Apple just lost a key procedural battle in Europe. The EU’s highest court ruled that Dutch consumer groups can sue Apple over App Store fees in the Netherlands, rejecting Apple’s jurisdiction argument. This opens the door for similar lawsuits across the continent.
The University of Pennsylvania is the latest organization breached via a zero-day flaw in Oracle’s E-Business Suite. The attack, linked to the Clop ransomware gang, compromised data for at least 1,488 Maine residents, with the full scope still unclear.
Apple is reportedly refusing to comply with a new Indian government directive requiring smartphone makers to preinstall a state-run security app. The company argues the mandate raises serious privacy and security issues for its iOS ecosystem. This sets up a major clash over user data and device cont
Google has enabled a new RCS message archival feature for fully managed Pixel devices. It allows third-party apps to capture and store encrypted work communications for legal compliance, with plans to expand to other Android Enterprise phones.
A major new survey finds one in ten UK children have been targeted by online blackmail. Parents report feeling ill-equipped and are demanding stronger action from tech companies, which they say aren’t doing enough to protect kids.
The KDE Project has issued a security advisory for KDE Connect and its variants, warning of an authentication bypass vulnerability. The flaw affects specific versions released from around March 2025 and is primarily a risk on untrusted public networks. Here’s how to check if you’re safe.
New York state is cracking down on personalized pricing algorithms that charge different customers different prices based on their data. Businesses now have to tell customers when their prices are set using personal information. The law is already facing legal challenges from retail groups.
A dangerous new Android malware called Albiriox is spreading through WhatsApp messages, targeting over 400 banking and crypto wallet applications. The malware uses overlay attacks to steal credentials and can fully take over infected phones. Security experts warn users to avoid clicking any app link
Meta’s Oversight Board has decided manipulated videos can remain on Facebook with better labeling rather than removal. The ruling came from a case involving a viral video falsely showing global support for Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte. This represents Meta’s broader shift away from aggressiv
In a 223-page ruling about ICE’s “Operation Midway Blitz” raids, Judge Sara Ellis revealed agents used ChatGPT to generate official use-of-force reports. The AI-generated reports showed significant discrepancies with body camera footage, undermining their credibility. This represents what experts ca
