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Australia Warns of Global Attack Targeting Vulnerable CMS Platforms

Australia’s Cyber Security Centre (ACSC) has issued an urgent warning about a global cyberattack exploiting vulnerabilities in content management systems (CMS) and their plugins. Attackers are actively scanning the internet for outdated platforms to gain unauthorized access, deploy malware, or steal sensitive data. Both popular and lesser-known CMS platforms are at risk if not updated to the latest versions. ACSC urges administrators to conduct immediate security audits, apply all available patches, and strengthen administrative interface protections, including multi-factor authentication.

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How to Make Your iPhone Screen Even Dimmer for Night Use

Even at its lowest brightness settings, an iPhone screen can feel too bright in dark environments, especially when checking the device at night or working in low light. While modern Apple displays can dim to just one nit, this may still be excessive for some users. Fortunately, iOS offers additional built-in tools to make the screen even dimmer. These settings help reduce eye strain without sacrificing usability. Below, we explore several methods that work even on the latest iPhone models.

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Sony 1000X The Collexion vs. Bowers & Wilkins Px8 S2: Flagship Headphones Face-Off

Sony’s 1000X The Collexion and Bowers & Wilkins’ Px8 S2 take opposing approaches to premium wireless audio. Sony prioritizes intelligent features and noise cancellation, while B&W emphasizes audiophile-grade sound and luxury materials. Both sit at the top of their price range, but the choice hinges on user priorities: practicality or opulence. This comparison breaks down key differences to guide your purchase decision.

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Colibrì: Innovative Approach to Running Giant AI Models on Standard Hardware

Italian developer JustVugg has created the experimental Colibrì project, which allows running the cutting-edge GLM-5.2 AI model with 744 billion parameters on an average PC equipped with just 25GB of RAM and a mid-range CPU. While token generation speed remains extremely slow at 0.05–0.1 tokens per second, the solution proves that large language models can operate without expensive hardware. The project leverages the Mixture-of-Experts (MoE) architecture, dynamically loading only necessary model segments into memory to reduce hardware requirements.

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AI Discovers Critical Linux Kernel Vulnerability After 15 Years

Researchers leveraged artificial intelligence to audit the Linux kernel’s source code and uncovered a critical vulnerability that had persisted in the operating system’s core for over 15 years. The flaw, tied to improper data handling, could have allowed attackers to escalate privileges and gain unauthorized system access. Linux developers swiftly released a patch to address the issue, highlighting AI’s growing impact on cybersecurity.

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Apple Files Lawsuit Against OpenAI for Theft of Hardware SecretsSecurity

Apple Files Lawsuit Against OpenAI for Theft of Hardware Secrets

Apple has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI, alleging systematic theft of trade secrets by the company and its employees. According to Apple, former engineers who joined OpenAI illegally used confidential information about unreleased products, technical specifications, and manufacturing processes. The lawsuit also mentions IO Products, a startup founded by Apple’s former chief designer Jony Ive, which was acquired by OpenAI in 2025. Apple’s legal action underscores growing concerns over intellectual property protection in the tech industry.

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Apple Accuses OpenAI of Stealing Trade Secrets to Accelerate Hardware Development

Apple has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI, its subsidiary io Products, and two former employees—Tan Tang and Chang Liu—for allegedly stealing and misusing confidential trade secrets to accelerate OpenAI’s AI hardware development. The lawsuit claims the data breach was systematic, involving product development, manufacturing processes, and supply chain details. Tan and Liu, who previously worked on key Apple devices, are accused of leaking sensitive information after joining OpenAI. Apple demands compensation, a ban on using stolen data, and the destruction of confidential materials.

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Hacker Pleads Guilty to Ryuk Ransomware Attacks: Faces Up to 15 Years in Prison

A US court has concluded proceedings against a hacker linked to large-scale cyberattacks using the Ryuk ransomware. The 34-year-old Armenian citizen pleaded guilty to breaching corporate networks of American companies and encrypting their data for extortion. Prosecutors stated his actions caused significant financial losses to affected organizations. The case highlights the growing threat from organized cybercrime groups specializing in ransomware attacks.

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Bixby Users Complain About Unauthorized Voice Changes

Following a recent update to Samsung’s Bixby voice assistant, users have noticed unusual behavior: the assistant now randomly switches voices during responses, disregarding saved settings. A Galaxy device owner reported on the Samsung Community forum that their preferred voice appears only occasionally, while most replies are delivered in an unfamiliar deep tone. The issue has also affected notification synchronization, which previously worked seamlessly with routines, reducing the assistant’s reliability and user experience.

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New Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 & Flip 8 Leaks: Official Renders Surface

Fresh leaks reveal critical details about Samsung's upcoming foldable smartphones. Official renders of the Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Galaxy Z Flip 8 have emerged without watermarks, showcasing the devices in lavender and pink respectively. The company is expected to unveil three foldable models at the Galaxy Unpacked event on July 22 in London, including standard versions and an Ultra variant with enhanced specifications.

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Apple Files Lawsuit Against OpenAI for Trade Secret Theft

Apple has filed a federal lawsuit against OpenAI, accusing the company and its executives of systematically stealing trade secrets. The lawsuit claims OpenAI actively poached Apple employees, including former executives, to gain access to confidential technologies. Allegations include exploiting vulnerabilities in Apple's security systems and using 'show-and-tell' sessions with job candidates to extract sensitive data.

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