Category Archives: Technology & AI
Gyazo Data Breach: 23 Million User Records Compromised
A major Gyazo data breach has exposed 23.6 million user records, including emails and password hashes. Learn about the impact of this security incident. Continue reading
EU KIDS Act: Protecting Minors in Online Digital Spaces
The new EU KIDS Act proposes stricter safety regulations for social media platforms to protect minors and ensure age-appropriate digital experiences. Continue reading
Decart Acquisition: Anthropic Nears $7 Billion Deal to Boost AI Inference
Anthropic is nearing a $7 billion Decart acquisition to enhance AI inference efficiency and lower enterprise deployment costs for Claude. Continue reading
ExfilSquad Breach Compromises 27 Million Records via Microsoft Power Pages
Security researchers confirm the ExfilSquad breach exposed 27 million records from major organizations due to misconfigured Microsoft Power Pages and Dataverse instances. Continue reading
Cl0p Cybercrime Group Claims Massive Data Breaches at Major Multinationals
The Cl0p cybercrime group has claimed responsibility for massive data breaches affecting nearly 50 multinational corporations, including Shell, Philips, and GE. Continue reading
IBM OpenAI Partnership Announced for Enterprise AI and Cybersecurity
Discover how the new IBM OpenAI partnership will deploy frontier AI models and strengthen automated cybersecurity across complex enterprise environments. Continue reading
Autonomous AI Cyberattack Hits Taiwanese Government and Critical Infrastructure
Taiwan’s Ministry of Digital Affairs confirms the first documented autonomous AI cyberattack targeting government agencies and critical energy infrastructure. Continue reading
Gemini 3.7 Flash Launched by Google for AI Coding and Agentic Workflows
Google has announced Gemini 3.7 Flash, a new high-efficiency model designed to enhance AI coding, software engineering, and advanced agentic workflows. Continue reading
Offensive Cyber Operations Authorized by White House for Private Firms
The White House has authorized vetted private U.S. tech and security firms to conduct offensive cyber operations against foreign criminal organizations under strict federal supervision. Continue reading