DigitalOcean says its public API is returning elevated 5xx errors and its Cloud Control Panel may be unavailable. Here is what is confirmed—and why administrators should avoid blind retries.
Tonight: a UK generator cyber incident, Thomson Reuters’ legal AI model, Phonak EON hearing aids, and Xiaomi’s Xring O3 chip—with confirmed facts separated from company and source-reported claims.
Seqrite reports that Operation QUICSILVER used VHD files, deceptive shortcuts, ftp.exe, split payloads and QUIC over UDP 443 to deliver a custom Go backdoor against Myanmar government and IT targets.
Socket linked 737 Chrome VPN and proxy extensions to one operation that amassed 75,486 bucketed installs, impersonated privacy brands and routed browser traffic through shared SOCKS5 infrastructure.
Cisco Talos says a financially motivated, Chinese-speaking intrusion group is combining known server vulnerabilities, AI-assisted attack workflows, vulnerable Windows drivers and a persistent Linux kernel rootkit.
Intismeran combined with pembrolizumab met two Phase 3 melanoma endpoints, a hopeful milestone with important data and approval questions still ahead.
Xiaomi unveiled Xring O3 and says it entered mass production. TSMC manufacturing and foldable-phone shipment details remain source-reported, not company-confirmed.
GitHub Copilot and Anthropic Claude services recovered after overlapping model disruptions. Here is what the official records confirm, what remains unknown, and what users should check.
Phonak launched its EON AI hearing-aid platform in the United States. The performance figures are company test claims, not independent clinical findings.
The Wall Street Journal reports California is expected to seek TV-channel sales from the proposed Paramount-Warner company. No channel-sale agreement is announced.
