A PeopleSoft PeopleTools remote takeover via CVE-2026-35273 is being used in the wild, with data theft and extortion claims.

A DSN stress test in late 2022 hit science downlinks, but Artemis II launched April 1 with fewer data demands.

New disclosure lands as regulators and employees push for limits, testing how big AI buildouts stay legal and credible.

The crypto exchange’s new AI agent can access data and APIs through x402, turning “research” into something the agent can buy.

The compromise included usernames, emails, subscription status, login histories, and device identifiers, but not passwords or payment data.

BYD logged 6,169 plug-in hybrid registrations in May, up 232% year-on-year, reshuffling Europe’s biggest auto battleground.

Alaska’s fish managers, coastal planners, and researchers lose real-time ocean data as warming accelerates.

The app is launching an AT&T-based MVNO at $40 per month with taxes and fees included, powered by Gigs.

Here’s what China’s nuclear sprint means for global grid planners, investors, and regulators by 2030.

The Israeli startup targets the unglamorous layer: messy pipelines, mismatched systems, and missing context.

A Shanghai Stock Exchange filing shows a locked-volume, locked-price bet that spans 2026 to 2028.

AISLE launched Snapshot so AI vulnerability scanning can run inside customer environments without code or security data leaving control.