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SecurityCybersecurity experts have uncovered a new backdoor named Mistic, actively deployed in targeted attacks against organizations in the financial, insurance, education, and IT sectors. Threat actors linked to the access broker KongTuke use the malware to gain unauthorized access to corporate networks. The attacks are financially motivated, suggesting possible preparations for follow-up ransomware or data theft operations.
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HardwareAgility Robotics, a U.S.-based developer of humanoid robots, has announced plans to go public through a merger with SPAC company Churchill Capital Corp XI. The deal values the startup at $2.5 billion and will raise over $620 million, including $200 million from institutional investors. Funds will expand production of the fifth-generation Digit robot, fulfill existing orders, and onboard new clients. Major partners include Amazon, Nvidia, and Toyota.
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HardwareSlate Auto, a US-based startup, has introduced an online configurator for its electric pickup truck, available from $25,000. The tool lets buyers select a base model or enhance it with options like off-road packages and premium exterior finishes. Orders will open soon, with first deliveries expected by late 2025. The company positions its vehicle as a cost-effective, eco-friendly alternative to traditional gas-powered pickups.
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SecurityIn the IT industry, the term 'plaintext'—referring to unencrypted data—is widely used in cybersecurity contexts. While its traditional Japanese pronunciation is 'heibun', IT professionals commonly use 'hirabun'. This divergence stems from technical jargon, where precise communication is critical. This article examines why this pronunciation has become standard and how to use the term correctly in professional settings.
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SecurityGoogle Wallet now integrates with TSA PreCheck Touchless ID, enabling passengers to breeze through U.S. airport security without physical documents. The feature eliminates the need for separate airline registrations, requiring only a boarding pass and passport added to Google Wallet. Once activated, the system automatically handles identity verification for all flights.
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DevelopmentItalian developer Flavio Adamo has launched OpenFit, an open-source application that allows Fitbit Air users to access premium health analytics without a paid Google Health Premium subscription. The tool replicates features of the $10/month Google Health Premium, including deep data analysis and AI-powered insights via ChatGPT Codex. OpenFit integrates with Google Health data, presenting it in a user-friendly dashboard.
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HardwareDuring Amazon Prime Day, the Birdbuddy Pro smart feeder is available at its lowest price ever—$168, down from the usual $240. The device features a 5MP camera, a solar panel for autonomous operation, and AI-powered bird species recognition. Users can monitor feathered visitors in real time from home and record videos up to 2K resolution.
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Artificial intelligenceAt VB Transform 2026, Amazon will reveal details of its framework for developing trustworthy AI agents. The company proposes a new approach that goes beyond traditional evaluation metrics like EVAL, focusing on system stability, resilience, and security. According to Brian Silverthorn, Director of AGI Autonomy Research Lab at Amazon, existing standards often fail to reflect real-world AI reliability in dynamic business environments. The new framework aims to bridge this gap by ensuring transparency and control over agent actions.
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HardwareThe U.S. National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has launched an investigation into a fatal Tesla crash in Katy, Texas, where a vehicle collided with a residential home, killing 76-year-old Martha Avila. The victim's family has filed a lawsuit against the driver and Tesla, alleging negligence. The NTSB and NHTSA are also probing the incident, as the driver claimed to have used Autopilot before the collision.
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BusinessThe Intercept initiative, backed by Stripe, Anthropic, and OpenAI, aims to create universal methods to combat respiratory viruses. Led by the former head of Frontier’s climate program, the project addresses a technically feasible but commercially unattractive challenge. Scientists propose leveraging RNA-based drugs, antibodies, and computational protein modeling to develop tools capable of neutralizing viruses at the point of entry into the human body. This effort seeks to transform how respiratory infections are prevented and managed globally.
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SecurityTobila Systems, a company specializing in fraud and phishing protection, released its May report on cybercrime trends. The report highlights a sharp increase in fraud cases impersonating the PayPay service, with incidents rising 22.4 times over three months. Additionally, cybercriminals have begun disguising themselves as gaming and collectible services, expanding their arsenal of deceptive schemes. Experts note that fraudsters are adapting to new realities, leveraging popular platforms for quick transfers and online payments to exploit users.
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HardwareQualcomm has officially acquired Modular, a cutting-edge startup specializing in AI chip software, for nearly $4 billion. This strategic move underscores the growing importance of AI-driven chip solutions in mobile and cloud markets. Founded by ex-Google and Apple engineers, Modular’s innovations streamline hardware-software integration for AI projects, accelerating deployment across platforms.
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