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It's November 3rd, 2026, and here are nine stories shaping the tech world today.
Google dismantles botnet built from 1.3 million infected Android TV boxes
Sources: Krebs on Security
New York Times sues browser maker Brave over AI content scraping
Sources: heise online
Cyberattack targeting supermarket fridges spreads across Europe
Sources: Numerama
Ivanti patches two critical flaws already exploited in attacks
Sources: BleepingComputer
SpaceX reportedly eyes acquisition of mobile carrier Boost Mobile
Sources: Slashdot
Marvell to acquire Lumentum for 115 billion dollars in AI bet
Sources: Slashdot
Microsoft struggles with Canada's timezone change for calendars
Sources: Slashdot
Rocky Linux creator builds alternative kernel using AI in eleven days
Sources: Next
It's November 2nd, 2026, and here are nine tech stories you need to know about today.
FBI attributes record $6.3 billion Binance crypto heist to North Korean hackers
Sources: BleepingComputer
Alpine Linux rebuilds its GitLab server after attempted remote code execution attack
Sources: BleepingComputer
Hacked Anthropic Claude Code extension reportedly exposed up to 5,000 developer machines
Sources: Developpez.com
Apple reports spyware compromise affecting devices, German minister confirms warning
Sources: heise online
AI-related tech stocks fall for second consecutive day amid cost concerns
Sources: Developpez.com
OpenAI reportedly considers rebranding its data centers as 'AI compute campuses'
Sources: TechCrunch
India proposes AI framework where models travel to local data instead of the reverse
Sources: The Register
Linus Torvalds says Linux kernel has moved past its stabilization phase
Sources: The Register
Meta reportedly developing humanoid home robot with help from Chinese startup Fourier
Sources: heise online
It's November 1st, 2026, and here are nine tech stories worth knowing about today.
Researchers show how ChatGPT accounts could be hijacked through HTML previews
Sources: Simon Willison
Cloudflare moves post-quantum key manager into closed beta testing
Sources: InfoQ
Cloud hosting platform Northflank suffers breach exposing customer API keys
Sources: BleepingComputer
French mobile plan prices rise as SFR acquisition looms over the market
Sources: Numerama
UK to shut down traditional landline phone network in early 2027
Sources: The Register
French parliament narrowly passes new tax on internet data transmission
Sources: Developpez.com
AWS says its cloud capacity is largely sold out through 2027
Sources: InfoQ
Google's Finnish data center plans spark environmental backlash over tree felling
Sources: t3n
Apple's CEO defends company's cautious approach to artificial intelligence
Sources: TechCrunch
Here's your tech news briefing for Friday, October 31st, 2026, covering nine stories.
Binance hit by record theft of 6.3 billion dollars in cryptocurrency
Sources: Developpez.com
Backdoored Claude Code extension on Cursor installed hidden SSH access
Sources: Ars Technica
DoorDash says it has only received a few hundred orders from AI agents
Sources: Ars Technica
Anthropic becomes SpaceX's biggest customer, overtaking the US government
Sources: t3n
Sam Altman argues RAM belongs in data centers, not personal computers
Sources: Slashdot
Thousands of fake 'ghost students' use AI to steal student loan funds
Sources: Slashdot
Cisco gives one engineer unlimited AI tokens to rewrite legacy code
Sources: Slashdot
Critical Linux kernel flaw threatens servers running MPTCP
Sources: BleepingComputer
Apple Intelligence is finally launching in China with iOS 27.3
Sources: The Verge
Hello everyone, it's Friday, October 30th, 2026, and here are nine tech stories you need to know about today.
Mistral AI releases open weights for its trillion-parameter Large 4 model
Sources: TechCrunch
Google unveils Gemini 4 Carbon just two weeks after predecessor Argon
Sources: t3n
Actor Patrick Stewart, star of Star Trek and X-Men, has died at 86
Sources: Slashdot
Canonical revives its immutable Ubuntu Core Desktop project with version 27.04
Sources: The Register
DoorDash agrees to acquire rival Instacart for seventeen billion dollars
Sources: Slashdot
Reddit announces plan to shift toward a fully logged-in-only experience
Sources: Ars Technica
Microsoft fixes a Remote Desktop bug introduced by recent Windows updates
Sources: Ars Technica
US authorities investigated a Chinese spy plot targeting Nvidia's CEO
Sources: Slashdot
Bank of America tells customers never to share their password with an AI assistant
Sources: Developpez.com
It's October 29th, 2026, and here are nine stories shaping the tech world today.
