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Worrying open-source security issue 'BadHost' could affect millions of AI agents
The risk is "materially understated", researchers are saying as passwords and critical data can be exfiltrated.
I heard Sony's Sonos-busting new wireless Dolby Atmos home theater system with separate speakers
The Sony Bravia Theatre Trio is here, and it's made to deliver big sound from separate speakers, but with the convenience of a wireless soundbar system.
Sony finally unveils its next-gen 'True RGB' TVs — I saw the new Bravia 9 II in action
And the Sony Bravia 7 II brings similar tech at a lower price, including the world's first 50-inch RGB TV
How to watch UEFA Conference League final 2026: Free streams, TV channels for Crystal Palace vs Rayo Vallecano
News All the ways to watch UEFA Conference League final 2026 live streams – including for FREE – with Crystal Palace vs Rayo Vallecano set to light up Red Bull Arena.
Charter Communications confirms data breach, 40 million records apparently affected
ShinyHunters claims 40 million stolen records, including names, but Chartered says no PII taken.
How to watch India vs Jamaica — stream Unity Cup 2026 for less than $1
News All the ways to watch Unity Cup 2026 semi-final live streams, with India vs Jamaica friendly set to light up The Valley in London.
Russia's censors want to block 92% of VPN apps by 2030
Iranian internet users have rushed to secure tools as the country's internet partially got back online following a three-month blackout. Here's all we know.
Starlink and Amazon could snap up EU mobile satellite spectrum
Viasat, EchoStar contracts end in one year – one-third of European satellite spectrum likely opened up to all, including Starlink, Leo.
Roku is rolling out a huge free upgrade to the Home Screen on its TVs and streaming devices
Roku unveiled its biggest Home Screen update in a decade, and it leans into personalization and some AI.
Google joins privacy backlash and warns Canada Bill C-22 could 'break end-to-end encryption' and create a 'surveillance infrastructure'
After the privacy tech industry, Google and Apple are warning that Canada's proposed Bill C-22 could force developers to build backdoors into their devices, and push for strict judicial oversight.