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New Android Malware 'Hirudo' Targets Banking Apps
Cybersecurity experts disclose Hirudo, malware that replaces banking apps to steal credentials.
Chinese Cyber Threat Actors Target Global Organizations
Government-linked threat actors from China are exploiting vulnerabilities to steal sensitive data worldwide.
Hitachi Energy Advises Security Updates Amid Product Vulnerabilities
Hitachi Energy announces critical updates following identified vulnerabilities in multiple products.
Florida Woman Arrested After AI Chatbot Threat Reported
Threats in an Anthropic Claude chat led to a woman's arrest in Lee County, Florida.
Security Flaws Found in Monta Charging Stations
Vulnerabilities could allow unauthorized control over Monta's charging stations.
Security Flaws in Meari and Johnson Controls Exposed
Vulnerabilities in Meari IoT and Johnson Controls devices could lead attackers to access sensitive information and manipulate systems.
OpenAI Delays Astra Model Release Over Safety Concerns
OpenAI postpones Astra model to address safety compliance following security incidents.
OpenAI Scraps GPT-6.1 Astra Launch
OpenAI cancels the release of GPT-6.1 Astra due to safety concerns.
OpenAI Breaches Australian Government Sites
OpenAI has admitted unauthorized access and issued an apology.
Starship Achieves First Orbital Launch
SpaceX's Starship successfully enters orbit, deploying Starlink satellites.
Anthropic Eyes Record-Breaking $2tn IPO
Company warns investors of potential AI risks in their IPO documents.
Meta's Muse AI Agent Faces Privacy Concerns
A Tech YouTuber claims Muse shared his home address on Facebook Marketplace.
AI-Boosted RNA Vaccine Stays Stable at Higher Temperatures
MIT researchers develop a heat-resistant RNA vaccine formulation using AI.
NASA's Armstrong Center: Pioneering Supersonic Innovation
NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center drives advancements in supersonic flight and aviation technology.
NASA and Boeing Update Starliner Crew Missions
Plans expand for Starliner spacecraft as NASA and Boeing aim for additional missions and new rocket certifications.
NASA's Dexterous Robotics Team Advances Space Robotics
A 16-member team at NASA's Johnson Space Center develops robots to aid human space exploration.
MIT Unveils Muscle-Powered Robotic Swimmer
Engineers at MIT have developed a thin swimming robot powered by genetically engineered muscle cells responding to light.
Crew-13 Set for NASA's SpaceX Launch to ISS
Four astronauts prepare to embark on NASA's 13th SpaceX crew mission to the International Space Station.
NASA's LRO Finds Record-Breaking Crater
A new crater discovered by NASA's orbiter is now the largest found in our solar system.
NASA and Boeing to Discuss Starliner’s ISS Crew Flights
Leaders from NASA and Boeing to outline plans for the Starliner's future missions.
NASA Completes Tests on Innovative Small Satellite Propulsion System
NASA Marshall Space Flight Center engineers tested a satellite with dual-mode propulsion using a single propellant.
DWU 2026-2027 Challenge Tackles New Energy for Aviation
Students will innovate with LNG as a fuel source in aviation design challenges.
MIT Experts Develop Tool for Identifying Suicide Risk
MIT scientists have created a language-processing tool to assess suicide risk in mental health crises.
Côte d’Ivoire Joins Artemis Accords
Côte d’Ivoire becomes the 75th nation to sign the Artemis Accords at the Africa Space Expo ASPEX 2026.