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Android users targeted by new WindRelay malware which can clone contactless cards in just 13 minutes
Crooks are calling victims on the phone and installing POS malware on their smartphones.
‘A full 40-hour week now takes just 60 minutes’: Ahrefs’ new AI agents promise 'always-on' marketing support
Ahrefs’ new tool benefits from native data access and promises to save you hours every week
The $535,000 TLD: Could .ai dethrone .com?
.ai domains just hit an all-time high, beating .com for the first time.
Trump calls for cyber privateers to conduct attacks abroad against criminal groups targeting Americans
Private companies will be legally allowed to conduct cyberattacks against foreign groups on behalf of the US government.
Claude Cowork is coming to your Chrome browser, and I might finally use it now
Anthropic upgrades the Claude in Chrome side panel to Claude Cowork.
Most UK tech leaders say network outages are becoming a critical business problem
New research of UK business leaders reveals a growing complexity and significant network outages are slowing the pace of change
11X cheaper than ChatGPT: Tiny 150M model just proved AI doesn't need to "think out loud" to be smart
Pathway’s 150M model achieves 29.5% on ARC-AGI-1 while costing 11 times less than ChatGPT’s comparable reasoning model during inference.
Russia's Microsoft Office challenger forced to shut down offices and fire workers as reports claim it is losing millions
Russia's designated Microsoft Office replacement closes the office where it was built, with its majority owner says import substitution does not work in this segment.
Russian startup claims it could produce silicon wafers in five minutes instead of two weeks, but trillion-dollar IMEC doesn't have to worry
A Russian startup has tested a multicathode electron source promising faster wafer exposure, though its complete lithograph remains years away.
Ukraine claims it found over 5,000 foreign-made components in over 200 Russian weapon systems, with missiles, drones, and armored vehicles particularly concerning
Ukraine says thousands of foreign components remain inside Russian weapons, while indirect supply networks continue supporting Moscow’s expanding drone production.