Europe is trying to take more control over its digital future. It’s pushing for new rules to limit dependence on US cloud giants like Amazon, Microsoft, and Google. The European Union’s proposed Cybersecurity Certification Scheme for Cloud Services (EUCS) is at the center of this effort. It aims to make European data safer and more
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The European Commission is planning to soften some of the EU’s strict digital privacy rules. This move could change how websites track visitors and how companies train AI systems using personal data. Privacy advocates warn that these changes might weaken the protections that keep user data safe, but the Commission argues they will make compliance
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Recently, OpenAI’s CFO, Sarah Friar, made a comment that caught a lot of attention. She suggested that the US government might need to “backstop” loans for AI companies building data centers. Basically, she was talking about the government helping finance AI infrastructure. But the very next day, she and OpenAI’s CEO, Sam Altman, quickly took
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Cyber threats are growing more serious and complex. Recent reports show the average ransom demanded in attacks has now hit $1 million. The costs to recover can go as high as $1.5 million, and some organizations pay even more to get their data back. Beyond ransom payments, businesses face huge expenses from service disruptions, lost
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In the well-heeled neighborhood of Crescent Park in Palo Alto, California, the presence of Mark Zuckerberg’s sprawling compound has long been a topic of local gossip and concern. The area is known for its charming mix of homes, from Tudor styles to modern farmhouses, but the Zuckerberg estate has become a source of tension. Over
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Recently, some surprising and unsettling leaks have come to light involving ChatGPT conversations. It turns out that private chats from users have been showing up in Google Search Console (GSC), a tool usually used by website owners to track how their sites appear in Google searches. These leaks started appearing in September and included long,
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Recently, a dangerous piece of spyware called “Landfall” was discovered targeting Samsung Galaxy phones. This malware was active for almost a year and could silently steal personal data or even activate the camera and microphone without the user doing anything. Fortunately, Samsung fixed the underlying security flaw in April 2025, but the details of the
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AI detectors are popping up everywhere these days. Schools, newsrooms, and HR departments all use them to spot AI-generated content. But here’s the catch: no one is really sure if they work well enough to trust completely. As these tools become more common, many are starting to question whether they can accurately tell if something
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Many companies are excited to use large-language models and AI assistants to boost productivity. But behind the benefits lies a hidden danger. As these AI tools become more integrated, they also open new doors for cyber attacks. Understanding these risks is key to keeping your organization safe. The Growing Attack Surface of AI Assistants AI
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These days, AI is everywhere. It helps us search the web, write emails, and even manage our schedules. But is relying on AI-powered browsers a good idea? Recent incidents suggest we might want to think twice. Many people are excited about new AI browsers like Perplexity Comet, ChatGPT Atlas, Microsoft Edge’s Copilot Mode, and Dia
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