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The head of Trump’s AI security agency just resigned, but he was only on the job for three months

Chris Fall, the boss of CAISI, resigned Fall only took office three months ago, in April 2026. This departure risks once again upsetting the administration’s AI strategy The head of the Trump administration’s Center for AI Standards and Innovation (CAISI) has resigned from his position, Axios reported. Chris Fall only held the position three months […]

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Experts warn hackers could shut down entire power grids by hijacking cloud accounts

Researchers at Zhejiang University have warned that GPU workloads could destabilize local networks and cause power outages. Attackers could leverage around 1,000 GPUs to drain power and generate excess heat in systems. Theoretical attack called Bit2Watt; mitigation measures include detection of malicious patterns and energy buffering systems Any time an AI data center thinks really

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Warning: this Microsoft Calendar invitation dated 2050 could hide stolen files and worse.

Group-IB discovers HollowGraph malware targeting Israeli entities and exfiltrating files via Microsoft Graph API Operators hide instructions in future calendar entries, then attach encrypted stolen data to events At least 12 systems were compromised; overlaps with Lyceum noted but attribution remains unreliable Cybercriminals have found a way to communicate with malware installed on victims’ devices

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An industry analyst reports that only 7 PlayStation games “have sold more than 100,000 physical units since the start of the year” in the United States, as fans demand that Sony abandon plans to end disc production.

Mat Piscatella, senior director and video game industry advisor at Circana, reports that only seven PlayStation games have sold more than 100,000 physical units so far this year in the United States. It claims that two games “sold more than 10,000 physical units in the United States during the week ending July 11, 2026.” This

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Experts warn that millions of WordPress websites could be at risk following the revelation of worrying bugs.

WordPress fixes two vulnerabilities: CVE‑2026‑60137 (SQL injection, medium severity) and CVE‑2026‑63030 (REST API batch route confusion, critical severity) When chained together, the bugs allowed unauthenticated remote code execution, allowing complete takeover of the site. Administrators should urgently upgrade to WordPress 6.9.5 or later to protect against widespread active attacks. Millions of WordPress websites could be

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“The trust problem with agentic AI is actually a data problem”: New report shows that rushing to deploy AI could cost your business dearly

Only 34% of organizations say they trust the actions of their agents. 77% of companies experiencing “agent chaos” have deployed agents These organizations are focusing on the wrong things (models and tools) According to new Boomi data, while 86% of companies have moved from agentic AI pilots to actual production-level deployment, only 34% trust the

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Insta360 says it wants to replace photographers with an ‘intelligent photography robot’ that will become ‘imperceptible’ – and it sounds like a nightmare for privacy and creativity

Insta360 is the major player in 360-degree panoramic cameras and is no stranger to innovation, also incubating the first 360-degree drone in 2025, the Antigravity A1. In another first, Insta360 recently launched a compact dual-lens vlogging camera, the Luna Ultra, which is a Wall-E robot lookalike that shoots 8K video, with a detachable remote screen

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Have you ever wondered if improving the sound quality of your PS5 could improve your gaming abilities? If so, Topping’s new inexpensive DAC is worth a hearing

Topping has revealed its new compact DX1 II desktop DAC It’s relatively affordable at £119 (around $160, AU$240) Multiple entrances and exits, some clearly designed for gamers If you’re considering purchasing one of the best headphone DACs, it’s probably because you want to connect them to an audiophile-friendly hi-fi system, or even to your phone

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Tickets for Avengers: Doomsday will go on sale soon – and some fans are convinced that Marvel will surprise us and also reveal the official trailer for the new MCU film.

Avengers: Apocalypse pre-sale tickets will go live later today (July 20) Fans Think First Trailer For New Marvel Movie Might Also Be Released This would be an unusual move on Marvel’s part, for one major reason. Update 2: well, I was completely wrong! The first official trailer for the film has been released, so join

Tickets for Avengers: Doomsday will go on sale soon – and some fans are convinced that Marvel will surprise us and also reveal the official trailer for the new MCU film. Read More »

Britain’s sewage pumps are getting smart batteries as a start-up attempts to stop pollution before the next power outage.

Rheya combines battery backup power with software designed to predict wastewater spills Power outages at pumping stations can turn routine power outages into environmental pollution Rheya Battery Will Predict Underlying Causes of Spills Before They Happen British start-up Rheya Labs has developed specially designed backup batteries to keep wastewater pumping stations running during power outages

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