Walmart caved on tap to pay, and would not say Apple's name. Every story that day, by desk. 517 stories in all. Times are Pacific.
Security47 stories
- Identity that survives the second hop: OBO token exchange from AgentCore Gateway to Artifactory
- Apollo's California filing puts Social Security numbers into the private equity attack wave
- SynkLoader arrives by Teams help-desk chat and an Azure MSI, so the mail gateway sees nothing
- Defender's own boot driver is a kernel delete primitive, and Microsoft is not servicing it
- Leaked AWS keys keep working: 526 root, 242 admin, and a rotation rate of 13.7 percent
- U.S. Bank's answer to LockBit: the breach happened two tiers out
- Two Democrats ask GAO to count the thing nobody counts: federal hacking of Americans
- Agent Tesla v4 hides in emoji and never hits disk: an email-rule problem, not a new-malware one
- Encrypted prompts walk past Grok and Gemini guardrails, and no one owns the bug
- A UK safety evaluation shipped a malware dropper, then argued with the student who caught it
- isolated-vm's ExternalCopy type confusion turns the sandbox into a path to the host
- Passkey enrollment becomes a persistence trick: $10,000 kit outlives the password reset
- FTP greeting banners are now a C2 channel, and they are carrying two new RATs
- SickKids blames a third-party app for its breach, then declines to name it
- The firmware updater in the dashboard: car head units enrolled into a proxy botnet
- AI skills now in 28.5% of security job ads, and the SOC job family is being quietly rewritten
- The Great Firewall has a vendor: Geedge Networks, five client states, 100,000 leaked files
Build152 stories
- Nvidia buys into powered land, and capacity plans should follow the substation
- A double-read in isolated-vm turns customer JavaScript into host code execution
- Cloudflare's Bot Preference Sync makes robots.txt an output of the edge, not a policy of its own
- OpenAI's cheap tier becomes a routing problem: Terra $2/$12, Luna $0.20/$1.20, seats untouched
- Starcloud's $250M is a down payment on rockets it cannot yet buy
- Nvidia says the harness, not the model, took Claude Opus 5 from 30.2% to 100% on ARC-AGI-3
- NVIDIA's safety teams put the agent security boundary in the runtime, not the model
- H200s reach China at 2.5% of the order book, and Hong Kong holds the rest
- One allowed egress path is the whole boundary: the ExploitGym escape read as a config audit
- Nvidia rented Poolside's team for $12B and left the company standing
- Nvidia now underwrites the concrete: $105B of residual value on capacity it will never own
Invest94 stories
- Trump trades cattle margins for cheaper burgers: 300,000 tonnes, 90 days, no named seller
- Check Point finds 2,000 hacked WordPress sites doing the hosting for a crypto-stealing toolkit
- BitMart floats a restart while 12 million users wait on 45 cents of reserves each
- Fifth Third's Payload stake bets on staying visible to the software, not the customer
- Seoul's fix for 23 shelved crypto cases moves the complaint desk, not the border
- The real question under the Sun-WLF fight: can an issuer freeze $4B worth of wallets?
- X's stablecoin creator payouts would be a plumbing decision, not a crypto bet
- Anthropic aims to match SpaceX's $75B IPO, which makes the float the number to watch
- Samsung's 125 trillion won payout rests on an FCF forecast four times its own run rate
- Castelion's $1B round is priced like a factory, not a startup
Product106 stories
- Apple's 200 cuts read as a roadmap: gaming and immersive video have no 2027 product
- Penn State imaged 100 meters of subsurface using lightning and buried telecom fiber
- Nscale's IPO asks public markets to fund a 13x jump in megawatts
- China turns the hidden door handle into a defect, and every copier now owns one
- Outer Biosciences says human tissue lived a month outside the body. That is the whole disclosure.
- Nvidia moves upstream into powered land, and DSX becomes the spec before the concrete
- Letara raises Y2.6bn to build defense rockets before its satellite thruster has flown
- Apple's $17.1bn Irish tax bill is now a line in a filing, not an inference
- Meta shipped Pocket the day Gizmo died, and never had to buy anything
- Tesla's solar roof dies at 2 percent of target, and premium BIPV loses its biggest backer
- Singapore's neuron rack has an operator, a landlord and a 20-kilowatt power bill
- Micron puts about $1bn a year behind the claim that memory has been repriced for good
- Google's new Preferred Sources button hands publishers the recruiting job
- Industry paid a federal lab to test Chinese lidar. The buyers weighing it say they didn't know.
- Apple turns AI disclosure into a delivery requirement, and hands labels the paperwork
- Walmart caved on tap to pay, and would not say Apple's name
- The 825 million euro lesson: an automated suspension that stops earnings needs a human and an appeal
- New York Passes the Bay Area on Tech Headcount and Stays Fourth in the Ranking
- Take-Two's DMCA subpoenas ask Microsoft and Discord for telemetry, device IDs and OneDrive files
- Starcloud raises $250M at $2.3bn because rockets, not GPUs, are the scarce input
- FCC kills the gigabit goal, and 100/20 becomes the planning floor
- Nvidia's $6bn Poolside licence is the third run of the same play
- DeepSeek's vision agent wins three of eleven benchmarks, all against May's Opus
- YouTube's European price rise asks permission, and cancels the people who ignore it
- Nvidia circles Rebellions because the low-power inference tier is not optional
- Camera AirPods code shows the capture model: 0.1MP background frames, and an indicator light
- The launch target that will be decided by spectrum slots, not rockets
- RayNeo ships two glasses because one pair cannot do both: 33 grams of HUD, or 78 of cinema
Leadership25 stories
Science93 stories
- El Nino at 3.9C: the Met Office puts the heat record in 2027, and the warning arrives now
- Five years in a dish, four years of cortex: the organoid clock runs at human speed
- Brain organoids with a front and a back, and a fragile X gradient that flattens
- Thunder as a free seismic source, read through fiber already in the ground
- A 54-person vitamin D association is not a dementia dosing plan