Security & Privacy
WordPress Click2Shell CSRF Flaw Could Let Attackers Run PHP Code
A newly disclosed cross-site request forgery vulnerability in WordPress Core, with a public proof-of-concept, can let attackers execute PHP on the server.
Climate & Energy
Earth System Boundaries Breached, Raising Irreversible Change Risk
A new assessment finds that multiple planetary boundaries have been crossed, increasing the likelihood of irreversible environmental changes.
Security & Privacy
Film Torrents Carry New Malware, Victims Found in Kenya and Uganda
Cybercriminals are using popular movie torrents to distribute fresh malware, with confirmed infections in East Africa.
Law & Policy
Shadow Docket Now Outpaces Supreme Court’s Regular Docket, Report Says
A new analysis argues the Supreme Court’s emergency rulings have grown so common that the public should focus on the more transparent docket instead.
Jev Creator on System One Models for Production, Not AGI
TypeSafe AI CEO Diogo Almeida, lead creator of Jev, argues System One models belong in production rather than on an AGI pedestal.
Meta's Muse AI Assistant Has a 0-Day That Lets Attackers Hijack It
A newly reported vulnerability in Meta's Muse AI assistant can be exploited with a simple ClickFix attack to take full control of the agent.
Pruning LLMs by Removing Blocks as an Ising Optimization Problem
A new approach frames large language model pruning as a physics-style Ising optimization to decide which blocks to remove.
Shadow Docket Now Outpaces Supreme Court’s Regular Docket, Report Says
A new analysis argues the Supreme Court’s emergency rulings have grown so common that the public should focus on the more transparent docket instead.
Federal Judge Finds MSNBC Pundit's Jan. 6 'Coaching' Tweet Not Negligent
A D.C. federal judge ruled that an MSNBC pundit's tweet accusing a lawyer of coaching a Jan. 6 hearing witness to lie did not meet the negligence standard for defamation.
Legal Marketing Roundup Highlights Branding and Leadership Lessons
A new Above the Law roundup collects recent legal marketing commentary, including takeaways from the LMA Second Chair Roundtable and a case for branding beyond visual identity.
Novo Nordisk Cuts 4,000 More Jobs; Sionna Halves Staff
The new layoff tracker shows major biotech employers still shedding staff in 2026, with Novo Nordisk making deep cuts and Sionna dramatically reducing headcount.
Most sports parents see net benefits in youth sports, survey finds
A new survey shows parents overwhelmingly believe the advantages of organized youth sports outweigh the harms for both themselves and their children.
All 50 States Apply for New Medicaid Drug Pricing Model
The Trump administration's plan to bring most-favored-nation pricing to Medicaid has drawn participation requests from every state, according to the White House.
Accelerated Server Sales Show Accelerating Growth
A report from The Next Platform finds that sales of accelerated servers are growing at an increasing pace.
FCT Unveils Flex Circuit Leak Sensor for AI and HPC Liquid Cooling
Flexible Circuit Technologies has developed a custom leak-detection flex assembly aimed at protecting AI and high-performance computing systems from coolant failures.
Hardware Trojan Detection: Stable Patterns Found in Gate-Level Netlists
A new study from UW-Madison and Marist shows that RTL Trojans leave stable structural and signal-flow traces that can be localized at the gate level.
WordPress Click2Shell CSRF Flaw Could Let Attackers Run PHP Code
A newly disclosed cross-site request forgery vulnerability in WordPress Core, with a public proof-of-concept, can let attackers execute PHP on the server.
Film Torrents Carry New Malware, Victims Found in Kenya and Uganda
Cybercriminals are using popular movie torrents to distribute fresh malware, with confirmed infections in East Africa.
AI Agent Cost Runaway Risks Enterprises, OWASP Warns
A recognized but underappreciated flaw in LLM applications may let AI agents consume resources without limits, leading to severe financial damage.
Saudi Arabia's Ceer launches EXOBOT, its first electric SUV and sedan
Ceer, a joint venture between Saudi Arabia's PIF and Foxconn, has unveiled the EXOBOT SUV and sedan, marking the kingdom's entry into EV manufacturing.
Trump-Xi Summit: Tariffs, AI, and Rare Minerals in Focus
The two leaders meet with trade stability on the line, but AI export controls and mineral supplies complicate any deal.
Meta’s Muse AI Agent Outpaces ChatGPT’s Early Mobile Uptake
New download estimates show Meta’s Muse personal AI agent is off to a faster start in North America than ChatGPT had after its mobile debut.