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New Windows malware lays dormant until a custom command activates it like a sleeper agent
By Sead Fadilpašić Published
No one knows who built it and to what end.

'A computer should not make decisions on its own': Uber fined $1 billion for using automated systems to suspend 171 drivers
By Craig Hale Published
Uber fined €825m ($962m) over using automated systems to ban potentially fraudulent drivers – company plans to appeal.

Android car systems abused by hackers to launch new malware that pulls devices into a hidden proxy network
By Sead Fadilpašić Published
Crooks found a flaw in an analytics app and used it to deploy malware to cars' infotainment systems.

Some Mac users think they're installing OpenAI Codex, but it's actually a malware that can steal passwords in seconds
By Sead Fadilpašić Published
An elaborate scheme was designed to deploy AMOS, a known macOS infostealer malware.

Microsoft Teams administrators finally get the option to block external bots from meetings
By Craig Hale Published
Teams admins can soon choose to automatically block external bots to prevent any unwanted access, but watch out.

Salesforce AI agent platform hasn't delivered meaningful growth two years after launch, customers report finds
By Craig Hale Published
Salesforce is seeing huge revenue from its Agentforce strategy, but partners and customers are experiencing delays.

Met Office finds most of us still won't trust an AI weather forecast
By Christian Cawley Published
Survey finds low confidence in weather prediction systems based on machine learning, with the majority overwhelmingly in favour of traditional forecasting.

Samsung thinks Claude Code can help it boost chip design — but admits the AI still makes some worryingly big mistakes
By Rahim Amir Published
A different kind of numbers game

Russian tech giant VK is suing Apple for blocking its apps — and wants $696,000 a day in compensation
By Efosa Udinmwen Published
VK has sued Apple in Moscow, seeking restored apps and 58 million rubles in daily penalties for continued removals.

This company wants to stop underwater drones and even submarines with a whole new form of sonar technology
By Rahim Amir Published
A sensor that listens silently, then calls in a second one to ping the target, could be a key pairing that helps the US Navy track underwater drones before they reach the pier.
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