automaker has disbanded its in‑house Dojo supercomputer team and redirected efforts toward AI chip partnerships, marking a major strategic pivot in its approach to autonomous driving and robotics development. Major Strategic Shift Tesla leaders made a decisive change by dissolving the Dojo supercomputer…
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The Optus data breach lawsuit has drawn national attention as Australia’s privacy regulator takes the telecom giant to court. The Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) claims Optus failed to adequately protect sensitive customer data during the September 2022 cyberattack. With nearly 9.5 million Australians affected, the case has become one of the most…
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The Tornado Cash verdict has ignited strong reactions across the crypto industry. A U.S. jury found co-founder Roman Storm guilty of conspiracy to operate an unlicensed money-transmitting business. The jury acquitted him of sanctions violations and failed to agree on a money-laundering charge, marking a pivotal moment for open-source privacy tool developers. Mixed Jury Decision…
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A data leak at MagentaTV—Deutsche Telekom’s streaming platform—exposed over 324 million user log entries. Researchers discovered that the logs sat unprotected on an ad-tech server for months before being secured. The Exposed Data: More Than Just Bits and Bytes Although most log entries contained non-sensitive technical data, the leak still revealed personally identifiable information. Exposed…
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Google announced a three-year, $1 billion investment to support AI education across U.S. colleges and nonprofits. The program aims to make AI and career training freely available to every American college student. Participating institutions, already numbering over 100, include major public university systems such as Texas A&M, the University of North Carolina, and others. Google designed…