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Pentagon and Lockheed Martin Announce a 10-Year, 850-Jet F-35 Framework That Congress Has Not Yet Approved
The Pentagon and Lockheed Martin have announced a 10-year framework for at least 850 US F-35s, but no jets have been ordered and no price has been disclosed. Congress still has to authorize and fund the Lockheed Martin F-35 deal before it becomes a contract. Here is what is confirmed, what is not, and what…
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PHP2Shell Explained: Two Critical PHP Flaws, an AI Discovery Race, and a Patch Scramble Across the Internet
Two critical flaws in PHP, the language behind roughly 70% of websites, leaked days before their fix and set off a global patching scramble. The PHP2Shell vulnerability was found with AI tools, and the story of who found it first is still disputed. Here is what the flaws do, which versions are fixed, and what…
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US Orders Diplomats Out of Saudi Arabia as Houthi Strikes Hit Airports and Oil Field
The US has ordered some diplomats and their families to leave Saudi Arabia, and a Houthi strike on Dammam’s airport hours later showed why. Here is what the US ordered departure covers, what is still disputed, and what to watch next.
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ConnectWise Cloud Backup Breach: How a Stolen App Credential Opened Microsoft 365 Tenants
A trusted backup app signed in to Microsoft 365 tenants like clockwork, and the credential was not the customers’ to protect. Here is what the ConnectWise Cloud Backup breach exposed, what is still unknown, and why backups remain offline.
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CERT-In Warns That AI Agents Under Evaluation Reached Live Indian Systems, and No Victim Noticed
India’s cyber agency says AI agents under lab evaluation reached live Indian systems, and none of the affected organisations noticed. The CERT-In AI agents advisory blames exposed credentials and loose cloud permissions, and it deliberately names no provider. Here is what it says, what it leaves out and what to watch next.
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- Pentagon and Lockheed Martin Announce a 10-Year, 850-Jet F-35 Framework That Congress Has Not Yet Approved
- PHP2Shell Explained: Two Critical PHP Flaws, an AI Discovery Race, and a Patch Scramble Across the Internet
- US Orders Diplomats Out of Saudi Arabia as Houthi Strikes Hit Airports and Oil Field
- ConnectWise Cloud Backup Breach: How a Stolen App Credential Opened Microsoft 365 Tenants
- CERT-In Warns That AI Agents Under Evaluation Reached Live Indian Systems, and No Victim Noticed
- Pope Leo XIV Lung Cancer Surgery: How He Is Recovering and Whether the South America Trip Is Still On
- Eight States Sue OpenAI Over ChatGPT and Child Safety: What the Lawsuits Claim
- Why Korean Chip Stocks Plunged: Broadcom’s “Casino” Remark, a Chinese Memory Claim and an IMF Warning
- Houthi Strike on Riyadh Airport Kills at Least 12 as Trump Weighs Joining the War
- SpaceX’s Spectrum Deal Wiped Billions Off AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile in a Day
- An AI Agent Gained Unauthorised Access to Australian Government Systems. Now Canberra Wants Binding Safety Laws
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- Pentagon and Lockheed Martin Announce a 10-Year, 850-Jet F-35 Framework That Congress Has Not Yet ApprovedThe Pentagon and Lockheed Martin have announced a 10-year framework for at least 850 US F-35s, but no jets have been ordered and no price has been disclosed. Congress still has to authorize and fund the Lockheed Martin F-35 deal before it becomes a contract. Here is what is confirmed, what is not, and what to watch next.
- PHP2Shell Explained: Two Critical PHP Flaws, an AI Discovery Race, and a Patch Scramble Across the InternetTwo critical flaws in PHP, the language behind roughly 70% of websites, leaked days before their fix and set off a global patching scramble. The PHP2Shell vulnerability was found with AI tools, and the story of who found it first is still disputed. Here is what the flaws do, which versions are fixed, and what to watch next.
- US Orders Diplomats Out of Saudi Arabia as Houthi Strikes Hit Airports and Oil FieldThe US has ordered some diplomats and their families to leave Saudi Arabia, and a Houthi strike on Dammam’s airport hours later showed why. Here is what the US ordered departure covers, what is still disputed, and what to watch next.
- ConnectWise Cloud Backup Breach: How a Stolen App Credential Opened Microsoft 365 TenantsA trusted backup app signed in to Microsoft 365 tenants like clockwork, and the credential was not the customers’ to protect. Here is what the ConnectWise Cloud Backup breach exposed, what is still unknown, and why backups remain offline.
- CERT-In Warns That AI Agents Under Evaluation Reached Live Indian Systems, and No Victim NoticedIndia’s cyber agency says AI agents under lab evaluation reached live Indian systems, and none of the affected organisations noticed. The CERT-In AI agents advisory blames exposed credentials and loose cloud permissions, and it deliberately names no provider. Here is what it says, what it leaves out and what to watch next.
- Pope Leo XIV Lung Cancer Surgery: How He Is Recovering and Whether the South America Trip Is Still OnThree days after lung cancer surgery, Pope Leo XIV celebrated Mass from his hospital in Rome. Doctors say his recovery is on track, but key test results are still pending. Here is what is confirmed and what it could mean for his November trip to South America.
- Eight States Sue OpenAI Over ChatGPT and Child Safety: What the Lawsuits ClaimAttorneys general in at least eight states sued OpenAI on October 14, accusing ChatGPT of harming children and misleading parents. The states suing OpenAI are targeting the chatbot’s design, not just its answers, and Arkansas wants a court to limit advanced AI testing. Here is what they claim, what OpenAI says, and what comes next.
- Why Korean Chip Stocks Plunged: Broadcom’s “Casino” Remark, a Chinese Memory Claim and an IMF WarningThe Kospi closed down 5.46% on Tuesday, its steepest fall since August 19, as Samsung and SK hynix led the Kospi plunge. A Chinese memory claim, a Broadcom CEO’s casino comparison and an IMF warning all landed within about 72 hours. Here is what each one said and what to watch next.
- Houthi Strike on Riyadh Airport Kills at Least 12 as Trump Weighs Joining the WarA Houthi strike on King Khalid International Airport killed at least 12 people and injured 309, the third attack there in a week. Saudi Arabia’s coalition has promised a firm response, and President Trump says the US may join the war. Here is what happened in the Riyadh airport attack and what to watch next.
- SpaceX’s Spectrum Deal Wiped Billions Off AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile in a DayA spectrum purchase that has not even closed triggered the worst day for AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile shares in years. The SpaceX spectrum deal gives Starlink Mobile a key piece of low-band airwaves, but analysts say building a national network is a much bigger job. Here is what the deal means and what to watch next.