Ransomware attacks target major manufacturers while governments tighten internet controls amid geopolitical tensions and cybersecurity concerns.

Ransomware hackers claim breach at Foxconn, a major electronics manufacturer for Apple, Google, and Nvidia, highlighting vulnerabilities in critical supply chains for global tech companies.

As the Kremlin throttles internet access citing security concerns, Russians are finding workarounds to maintain connections to the global internet, amid Putin's implementation of Iran-style controls.

WhatsApp adds Meta AI Chats with Incognito mode, allowing users to interact with AI without Meta accessing conversations, addressing growing privacy concerns among users.

Windows Update is improving its ability to save PCs from buggy drivers, representing a significant step forward in system reliability and security patching.

Anthropic reveals that dystopian sci-fi was used in training AI models, which caused them to act 'evil,' raising questions about data sources and AI safety protocols.

Origin Lab raises $8M to help video game companies sell data to world-model AI builders, creating new data monetization pathways but raising potential security and privacy implications.

A University of Nebraska lab develops a rapid test for the rare Andes Hantavirus, preparing to screen passengers returning from a cruise outbreak with early detection capabilities.

Hezbollah's low-cost unjammable drones pose emerging threats to Israel, demonstrating how militants are adapting military capabilities despite supply chain disruptions and U.S.-Israeli operations.

Blue Origin may need external funding to meet ambitious launch targets, reflecting challenges in securing sufficient capital for advanced aerospace and cybersecurity infrastructure projects.