Craneware Confirms Data Theft After Cyberattack, Investigations Underway

Healthcare software vendor Craneware confirmed attackers stole data during a cyberattack, underscoring growing cybersecurity risks facing healthcare suppliers.
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San Francisco Orders Apple And Google Remove 13 AI Nudify Apps

San Francisco gave Apple and Google 28 days to address 13 alleged AI nudify apps, raising questions about app-store controls and AI governance.
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AWS Billion-Dollar Software Bug Explained

An AWS software bug showed some customers billing estimates in the billions and trillions. Here is what failed, why invoices were unaffected, and what IT teams should know.
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Microsoft’s Record Patch Tuesday Is a Proof Point for New Zealand

Microsoft’s largest-ever Patch Tuesday, driven by AI, lands as New Zealand’s stretched security teams look for help closing a 3,500-person skills gap.
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23andMe Agrees to $18M Settlement With 43 States Over 2023 Data Breach

23andMe will pay $18 million to settle claims from 43 states over its 2023 data breach, which exposed genetic information tied to nearly 7 million people.
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New FCC Proposal Pits Phone Privacy Against Fraud Prevention

The FCC has proposed requiring identity verification for phone activation, a move supporters say will fight fraud while critics warn it threatens privacy.
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Samsung’s Floating Data Center Concept Finds a Fit in New Zealand

New Zealand’s AI infrastructure ambitions are running into growing local opposition over land, power, and water use, giving Samsung’s planned floating data centers bigger relevance.
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Singapore’s AI Glasses Boom Meets a Privacy Reckoning

Meta’s AI glasses are arriving faster than regulators can respond. New York’s courtroom ban highlights the growing privacy concerns that countries like Singapore may soon have to address.
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Panther Lake Gives Intel an Early Lead in High-NA Chipmaking

Intel is reportedly using ASML’s High-NA EUV technology to produce Panther Lake chips, marking a key test of its advanced manufacturing comeback.
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Netflix Reportedly Explores Always-On TV Channels

Netflix is reportedly exploring always-on TV channels and streaming bundles as it looks for new ways to increase engagement and retention.
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