A threat group known as HollowCrimeCorp has claimed to have breached Motorola's internal generative AI infrastructure, including source code, MCP servers, and CI/CD systems. The incident, still unconfirmed, has put the tech industry on high alert.
A cybersecurity analyst has reported a potential major data breach at MyBusybee, a messaging platform in the Philippines. An attacker, known as 'duoduomiliao,' claims to have accessed 60 GB of data, including information from 160 million users and 2,500 companies. The incident, still unconfirmed, has raised alarms in the country's telecom sector.
An independent investigation revealed that an actor identified as 'Eternal' is promoting on clandestine forums the sale of call records, SMS, IMEI/IMSI data, and geolocation of mobile lines in Mexico. The service, not yet confirmed, would expose sensitive personal information and could involve internal telecom staff.
The European-Japanese dual probe BepiColombo successfully completed the separation of its two modules, a crucial step before entering orbit around Mercury, scheduled for December 2026. The maneuver, considered high-risk, was confirmed by the ESA and opens a new chapter in the exploration of the planet closest to the Sun.
With less than three months to the most anticipated launch of the decade, Rockstar unveils new screenshots and gameplay details. Meanwhile, the CyberLeek leak investigation advances with new court subpoenas, and Wall Street analysts keep their confidence in Take-Two.
The British capital has taken a historic step toward the future of transportation: starting today, 15 autonomous Ford Mustangs are operating as ride-hailing taxis through Uber, with a safety driver on board. Wayve's AI-based technology promises to revolutionize urban mobility, though experts warn that the road to fully autonomous driving is still under development.
An international team of scientists has detected a single particle interaction in the LUX-ZEPLIN experiment that cannot be explained by known signals. If confirmed, it could be a WIMP, one of the candidate particles for dark matter, which makes up 85% of the universe's mass.
The explosive growth of artificial intelligence is putting the environmental commitments of digital giants at risk. According to a report by Le Monde, the soaring energy consumption of data centers and chip manufacturing threatens to delay emission reduction targets, even as computing demand continues to rise. This paradox highlights a critical challenge for the tech sector.
In a move that could reshape the future of artificial intelligence, the Trump administration has filed a legal brief supporting OpenAI in its copyright dispute with The New York Times. The government argues that using news archives to train AI models constitutes 'fair use,' a case that could set a precedent for the entire industry.
A cybercriminal known as 0wnzs3c_ claims to have accessed and leaked the database of the State Secretariat of Administration (SED) of Santa Catarina, Brazil. The incident, reported on clandestine forums, has not yet been confirmed by authorities but raises alarms about the security of public data in the region.
A new batch of posts on underground forums reveals potential data leaks, access sales, and database exposures affecting governments and companies in five countries. The information, still unconfirmed, raises alarms in the global cybersecurity community.
A new study reveals the recent formation of a colossal decagon-shaped cloud pattern at Saturn's south pole. This finding, which challenges previous theories, could rewrite the climatic history of the gas giant and offers a fresh perspective on the atmospheric dynamics of planets in our solar system.
On August 30, 2026, NASA launched the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, an observatory with a field of view 100 times larger than Hubble's. Its mission: unravel the mysteries of dark energy, discover thousands of exoplanets, and map the universe like never before.
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has detected a ten-sided atmospheric wave encircling Saturn's south pole, a phenomenon never seen before in the planet's southern hemisphere. The discovery, published in Science Advances, could reshape our understanding of gas giant atmospheric dynamics.
In a move that could reshape the future of artificial intelligence, the Trump administration has filed a legal brief supporting OpenAI in its copyright dispute with The New York Times. The document argues that using protected material to train AI is 'extraordinarily transformative' and vital for national security, setting the stage for a pivotal legal precedent.
In an unprecedented move, Apple Maps changed the name of Lake Ontario to 'Lake America' for users in the United States, following an executive order by Donald Trump. The measure, already adopted by Google Maps, sparked rejection in Canada and a heated debate over geographic sovereignty. Here are all the details.
Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered Zero Forums, a new Chinese-language cybercrime platform offering access via both the clearnet and the dark web. Specializing in the distribution of leaked databases and backed by an active Telegram channel, this emerging threat highlights the growing sophistication of global cybercriminal networks.
A threat actor known as GordonFreeman claims to have breached the Patria system, Venezuela's state platform for identification and social benefits, potentially exposing the personal data of 30 million citizens. The attack, not yet officially confirmed, raises alarms about the security of government data in the region.
Artificial intelligence is speeding up drug discovery, but patent laws haven't caught up. While the USPTO shifts its stance, cases like DABUS and Insilico Medicine highlight a dispute that could slow medical innovation. Who gets credit when a machine helps invent?
Artificial intelligence is already proposing molecules to cure diseases, but patent laws still require a human inventor. A landmark case from Insilico Medicine and the DABUS precedent ignite the debate: can a machine be an inventor? We explore the conflict between innovation and the legal framework.
An international team of scientists has announced a potential milestone in physics: the LUX-ZEPLIN (LZ) detector, located in a South Dakota mine, recorded a signal that could be the first direct detection of dark matter. The finding, still under review, could open a new era in our understanding of the universe.
On August 30, 2026, a SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket successfully lifted off from Cape Canaveral, carrying NASA's Roman Space Telescope into space. The launch images, with their characteristic fiery trail, were described as incredible by astronomy enthusiasts and mark a milestone in the exploration of the cosmos.
NASA has officially selected Blue Origin, Jeff Bezos' aerospace company, to develop the next Mars telecommunications orbiter. The $700 million contract marks a milestone in space exploration and strengthens private-sector involvement in interplanetary missions, ensuring robust data relay for future robotic and crewed expeditions to the Red Planet.
A NASA sounding rocket achieved the first-ever multipoint observation inside a sporadic E layer, revealing a far more complex structure than expected. The findings, published in the Journal of Geophysical Research, could improve predictions of communication and GPS interference.
A newly identified hacker group, calling itself Uways Qarani, has emerged with threats against critical infrastructure. According to expert analysis, the group claims ties to Ansar Allah (the Houthis of Yemen) and uses specialized tools for PLC/SCADA systems, raising concerns about potential attacks on industrial plants and power grids.
