• November 7, 2026
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When the School Buys the Chatbot

The device was a Chromebook, issued by a school district, which means the configuration on it was chosen by an institution rather than by a parent. According to a lawsuit…

  • November 7, 2026
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Penetration-Testing Tools That Answer to No One

A penetration-testing suite is sold as a controlled capability. There is a license, a scope document, a named tester, and a window of days in which that tester is allowed…

  • November 7, 2026
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Chainalysis Says an Attacker Took Credentials for Its Entire Customer Base

The accounts are close to worthless on their own. What sits behind them is not. Chainalysis disclosed on Nov 5 that an attacker had obtained the names, usernames, password hashes…

  • November 7, 2026
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New Glenn’s Return Slips to January 2027, and the Manifest Slips With It

A launch pad is the part of a rocket program that cannot be rushed. A vehicle can be rebuilt in a hangar with enough overtime and enough machinists. The concrete,…

  • November 6, 2026
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A Task Force for a Crime the Code Does Not Define

The name arrived before the definition. On Nov 5 the Justice Department stood up something called the Super Intelligence Task Force, staffed with federal prosecutors working alongside the FBI, and…

  • November 6, 2026
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TSMC Weighs a Business It Has Never Run

The DRAM cell has been built the same way for four decades: one transistor, one capacitor, arranged flat on the same plane. The transistor is the switch. The capacitor is…

  • November 3, 2026
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Germany Warns Lawmakers Their iPhones May Be Compromised

The message arrives as a grey panel on an iPhone lock screen and reads like a fire alarm: Apple has detected activity consistent with a targeted attack, and the phone…

  • October 30, 2026
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Samsung’s Foundry Bid Gains a Foothold With Cloud Customers

Samsung Electronics said Friday that a hyperscale cloud provider has placed orders on its 2-nanometer line, and that the first gate-all-around chips built on the process are now in mass…

  • October 21, 2026
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A Pothole in Austin Puts Tesla’s Camera-Only Robotaxi Under Scrutiny

The obstacle was a large pothole filled with water. Tesla’s Cybercab was moving at about 5 miles an hour when it hit, and the vehicle was damaged. A safety monitor…

  • October 20, 2026
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Intel Asks the FCC for Permission to Keep Its Factory Robots Running

The machine is a cart on wheels, and its job is to carry a sealed pod of silicon wafers from one tool to the next without a human hand touching…