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Hackers are targeting Microsoft 365 accounts by spoofing popular work apps like Adobe and DocuSign to steal login credentials and deliver malware. They exploit compromised accounts to distribute malicious OAuth apps, leading victims to phishing pages for credential theft.

Alphabet's Taara, a light-based internet project, spins off to become an independent company, using lasers for data transmission. Competing against Starlink, Taara offers cost-effective, high-bandwidth solutions for rural internet connectivity, with new compact chip designs expected by 2026.

A GitHub Action, tj-actions/changed-files, used in over 23,000 repositories, has been compromised to expose CI/CD secrets. This incident highlights the vulnerabilities within widely-used development tools and stresses the need for heightened security measures.

The belief in Macs' inherent security is risky as macOS faces increasing threats. Infostealers and advanced attacks target enterprises, exploiting built-in vulnerabilities. Organizations must adopt comprehensive security measures and educate users to protect against growing macOS crimeware.

UK businesses face rising security risks due to complex IT systems with 64% citing technology complexity as a challenge. Fragmented solutions hinder threat management, yet there's optimism in AI's potential. Simplifying and integrating IT systems is crucial for enhancing cybersecurity.

Evan Feinman exits the BEAD program warning against a shift from fiber to satellite internet in rural areas, which could lead to slower, costlier connections. He criticizes the new administration's tech-neutral stance, urging adherence to Congress's direction for better connectivity.

BraX3 aims to be the ultimate privacy-focused smartphone, eliminating Google services and using iodéOS, an open-source Android alternative. It offers robust privacy features, modular design, and long-term usability, catering to users seeking control over their data and device functionality.

Cutting-edge DNA technology by Othram is solving decades-old cold cases, like the murders of Cathy Swartz and Catherine Edwards, by building DNA profiles from tiny samples. This advancement offers closure to victims' families and highlights the potential for solving more unsolved cases.

Over 90% of American workers support a 'right-to-disconnect' law, as they feel overwhelmed by work emails outside office hours, causing stress and anxiety. Many feel pressured to respond promptly, even on vacation, highlighting the need for boundaries between work and personal life.