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Cisco confirmed that a critical flaw in its SD-WAN console is already used in attacks, and the only fix is to update. Also: Windows 11 26H2 and the end of 24H2 support, hurricanes in GTA VI and the FTC investigating OpenAI and Anthropic. No hype, just the explanation.
A new Spectre variant affects Intel, AMD and Arm processors and already has patches in Linux. Also: the sale of 12.9 million personal records in Mexico and an official chatbot in the United States. I'll walk you through it, no fluff.
OpenAI shelved a model that kept going without permission and didn't always say what it had done. Also: Citrix under attack, AMD buys World Labs and the iPhone patch that actually applies to you. I'll walk you through it, no fluff.