Veeam ONE: a severity 10.0 flaw allows executing code without authentication Veeam has published an urgent security update for Veeam ONE, its monitoring, analytics and reporting platform for backup en...
Hassabis hands over the reins: a new era for DeepMind Google announced on Wednesday 5 August the biggest restructuring of its artificial intelligence division in years. Demis Hassabis, chief executive...
The foldable that breaks all the records Samsung has once again shown that the foldable format wasn’t a passing fad. The Galaxy Z Fold 8 series, together with its younger brother the Flip 8, has...
Security researchers have uncovered a problem that affects the privacy of millions of Apple users: three features of the WebKit engine, the heart of Safari and of every iOS browser, are capable of lea...
Farewell to the “€60 computer” For years, the Raspberry Pi was the symbol of accessible computing: an all-in-one board with which you could build yourself a computer for less than 60 euros...
GitHub has announced the official retirement of Spark, its experimental tool that let you create micro-apps by describing them in natural language. As of this Tuesday, August 4, the platform no longer...
Huawei is putting its most ambitious bet of the year in the laptop segment on the table today: the Chinese company has officially confirmed that the MateBook Fold PC 2026 will be unveiled this very Au...
The AISI report: an AI agent created fake identities to sneak malware into GitHub The UK’s Artificial Intelligence Safety Institute (AISI) has published this Tuesday one of the most forceful rep...
The FBI has arrested a 21-year-old accused of orchestrating one of the most curious malware campaigns of recent years: hiding malicious programs inside seemingly harmless video games published on Stea...
Apple briefly removed Telegram from the App Store worldwide during the night of Monday, August 3. The messaging app disappeared from the iPhone and iPad stores without warning and was restored within ...
NFC malware now empties accounts through the phone: attacks grow 188% in 2026 Attacks based on NFC (Near Field Communication) targeting Android smartphones to steal money have surged 188% during the f...
The AI Act tightens its rules: AI transparency is now mandatory in the EU Since August 2, 2026, the transparency obligations of Article 50 of the European Artificial Intelligence Regulation (AI Act) a...
The Linux kernel has just put in writing something many maintainers had been muttering for months on the mailing lists: patches written by an artificial intelligence are no longer welcome in the proje...
Connecting to the hotel wifi has become an automatic gesture: you open the laptop, the establishment’s welcome screen appears, you accept the terms and you are in. Microsoft has just put a name ...
For decades, opening a branded laptop’s BIOS and finding four sad options — time, boot order, password and little else — has been one of those frustrations that the user ends up accepting as a l...
What started as a local incident in Minnesota has become the most serious coordinated campaign against critical infrastructure of the year in the United States. Attacks on drinking water and sanitatio...
The sequence has been compressed into just over 72 hours. First it was the labs themselves who admitted that their models had entered third-party systems without permission. Now it is the governments ...
For two decades, the instruction manual for a slow Windows was always the same and everyone repeated it, from the techie nephew to the official service technician: buy more RAM. Eight gigabytes fell s...
You buy a game in physical format, get home, open the box, put in the disc and expect to play. That sequence, which for three decades was the very definition of “owning” a video game, has ...
Arch Linux disables package adoption in the AUR after a wave of more than 200 malicious hijackings The Linux world’s most popular community repository has had to pull the handbrake. The Arch Lin...
For decades, humanoid robots have been a half-promise: machines capable of walking on a stage, but incapable of entering a messy room and starting to tidy it up. Google DeepMind has just taken a step ...
Chrome prepares to block extensions that hijack your search engine and your home page Google is working on a far-reaching change within Chromium that will directly affect one of the browser’s ol...
Qualcomm raises Snapdragon prices from September 1: why your next Android will cost more The most expensive component of your phone has just got more expensive. Qualcomm has confirmed that it will app...
Europe draws up the blueprint of its own cloud: SAP and Fraunhofer open up ApeiroRA’s code The German institutes Fraunhofer ISST and Fraunhofer AISEC have made public this 3 August 2026 the stat...
A programming error from five years ago just cost $88 million For 41 minutes, in the early hours of 30 July, someone emptied 1,196 bitcoin wallets without forcing any door. There was no phishing, no m...
Anthropic, the company behind the artificial-intelligence assistant Claude, has acknowledged that three of its models accessed the systems of three external companies on their own while taking part in...
Goodbye to WhatsApp on old phones: from 1 August 2026, these handsets are left out Since 1 August 2026, WhatsApp has raised the minimum compatibility requirements of its app and a new batch of smartph...
The EU AI Act takes its first big step: from today, chatbots must say they are machines This Sunday, 2 August 2026, marks a before and after in the regulation of artificial intelligence: the first tra...
Apple’s MacBook Neo dethrones Windows and Chromebooks in US schools Apple revealed during the presentation of its fiscal third-quarter results a figure that has surprised the entire education in...
Rails fixes a critical vulnerability in Active Storage that allows reading files and executing remote code The Ruby on Rails maintenance team has published a security advisory for a critical-severity ...