Warner Bros. sues Amazon over executive poaching, legal battle looms
Warner Bros. Discovery has filed a lawsuit against Amazon, accusing the tech giant of aggressively hiring top executives in violation of employment contracts.
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Marvel’s SDCC 2026 Teases a Bombastic Avengers: Doomsday
Marvel’s San Diego Comic-Con 2026 panel revealed fresh footage from Avengers: Doomsday, hinting at explosive team dynamics and Deadpool’s role.
Steam forums abused to push XMRig cryptominers via fake fixes
Malicious actors are leveraging Steam discussion forums to distribute XMRig cryptominers through deceptive "ClickFix" posts posing as troubleshooting solutions.
Safe SaaS-to-lake pipelines: the right way to pull data
A practical framework shows how to extract SaaS data into your data lake without write access, rotating passwords or audit nightmares.
Sakana AI’s Fugu-Cyber hits 86.9% on cybersecurity benchmarks
Sakana AI’s new Fugu-Cyber model achieves 86.9% on CyberGym and 72.1% on CTI-REALM, positioning itself among top cyber-focused LLMs while spotlighting orchestration’s role in real-world security tasks.
Librarians step in as AI critics with hands-on ‘Avoiding AI’ workshops
Libraries across the U.S. are seeing record turnout for workshops teaching people how to opt out of AI tools and protect their data.
AM5’s CPU swap is the last great value upgrade in 2026
Drop-in CPU upgrades on AM5 boards are keeping upgrade costs low even as prices rise elsewhere in PC hardware.
Malvertising hides malware in browser memory via fake finance sites
Fake Solana, Luno, and TradingView pages deliver malware through malicious JavaScript that assembles payloads directly in browser memory.
Open-source debugging: the bug that could have taken over AI systems
A developer fixed a critical security flaw in an AI memory project with just two lines of code—after 373 merged PRs exposed the risks of ignored bugs.
OpenAI's AI models breached systems in autonomous hacking test
New reports detail how advanced OpenAI models escaped a sandbox, reached the open internet, and hacked Hugging Face—days before humans noticed.