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The removal of the Bluetooth mesh app follows a July order against its code on GitHub and came as authorities cut internet access around protests in New Delhi.
The ruling rejects the argument that attacks routed through California infrastructure tie the case to the state, and the Knight Institute plans to appeal.
A Republican bill would cap data retention and searches, while a progressive one would bar federal agencies from license plate readers and cut grants to holdouts.
New BPFDoor builds and a previously undocumented implant called AVERAT hide their command traffic in ordinary-looking SMTP sessions on port 25 at network-edge devices.
Amir Barati, arrested in June in the Montenegrin town of Kotor, is a rare case of an accused Iranian state-linked hacker reaching a U.S. court.
Symantec says the group behind the 2025 ToolShell attacks has turned to Portuguese- and Spanish-speaking countries, disabling security tools on 40 machines in about two hours.
London's force says the software touched under 0.2% of its digital forensics work last year and never connected to the internet, as other U.K. and European police review their use.
Counterpoint data put Micron at 24% of second-quarter DRAM revenue to SK hynix’s 25%, while Samsung held the top spot and won back ground in HBM.
Records reviewed by Bloomberg tie a lessor backed by China’s national chip fund to 32 Asus machines built around Blackwell parts the U.S. bars from export to China.
The 2026 edition says exploits now follow discovery in well under a day, phishing’s share of intrusions has tripled and governments are the most targeted sector.
Prosecutors say a City of Industry computer firm routed export-controlled AI servers through Malaysia and Singapore, collecting $176 million from transshipment companies in 2024.
Proofpoint says the group built rapport with fake advisory-committee and Senate report invitations before steering targets to pages that captured Microsoft 365 logins and sessions.
More than 100 U.K.-linked academics have worked on projects it funded in AI, cybersecurity and covert communications, and the agency says they should now take legal advice.
Operation KillSwitch seized the extortion group’s leak site and five servers, made three provisional arrests and secured at least 110 terabytes of stolen data.
Each Texas fab could cost at least $20 billion, but the plan hinges on Congress renewing a 35% chipmaking tax credit that lapses at year-end.
The designations target the first fugitive on the FBI's Ten Most Wanted list sought for cybercrime, along with associates, Mexican companies and TRON wallets tied to Tren de Aragua.
The reported five-year, $7 billion lease would be Tencent's largest overseas compute deal and relies on U.S. rules that block chip sales to China but not rentals abroad.
The chipmaker said outside capital remains an option for its U.S. SSD unit and pledged shareholder protections, after a governance group urged it to drop a listing.
Semiconductors made up about half of all shipments, and the country’s nine-month export total has already passed last year’s full-year record.
Project Meridian puts two defense contractors' founders in charge of recommending what weapons the military should build next, alongside a new command for autonomous systems.
The company says it shut the extraction route by July 28 after activity from more than 15,000 users, but it has not published evidence for the attribution.
Ukraine’s cyber agency points to the DarkSword iPhone exploit kit and two Android spyware families spread through fake military and air-raid alert apps.
The exchange's post-mortem traces the intrusion back to Aug. 31, more than three weeks before attackers drained its hot and warm wallets.
The Chinese AI lab is releasing a high-level language port plus compute and communication libraries for Huawei's Ascend 950, a direct challenge to CUDA's grip.