LG and Samsung TV apps resell your home internet connection
That calm fish tank or clock app on your LG TV might be letting strangers use your home internet connection.
Meta recorded staff keystrokes for AI, then exposed it company-wide
Meta was recording its own employees' screens and key presses to train AI, and that data spilled to the whole company.
A tiny AI erases strangers from your photos
You can already pull a stranger out of a vacation photo and let software paint in the wall, sand, or sky that should sit behind them.
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Unpatchable flaw lets a thief run their own software on the iPhone XR, XS, and 11
Researchers found a flaw in older iPhones that Apple can never fully fix. The attack, named usbliter8 and shown on June 18, 2026, breaks the very first code these phones run when they turn on.
Codex wrote 37 TB to one user's SSD in 21 days
OpenAI's Codex coding tool has been writing so much data to a hidden log file that some users fear it could wear out their drives early.
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Anthropic says Alibaba-linked operators ran 28.8 million Claude chats
Anthropic says Alibaba-linked operators spent six weeks trying to copy what Claude can do.
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Attackers hijacked 1,500 Arch Linux packages to steal developer logins
A free add-on you grabbed for Arch Linux may have quietly stolen your passwords and the saved logins your apps use.
Fake LinkedIn recruiters hide a backdoor that fires on npm install
A recruiter messages a software developer on LinkedIn about a lead-engineer job. She sends a GitHub project and asks him to look at a bug.
10,000 cloned GitHub repos slip trojans past VirusTotal link checks
Search GitHub for a coding tool, pick a project that looks completely real, download its zip file, and you quietly get a trojan instead.