Apple unveils its first touchscreen MacBook Pro with OLED display, at a steep price
Sources: TechCrunch
Google unveils Gemini 4 Carbon, a frontier model focused on cybersecurity
Sources: heise online
A 16-year-old critical flaw threatens server boot processes worldwide
Sources: Developpez.com
Amazon tells developers to ease off excessive AI code generation
Sources: Slashdot
GitHub reports merged pull requests tripled in 2026 thanks to AI agents
Sources: Simon Willison
Google struggles to make its AI-powered search mode profitable
Sources: The Register
Ransomware affiliate behind Nefilim and Hive sentenced to nearly six years
Sources: The Register
Proton employees must undergo new interviews over their AI usage
Sources: t3n
Hacker steals over 40,000 employee records from the US Homeland Security department
Sources: The Verge
Here's your tech briefing for October 28, 2026, covering nine stories.
Apple unveils a refreshed MacBook Pro and iMac powered by its new M6 chip
Sources: Ars Technica
Microsoft offers voluntary buyouts to sixty thousand employees worldwide
Sources: Developpez.com
Google DeepMind releases Genie 4, a more realistic AI world generator
Sources: Slashdot
Anthropic's IPO filing reveals Amazon's massive stake in the company
Sources: TechCrunch
Musk claims Ukraine breached Starlink's terms before service slowdown
Sources: The Verge
Microsoft issues emergency fix after certificate authority compromise
Sources: BleepingComputer
Critical PHP2Shell vulnerability is now being actively exploited
Sources: The Register
Tailscale patches SSH flaws that allowed root privilege escalation
Sources: Hacker News
Apple's foldable iPhone Duo faces reports of screen cracking near hinge
Sources: The Verge
It's October 27th, 2026, and here are nine tech stories you need to know about today.
Apple unveils redesigned iPad mini with OLED screen but higher price tag
Sources: Ars Technica
Microsoft offers buyouts to sixty thousand employees
Sources: Ars Technica
OpenAI launches cheaper, faster GPT-6.1 Terra model
Sources: Simon Willison
Anthropic officially files for its stock market debut
Sources: The Verge
Microsoft rushes out emergency patch for critical Brotli flaw
Sources: The Register
Apple releases iOS and macOS 27.2 with new Siri features
Sources: Ars Technica
Apple confirms display issue affecting some iPhone Duo units
Sources: The Verge
Critical PHP2Shell vulnerabilities now actively exploited in the wild
Sources: Slashdot
Instagram pushes into long-form widescreen video to rival YouTube
Sources: TechCrunch
It's October 26th, 2026, here are nine stories shaping today's tech news.
Generative AI speeds up open source development but adds low-value code changes
Sources: ZDNet France
Elvis Presley's rights holders sue Anthropic over unauthorized training of Claude
Sources: ZDNet France
Tesco is replacing VMware with Proxmox across its stores and edge infrastructure
Sources: The Register
Google now allows targeted ads based on Gmail and Photos data
Sources: heise online
Efforts to shield DNS from quantum decryption attacks are gathering pace
Sources: The Register
PHP patches two critical flaws already exploited for remote code execution
Sources: InfoQ
AI coding agents hijacked by a malicious instruction file in Downloads folders
Sources: BleepingComputer
Google and Meta open-source TorchTPU to bring native PyTorch support to TPUs
Sources: InfoQ
China orders risk checks to curb job losses caused by AI adoption
Sources: t3n
It's October 24th, 2026, and here are nine stories making waves in tech today.
OpenAI cuts internet access during training of its frontier AI models
Sources: TechCrunch
Google may use Gmail and Google Photos data to target advertising
Sources: Ars Technica
iPhone Duo reviews split between calling it a mini iPad and a modern Nintendo DS
Sources: The Verge
1Password lets AI agents use passwords without ever revealing them
Sources: Numerama
GitLab patches a critical vulnerability that lingered for twelve years
Sources: LeMondeInformatique
Sundar Pichai reportedly talked Trump out of renaming the Atlantic on Google Maps
Sources: Developpez.com
Singapore researchers weave a touch interface directly into washable fabric
Sources: Slashdot
Certificate authority eMudhra exits the business after a key-signing mishap
Sources: Ars Technica
New York Knicks send staff fake championship ring offer as a phishing test
Sources: Slashdot
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