Samsung Galaxy phones were compromised by spyware delivered through WhatsApp images for over a year. The breach affected S23, S24, and Z series devices across the Middle East before Samsung patched the vulnerability in April 2025.
Microsoft’s Extended Security Updates program for Windows 10 ends enrollment tomorrow, leaving millions potentially vulnerable. The first post-retirement security patches arrive this week, and hackers are reportedly ready to exploit unpatched systems. European users face additional complications wit
Businesses are simultaneously announcing massive AI investments and workforce reductions. The strategy seems logical on paper, but it’s creating a dangerous disconnect between technology and human expertise.
Apple has no immediate plans to introduce an ad-supported streaming tier for Apple TV+, according to services chief Eddy Cue. The service has seen three price increases since its 2019 launch, now costing $12.99 monthly. Cue suggested Apple prefers keeping the viewing experience ad-free if pricing re
Marriott International has abruptly ended its licensing agreement with apartment rental company Sonder. Guests received cancellation notices just hours before check-in, with some being told to vacate properties immediately. The fallout has left loyal Marriott members scrambling and Sonder’s stock do
The UK’s National Cyber Security Centre is sunsetting two popular external attack surface management tools that have helped organizations scan for vulnerabilities since 2017. Current users need to find replacements before the March 31 2026 deadline as the agency shifts resources to other initiatives
Realme has unveiled a special edition GT 8 Pro in partnership with the Aston Martin Aramco F1 team. The phone gets a unique turquoise design, F1-branded accessories, and a custom interface. However, the underlying hardware is exactly the same as the regular model.
India’s ambitious renewable energy expansion is hitting a major roadblock: the power grid can’t keep up. With over 50GW of clean power capacity stranded and transmission lines taking years longer to build than renewable projects, the country’s green transition faces serious delays despite hitting 50
ExxonMobil CEO Darren Woods says the company will “pace” its $30 billion low-carbon spending plan through 2030 due to disappointing market conditions. He criticized global climate policies as ineffective and compared them to centrally planned economies like North Korea and the Soviet Union. The anno
A former Intel engineer allegedly downloaded 18,000 “top secret” files after receiving his layoff notice. Intel is now suing for $250,000 in damages and to prevent potential leaks. The incident highlights security risks during workforce reductions.
