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Microsoft Cloud accounts stolen in highly complex impersonation and passkey phishing campaign
Passkeys have all but eliminated password theft, so what now? Criminals have a solution.
Dreamforce 2026 LIVE: We're in San Francisco for Salesforce's big AI event
We're in San Francisco for Dreamforce 2026 - so what does Salesforce have in store?
Revolut sent identity data, contact details, and documents to hackers posing as a government agency
Revolut is now being asked to pay a humongous ransom demand to keep the data private.
Study provides 'early evidence' that AI could be holding back US wage growth and reducing living standards
While AI isn't being observed taking human jobs, analysts have seen it reducing how quickly you're likely to get a pay rise.
'Dr. Frankenstein is telling us the monster is escaping': US lawmakers desperately want to set up AI guardrails before midterm elections
Anthropic and OpenAI have warned about AI's potential risks, but while US politicians react, Trump worried about race with China.
'The introduction of AI is an accelerator, not a replacement for packaged applications': Oracle bets on AI to strengthen customer ROI
Oracle says that SaaS and software isn't going anywhere, but AI will ultimately change how we interact with it for good.
Web fraud enters a new age as complete 'synthetic identities' can now be bought for as little as $200 on dark web marketplaces
Your "digital Frankenstein" can pass KYC and you can get it for $200 on Telegram
'You're still going to be steamrolled by the super intelligences created in the US': UK government rejects calls for an AI 'kill switch'
UK government has ruled out an AI kill switch because it wouldn't actually be able to put a stop to harmful AI despite best efforts.
Sony denies claims it is stopping disc production — but admits its last plant will drop production by 10%
Sony denies ending disc production completely, confirming a 10% output reduction while maintaining plans to stop new physical games in 2028.
NATO prevented Russia from cutting a critical undersea cable using a tool that leaves no 'traceable fingerprints' on fibre-optic wires — 1,400km long lines are part of NASA's Near Space Network
NATO allies disrupted a Russian Arctic exercise involving a secret device reportedly designed to damage vital undersea cables without leaving evidence.