Apple released macOS Golden Gate 27.0.1, Tahoe 26.7.1, and Sequoia 15.8.1. Here is what changed, who should update, and why the CVE exploitation language needs careful scope.
Robotic dogs, cats and seals are helping some hospital patients find comfort. Here’s what the research shows—and where the evidence stops.
Boston Scientific says a cyber incident disrupted some global operations, including order processing and shipping. Here is what healthcare, procurement and IT teams should verify—and what remains unknown.
Micro-Comm disclosed a malware event, and Reuters reports that an FBI spokesperson said the bureau is coordinating with the Kansas water-control supplier. Here is what is confirmed, what remains unknown, and what utilities should verify now.
A careful look at the Suzanne Adams estate’s lawsuit against OpenAI, Microsoft and Sam Altman—what is established, what is alleged, the separate federal case, and what courts have not decided.
Microsoft confirms that August 2026 .NET Framework updates can break printing and PDF/XPS exports in some WPF applications using fonts including Calibri. The temporary workaround reduces security protections.
Independent AI-usage research exposes blind spots, CISA flags ransomware use of a patched Windows flaw, GitLab ships a critical fix, and Etched reaches a $21 billion valuation.
GitHub recovers from a broad outage, Forminator users need version 1.56.2 or later, Apple spyware alerts surge, and an 8-gigawatt Ohio AI campus reshapes the infrastructure conversation.
AmnesiaStealer can steal Mac passwords and browser data, then drive a hidden copy of authenticated Chromium sessions. Learn how it works and what to do now.
Meta faces a four-state federal trial over Facebook, Instagram, youth design and children’s privacy. Here is what the reported $1.4 trillion exposure really means—and why YouTube belongs to a separate landmark case.
