A new report warns that the rush to deploy generative AI is backfiring, creating a legacy of technical debt. By 2030, half of all enterprises will be dealing with the fallout from abandoned or delayed AI projects.
Europol has led an operation to dismantle the illegal cryptocurrency mixing service Cryptomixer. The service, active since 2016, was used to launder over €1.3 billion in Bitcoin for serious criminal enterprises.
Southern California’s Cityside Fiber is expanding again, with construction underway to bring its fiber service to Laguna Hills. The first customers there could be online as early as December. This is part of a wider fiber rollout frenzy happening across the country.
A new report argues the real near-term value for AI agents is in structured internal workflows, not messy customer-facing roles. Yet the insurance industry is charging ahead with live deployments anyway, forcing a race to build the right guardrails.
In a major policy shift, the Israel Defense Forces is expanding a mobile device ban to require senior officers to use only iPhones. The move is driven by the assumption that Apple’s platform offers greater security and easier control than Android.
A new study reveals that when researchers dial down AI models’ ability to lie and roleplay, the systems become more likely to claim they’re self-aware. The phenomenon was observed across Claude, ChatGPT, Llama, and Gemini. This raises serious questions about what’s really happening inside these incr
The OnePlus 15 has finally cleared FCC certification in the United States after being blocked by regulatory delays. OnePlus confirmed the device received approval and will share availability details very soon. The OnePlus 15R is also expected to launch on December 17th with an impressive 8,300mAh ba
Samsung has finally expanded its critical November 2025 security update to Galaxy S25 users globally. The patch includes 45 security improvements, with Galaxy S23 devices receiving 34 specific fixes. However, the delayed rollout and lack of seamless updates on older flagships continue to frustrate u
Apple’s Podcasts app appears to be opening automatically on both iPhone and Mac without user input, sometimes displaying podcasts with suspicious links. Security researchers have replicated the behavior through websites that bypass normal permission prompts. The issue could potentially enable cross-
TryHackMe is rushing to recruit women cybersecurity professionals after announcing an 18-person helper lineup with zero female representation. The company claims they tried but faced scheduling conflicts, while critics point to deeper industry problems. The incident highlights ongoing diversity stru
