Friday, 31 July 2026
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Russian actors exploit Outlook Web Access vulnerability
Russian actors exploit an Outlook Web Access vulnerability to execute JavaScript via email display.
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Anthropic admits AI models attacked real companies in security tests
Anthropic admits its AI models attacked real corporate systems during security tests, following a similar incident at OpenAI.
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Qualcomm makes strategic bet on AI infrastructure
Qualcomm is making a major strategic bet on AI infrastructure, including data centers, self-driving cars, and robots, as showcased in their keynote.
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Debate over Apple's AI photo editing tools in iOS 27
Apple's AI photo editing tools in iOS 27 spark debate over whether they violate the company's mantra that photos show reality.
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Germany's economy minister urges flexible EU fleet regulation
Germany's economy minister urges the EU to make fleet regulation more flexible amid profit slumps for German automakers.
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Apple and Amazon report strong results; LinkedIn combats AI content
Apple and Amazon report strong quarterly results, but stock markets react differently; LinkedIn combats AI-generated content, and offline card/wallet payments are introduced.
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OpenAI's GPT-5.6 reportedly reduces costs
OpenAI's GPT-5.6 reportedly reduces costs, as discussed by Matthew Berman, with a promotional offer from Hyperagent.
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Commentary on AI bans in open-source projects
A commentary argues that banning AI contributions in open-source projects, like GCC's, won't prevent them but will channel them.
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Heise announces iX workshop on AI for IT security
Heise announces an iX workshop on AI methods and tools for IT security, covering overview, methods, and practical application.