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OpenAI to integrate GPT-5.6 Sol Ultra into Codex

OpenAI plans to integrate GPT-5.6 Sol Ultra into Codex, signaling a notable upgrade for its AI coding tool and a broader push in AI-powered software development.

July 6, 2026Read more

CybersecurityNews

First documented ransomware operation run entirely by an AI agent raises new security concerns

Researchers have documented the first known ransomware operation conducted entirely by an AI large language model agent, a milestone that highlights the growing risk of autonomous cybercrime.

July 5, 2026Read more

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Google-led operation disrupts residential proxy network built on compromised Android devices

Google said it helped disrupt a residential proxy network that used compromised Android devices to relay traffic, cutting off infrastructure that could disguise abusive activity behind consumer internet connections.

July 4, 2026Read more

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European lawmaker probing Pegasus abuses was hacked with Pegasus, report says

Citizen Lab says Greek politician Stelios Kouloglou was hacked with Pegasus while serving on the European Parliament’s committee investigating spyware abuse, underscoring how persistent the threat remains.

July 3, 2026Read more

Privacy & DataVPN & Encryption

Apple's Hide My Email feature may be exposing real addresses, researcher says

Researcher Tyler Murphy says a bug in Apple’s Hide My Email feature can expose users’ real email addresses, potentially compromising privacy for people relying on the tool for anonymity.

July 2, 2026Read more

AI & TechnologyNews

Report Says Anthropic’s Claude Code May Be Adding Hidden Watermarks to Code Requests

A report alleging that Anthropic’s Claude Code embeds hidden watermarks in AI-generated code requests is raising new questions about privacy, metadata and data usage in AI coding tools.

July 1, 2026Read more

Privacy & DataVPN & Encryption

Supreme Court says police need a warrant for detailed cellphone location data in privacy win

The Supreme Court ruled that police need a warrant to access detailed cellphone location data, expanding Fourth Amendment protections and curbing geofence warrants.

June 30, 2026Read more

Privacy & DataVPN & Encryption

Google Warns EU Rules Could Expose Search Data and Android to Hacking Risks

Google’s security and privacy leaders say EU plans to force more access to Search and Android could increase fraud and expose search queries to de-anonymization, setting up a clash with the bloc’s Digital Markets Act.

June 29, 2026Read more

CybersecurityNews

Researchers show how AI coding agents can be lured into running malware from clean GitHub repos

Mozilla’s 0DIN says agentic coding tools can be manipulated into executing malicious payloads from apparently clean GitHub repositories, creating a new supply chain security risk.

June 28, 2026Read more

AI & TechnologyNews

OpenAI limits GPT-5.6 rollout after government request, warns against lasting restrictions

OpenAI said it is restricting GPT-5.6 to a small group of trusted partners after a U.S. government request, while warning that such access controls should not become the default for future model releases.

June 27, 2026Read more

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White House reportedly pushes OpenAI to limit GPT 5.6 release over safety concerns

The White House is reportedly asking OpenAI to delay a public launch of GPT 5.6 and instead limit access to select partners while the model undergoes government review.

June 26, 2026Read more

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OpenAI and Broadcom Unveil Jalapeño Chip for Large Language Model Inference

OpenAI and Broadcom have announced Jalapeño, a custom chip built for large language model inference in data centers, as AI firms push toward specialized hardware and greater control over their computing stack.

June 25, 2026Read more

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Five Eyes warns AI threat to cybersecurity is moving on a ‘months’ timeline

The U.S., U.K., Canada, Australia and New Zealand warned that frontier AI will reshape cyberattacks within months, not years, and urged companies to tighten access, speed patching and harden legacy systems immediately.

June 24, 2026Read more

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Unpatchable Apple chip flaw could open the door to iPhone jailbreaks

Paradigm Shift has disclosed an unpatchable Boot ROM flaw in Apple’s A12 and A13 chips that affects older iPhones and could help researchers build jailbreaks when chained with other bugs.

June 23, 2026Read more

AI & TechnologyNews

OpenAI strikes Getty Images deal to bring licensed visuals into ChatGPT

OpenAI has struck a multi-year partnership with Getty Images to bring licensed photos and visual content into ChatGPT and OpenAI Search, part of a broader push to address copyright concerns in AI.

June 22, 2026Read more

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Microsoft links Mastra AI npm supply chain attack to North Korea’s Sapphire Sleet

Microsoft says a supply chain attack that compromised more than 140 npm packages in the Mastra AI ecosystem was carried out by Sapphire Sleet, a North Korean hacking group also known as BlueNoroff.

June 21, 2026Read more

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AI agents are becoming a new identity problem for enterprise security teams

AI agents are moving into core business systems, creating a fast-growing identity and access problem for enterprises that lack governance controls for machine-speed actors.

June 20, 2026Read more

Privacy & DataVPN & Encryption

India’s Telegram block sends users scrambling to VPNs as privacy worries grow

India’s temporary Telegram ban has sparked a major spike in VPN downloads and signups, as users look for ways around the restriction and privacy concerns intensify.

June 19, 2026Read more