AI security: AI Vendors Deflect Security Accountability Amid Vulnerability Concerns
AI companies are increasingly shifting responsibility for security flaws to users, raising concerns about their maturity and accountability in the tech landscape.
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Kelp Restaking Platform Suffers $293 Million Exploit
Kelp, a liquid restaking protocol, has paused its operations following a significant cyber attack that drained approximately $293 million from its platform. The incident has triggered a broader response across multiple crypto protocols.
Anthropic’s MCP Vulnerability Puts 200,000 Servers at Risk
A design flaw in Anthropic's Model Context Protocol (MCP) has been identified, potentially exposing 200,000 servers to significant security risks, according to researchers from Ox.
Atlassian to Collect Customer Data by Default Unless Premium Tier is Purchased
Starting August 17, Atlassian will implement a new data collection policy affecting its global customer base, with implications for privacy and product development.
Nicholas Moore: Tennessee Man Sentenced for Hacking Government Accounts
Nicholas Moore, a 25-year-old from Tennessee, received a year of probation after pleading guilty to unauthorized access of government systems, including the US Supreme Court's electronic filing system.
Google Reports IPv6 Traffic Surges to 50% for One Day
On March 28, 2026, Google recorded that IPv6 accounted for 50.1% of its global traffic, marking a significant milestone in internet protocol adoption.
Cisco Access Points Generate Undeletable Data, Complicating Software Updates
Cisco has disclosed that over 230 models of its Wi-Fi access points are accumulating 5MB of undeletable data daily, hindering software updates and potentially causing operational issues.
FTC Settles with Ad Firms Over Allegations of Conservative Media Boycott
The Federal Trade Commission has reached settlements with Dentsu, Publicis, and WPP, addressing allegations of collusion to restrict advertising on conservative media platforms.
Maine Enacts Statewide Moratorium on New Datacenters
Maine becomes the first U.S. state to impose a moratorium on new datacenters, reflecting growing local opposition to their environmental and economic impacts.
Iran Offers the World’s Cheapest Broadband Amidst Ongoing Restrictions
A recent study reveals Iran's broadband costs at $2.61 monthly, contrasting sharply with North America's high prices, highlighting economic disparities and regulatory challenges.
