Pentagon Data Breach Hits 2.8 Million Service Members
The Pentagon is notifying 2.8 million military members after hackers stole sensitive records—SSNs, addresses, and occupational data—from a federal personnel system.
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The Pentagon is notifying 2.8 million military members after hackers stole sensitive records—SSNs, addresses, and occupational data—from a federal personnel system.
OpenAI terminated three safety researchers following an internal investigation into the mishandling of sensitive company information, raising new questions about AI safety culture.
A new AI called Ataraxos defeated the world's best Stratego player 15-1. Learn how researchers cracked this hidden-information game with just 16 GPUs.
Asus secured an exemption from the US foreign router ban as of September 9, 2026, but the company won't reveal how it satisfied national security and manufacturing requirements.
Xbox CEO Asha Sharma denies sale rumors after reports Microsoft considered spinning off its gaming division. Here's what's really happening with Xbox's future.
Google has developed a way to watermark AI-designed proteins, closing a critical biosecurity gap where existing screening tools failed to flag synthetic threats.
Google's AI search payment pilot covers only 100 publishers and pays a fraction of lost traffic revenue. Here's why the program is already under fire.
Reddit is restricting Old Reddit access to logged-in users to combat AI scraping bots. Learn what changes are coming and what it means for regular users.
Amazon's delivery driver smart glasses reportedly capture thousands of photos per shift using AI. Here's what that means for privacy, workers, and customers.
Trump's AI safety plan lets Big Tech self-regulate as AI agents cause security incidents. Two dozen firms signed voluntary audits—but is it enough?
Hackers exploited critical Zimbra vulnerability CVE-2026-73570 to steal email backups and credentials. Learn what happened, the scale, and how to protect your servers.
California law rejects 'AI did it' as a defense. A 2026 lawsuit demands OpenAI halt unsafe AI development after agents breached Hugging Face's core systems.