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Remote Control Flaws Spike French Fridge Temps in Supermarket Cyberattack
Attackers manipulated Danfoss refrigeration controllers in French stores, raising temperatures to unsafe levels and forcing retailers to discard perishable goods.
Attackers manipulated Danfoss refrigeration controllers in French stores, raising temperatures to unsafe levels and forcing retailers to discard perishable goods.
Sony withdraws its promise of an Android 17 update for the Xperia 10 VI, citing storage configuration issues that prevent an adequate user experience.
Internal records show Apple and Nvidia each pledged $25 million to the White House ballroom project, which has raised $333 million in private funds.
New open models cover enterprise servers to local devices, offering faster task completion and customizable agentic capabilities for various deployment tiers.
Researchers used Google's agentic AI tool to find a new peptide candidate in a single session, speeding up the search for drugs against resistant bacteria.
Cloudflare integrates Workers into its secure web gateway, letting Zero Trust customers run custom logic inline during policy evaluation.
A study funded by Amazon, Google, and Meta claims European cloud independence plans will trigger massive migration costs for public and private sectors.
Amazon’s new premium tablet runs standard Android with Play Store access, offering a Nanomatte display and optional productivity accessories for users.
Researchers confirm government spyware used ad networks to hack media devices without user interaction, marking a new escalation in targeted surveillance.
Google’s new AI shopping tool aggregates items from multiple retailers into one cart for US users, offering price alerts and payment optimization.
John Ternus says early foldable phones felt cheap and crappy. Apple waited years to release the iPhone Duo with a custom hinge and nanotexture surface.
Google releases Chrome 155 updates for desktop and Android, fixing 37 security issues including critical remote code execution risks.
Amazon introduces two new AI devices that record conversations to drive shopping and productivity features behind a monthly fee.
Research from Bishop Fox details how physical penetration tests evaluate access controls and equipment security in corporate conference spaces to protect sensitive discussions.
Socket is now available in the Origin App Marketplace to automatically scan pull requests for risky open-source packages before they merge.
A new report highlights the operational dangers of unchecked AI agents and evolving ransomware tactics for security teams managing endpoints.
A Swedish consortium launches Sferical One while Spotify and ABB expand NVIDIA-based AI infrastructure for inference and robotics simulation.
NVIDIA pledges open source tools and training resources to help European researchers and startups access advanced AI capabilities.
TIME recognized Google’s digital watermarking tool for helping users identify synthetic media across images, audio, video, and text.
The MSP software vendor built a working link between Huntress incident reports and its ticketing system using public documentation.
Apple's Get Ready feature lets buyers configure iPhone Duo purchases now, but the setup window closes at 9 p.m. Pacific Time on October 12.
Figma introduces a Markdown-based Specs editor and expands code layers to help design teams control how AI agents apply brand rules.
Threat actors linked to Kazakhstan used a path traversal bug in WinRAR to install persistent malware on government computers across the Commonwealth of Independent States.
NVIDIA expands cloud gaming settings with DLSS 4.5 controls for image quality and latency, while adding Enshrouded 1.0 and other titles to the library.