A fatal crash in Texas involving a Tesla Model 3 reignites the debate over responsibility in autonomous driving. Tesla claims the driver manually overrode the Full Self-Driving system, but authorities are investigating whether the system was active.
Airbnb scams have skyrocketed 30-fold since 2023, according to a report by Saily and NordStellar. Criminals now steal legitimate accounts with years of positive reviews to deceive travelers, who don't detect the fraud until they arrive at their destination.
Despite advances in child safety, Apple is criticized for not implementing system-level measures and instead delegating responsibility to third-party app developers. Richard Pursey, CEO of SafeToNet, points out that this approach does not reach the source of harm and poses a significant risk to children.
A hacker group claims to have leaked data from Madison Square Garden, while gay bars in San Francisco denounce the use of facial recognition, and France abandons Palantir's data platform. These three events mark a turning point in the fight for privacy and digital sovereignty.
Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange, has acknowledged that its process to obtain the MiCA license in the EU remains open, after submitting its application in Greece. This marks the first major test of the new European regulatory framework, which aims to unify rules for crypto-assets and bring order to the sector.
Amazon MGM has abandoned the biopic 'Artificial', directed by Luca Guadagnino and starring Andrew Garfield as Sam Altman, months after expanding its alliance with OpenAI. Although the company has not given official explanations, sources close to the matter suggest that the unflattering portrayal of Altman and Elon Musk may have clashed with Amazon's commercial interests.
Apple has acknowledged a hardware exploit in processors of several iPhone models that has no software patch. The flaw, named usbliter8, resides in the BootROM and allows attacks during boot. Affected device users should consider replacing their devices.
The global RAM crisis may have no end in sight. An SSD supply chain executive has shared worrying revelations about the difficulties faced by Chinese chip manufacturers, suggesting that the long-awaited memory market recovery could be further delayed.
Telegram founder Pavel Durov has accused Meta and Indian operator Jio of using BGP hijacking to sabotage access to Telegram in India and other countries. Although there is no solid evidence, the incident reopens the debate on net neutrality and the power of large operators.
A security breach at an unidentified vendor of the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department has exposed the data of over 3 million hunting and fishing license holders. Although the department claims no Social Security numbers were leaked, an official filing contradicts that version.
The fleet of over 800 F-35 fighters, with a total cost of $1.6 trillion, has a fully mission capable rate of only 25%, according to a damning GAO report. Software and hardware problems have persisted for years, questioning the viability of the program.
ASML has categorically denied shipping EUV lithography equipment to China, calling the rumors 'inaccurate and damaging.' The incident reflects geopolitical pressure on semiconductor technology and ASML's key role in the global supply chain.