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The US Cyber Trust Mark Program, designed to enhance smart home security, is in trouble after UL Solutions withdrew as the lead administrator amid FCC scrutiny.

The FCC prohibits importing foreign-made drones and components due to national security risks. Existing drones are exempt, but new models face scrutiny.

OpenAI admits AI browsers may always be vulnerable to prompt injection attacks, but it's fighting back with an AI hacker bot to find and fix vulnerabilities proactively.

Apple and Google release vital software updates addressing a hacking campaign, potentially linked to government-backed actors exploiting unknown vulnerabilities.

iOS 26.2 is here, bringing minor tweaks, handy Podcasts updates, better multitasking on iPad, and crucial security enhancements across Apple devices. Update now for a smoother, safer experience.

Brits are finding easy ways around the Online Safety Act's age checks by using VPNs to spoof their location. Is this a long-term solution, or will the law adapt?

US authorities are investigating Bitmain over security concerns, fearing backdoors in mining hardware could pose espionage or infrastructure risks. Is your data safe?

WhatsApp is adding passkey support for encrypted backups, making it easier to restore your data if you lose your device.

A student was handcuffed after AI security misidentified a bag of Doritos as a gun, raising concerns about AI accuracy and overreaction.

New AI browsers offer convenience, but raise significant privacy concerns due to potential prompt injection attacks and broad data access requirements.

Apple enhances its Security Bounty program, now offering up to $2 million for critical exploit chains and over $5 million for severe vulnerabilities.

South Korea, a tech leader, grapples with increasing cyberattacks due to fragile defenses and uncoordinated responses. Are they ready to face the hackers?