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Mark Zuckerberg and Instagram's Adam Mosseri admit criminal behavior and harms to children on Meta's platforms are unavoidable in taped depositions.

Exclusive report reveals how the Defense Department circumvented OpenAI's ban on military applications by testing the tech through Microsoft's offerings.

Hackers reportedly breached the FBI's secure networks, raising concerns about the agency's cybersecurity defenses. The investigation is ongoing as authorities work to determine the scope and impact of the incident.

The US Department of Defense has labeled Anthropic, a prominent AI company, as a supply chain risk - a first for an American firm. This decision has significant implications for the tech giant.

Italian prosecutors confirm that two journalists were targeted with the Paragon spyware, uncovering a wider spyware scandal in the country. The investigation continues to uncover who was behind the hacks.

The Pentagon has officially designated Anthropic as a supply chain risk, a first for an American company. Yet, the DOD continues to utilize Anthropic's AI in Iran, sparking debate.

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New Google report reveals that enterprise software vulnerabilities were at the heart of half of all zero-day exploits tracked in 2025, highlighting the need for stronger security measures.

Investigations reveal Meta's smart glasses allow subcontractors to review customers' private footage, raising concerns over the company's privacy promises.

Meta's AI-powered smart glasses are allegedly sending intimate user footage to human reviewers in Kenya, raising privacy worries and legal challenges.