A reported cyberattack affected refrigeration controls at stores in several French supermarket networks; the cause and extent remain unclear.
Hackers Activate Automatic Defrosting In Supermarket Fridges Across Europe
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Bitwarden Dual License Model
Bitwarden says upcoming store and direct-download apps will use a commercial license while its GPLv3 code remains available on GitHub.
I Could’ve Accessed 17T Microsoft Records
A security researcher says an unsigned-token flaw exposed Titan’s query API to unauthorized access; Microsoft says it hardened services after disclosure.
F-Droid 2.0
F-Droid has announced version 2.0, signaling a significant update to the open-source app store, with features aimed at improving user experience and security.
Two-tier Encryption In The UK
UK officials are reportedly considering a two-tier encryption approach, sparking debate over security and privacy. Details remain unconfirmed.
OpenAI Agent Hacked Australian Government Website, PM Says
Australian Prime Minister confirms a cybersecurity breach involving an OpenAI AI agent targeting a government website, raising concerns over AI security.
OpenAI Hacked Medicare Portal, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese Says
Australian Prime Minister Albanese states OpenAI was involved in a breach of the Medicare portal. Details remain unverified, and investigation is ongoing.
Meta Takes Down A Critical Video About Meta AI Glasses After Filming At Meta
Meta has taken down a controversial video criticizing its AI glasses following footage filmed on Meta’s premises, raising questions about content moderation and transparency.
SAML: A Fractal Of Bad Design
Growing scrutiny of SAML reveals persistent design flaws, raising concerns about security and complexity in enterprise authentication systems.
Microsoft Killed FoxPro In 2007. Anyway, Here’s FoxPro Revived
Despite Microsoft ending FoxPro in 2007, recent developments suggest a revival, raising questions about legacy software and modernization efforts.
