North Korean hackers are exploiting Google’s Find Hub service to remotely wipe Android devices in South Korea. The attack uses compromised KakaoTalk accounts to spread malware to contacts, including psychological counselors working with defectors.
The Intel Core Ultra 7 255H demonstrates solid performance in Linux benchmarks, showing competitive results against AMD’s latest mobile processors. Testing was conducted on Ubuntu 25.04 with modern software stack components.
Robots powered by large language models are failing critical safety tests according to new research. Every tested model approved commands that could cause serious harm and displayed discriminatory behavior. The findings raise urgent questions about AI safety in physical robots.
The KONNI espionage group, linked to North Korea’s intelligence apparatus, has been using stolen Google credentials to access victims’ Find My Device accounts. Once logged in, they trigger remote wipes that erase all data on compromised Android phones and tablets. This represents a significant escal
According to Forbes, startups are using AI to achieve unprecedented growth rates. Neobanc grew 800% since March 2025 by rapidly iterating with AI. The World Economic Forum confirms this transformation in how startups scale.
The University of Galway and EY are collaborating on a new cybersecurity executive education program. The initiative will welcome its first cohort in 2026 and targets leaders across various sectors.
The Trump administration is preparing to end or severely restrict Optional Practical Training for international students. The rule could appear before 2026 and would affect approximately 250,000 students annually. This contradicts Trump’s recent statements about wanting international graduates to st
European countries are investigating whether Chinese-made electric buses could be remotely shut down by their manufacturer. The concerns emerged after Norwegian testing revealed Yutong buses have direct digital access through mobile networks. Multiple countries are now examining potential security r
According to Fortune, economists are warning that the labor market is shifting dramatically as companies invest in productivity technology. The days of talent hoarding are over, replaced by what RSM’s chief economist calls a “low-hire, more-fire” approach that could push unemployment to 4.5% within
Southeast Asia’s internet economy saw private funding reach $7.7 billion in the year to June 2025, a 15% increase that trails global growth rates. The region’s AI startups attracted over $2.3 billion, while data center capacity is set to nearly triple across the region.
