OpenAI's Ad Play: Can You Trust the Private ChatGPT?
OpenAI's ad strategy for ChatGPT raises privacy concerns as free users face targeted ads. Can OpenAI balance revenue with user trust?
Stalkerware’s Data Breach Epidemic: 27 Companies Exposed Since 2017
A pattern of 27+ stalkerware company breaches since 2017 exposes systemic failures in securing victims' data, per the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
Epic Ghosted Horses Dev Over Content Dispute, Says Studio
Santa Ragione accuses Epic Games Store of ghosting them over a content dispute, calling out 'provably incorrect' claims about their horror game Horses.
Sunflower Oil Waste Transformed into High-Protein Bread with Enhanced Antioxidant Properties
Researchers transformed sunflower oil by-products into high-protein, antioxidant-rich bread, improving texture with aqueous extract. Study funded by FAPESP.
Cerebras Soars to $23B Valuation as AI Chip Race Intensifies
Cerebras hits $23B valuation with $10B OpenAI deal, challenging Nvidia's dominance in AI chips with its wafer-scale technology.
February Smartphone Launches Heat Up Tech Scene
February 2026 will see a wave of major smartphone launches, including Samsung’s Galaxy S26 and Google’s Pixel 10a, with AI features taking center stage.
Microsoft Data Center Power Outage Disrupts Key Services
A power outage at a Microsoft data center disrupted services such as Windows Update and Microsoft Store access. The incident highlights growing dependence on cloud infrastructure.
AI Chatbot Misuse Ranks Top Health Tech Hazard for 2026
AI chatbot misuse has been named the top health technology hazard for 2026. Experts warn that relying on AI tools for medical advice may lead to misdiagnosis, delayed treatment, and serious patient safety risks.
Flickr Confirms Data Breach Following Security Flaw at External Partner
Flickr has confirmed a data breach linked to a security flaw at an external partner. Usernames, email addresses, and IP-related data may have been exposed, raising renewed concerns over third-party data security.
Fake PDF Files Used to Secretly Install Remote Access Tools on Victims’ Systems
Cybercriminals are spreading fake PDF files disguised as software updates to silently install remote access tools. Victims often remain unaware while attackers gain long-term control over infected systems, according to cybersecurity researchers.
Opus 4.6: Anthropic's AI Workforce for the Rest of Us?
Anthropic's Opus 4.6 introduces agent teams and a 1M token context window, expanding AI capabilities for knowledge workers. Can it handle real-world workflows?
n8n Workflow Vulnerability Bypassed in Days: How to Secure Your Automation (CVE-2026-25049)
A critical security flaw in n8n's workflow engine allowed attackers to execute code without admin rights. The fix is available in v2.4.0.