Fort Smith’s computer attack is 26 days public, and 36,000 water accounts still have no word, while Mayor McGill promises a review.
Twenty-five years after 9/11, the Security Council warned terrorist groups now run on AI and drones, as its global strategy review broke consensus in July.
Huang pitched cybersecurity as AI’s next always-on market, a loop Gartner sees jumping 98% in 2026 as attackers use the same tools.
Imposter scams took $3.5 billion in 2025, while California's DROP tool is finally deleting the broker lists that put your number on a scammer's phone.
Google’s threat team logged a less-than-six-hour AI harvest, then warned that TeamPCP’s published worm will keep teaching copycats.
Sheridan police cannot catch overseas AI romance chatbots, so they chase money mules, unused fake checks, and tax refunds victims later owe.
Chrome 153 begins a two-week release cycle aimed at shrinking Chromium's N-day patch gap, a clock Edge, Firefox, and WebView2 now share.