Earlier this week, Meta settled a lawsuit brought by a coalition of state attorneys general and the District of Columbia, which claimed that the company’s products — namely Facebook and Instagram — were harmful to children. One week into trial, Meta agreed to a settlement that would require them to pay up to a $17...
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The Cybercrime Law issued under Royal Decree 61/2026 contains a dedicated chapter on offences involving electronic payment means, defined as any tool that enables a person to obtain money, goods, or services, or to make payments and money transfers through information technology means, such as smart cards or electronic money storage cards. Speaking to the...
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There are many definitions out there for what constitutes “true” artificial intelligence, but a single quality underlies them all: an ability to learn from past mistakes and refine problem-solving strategies over time. AI should even surprise us now and then, devising clever workarounds we never would have expected. The trouble is not all those surprises...
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Earlier this quarter, The London Company’s second-quarter 2026 investor letter highlighted Qualys, Inc. for its cybersecurity platform, citing AI-driven demand and an expanding product suite as key strengths. The letter’s characterization of Qualys as a high-quality business with a durable competitive position underscores how AI-linked cybersecurity demand is shaping investor views of the company. We’ll...
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Despite building an increasingly screen-focused world, tech billionaires and executives are keeping their own children away from the tech they helped create. As far back as 2010, Apple cofounder Steve Jobs told a New York Times reporter his kids had never used an iPad and that “we limit how much technology our kids use at...
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(The Center Square) – Child-safety measures for children and $353 million from a $17.1 billion settlement are coming to Virginia from Meta, owner of the Facebook and Instagram platforms. CEO Mark Zuckerberg was spared a spot on the stand to tell jurors his side in a California federal court. Thirty-two states sued in October 2023. All...
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West Mercia Police have reported multiple cases in recent weeks, including an incident in Hereford on August 28, where an elderly victim was pressured into withdrawing cash, purchasing high-value items, and transferring a large sum of money to another account. A similar case was reported in north Herefordshire, where another elderly victim was convinced by...
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Features A Shared Responsibility Mining Gazette file photo Local schools resume following summer recess on Tuesday, Sept. 8. A reminder to watch for busses, children walking and parents dropping off students. HOUGHTON — As summer winds down and local schools start up Sept. 8, roads and neighborhoods take on a different rhythm. School buses return...
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Ayhan Simsek 29 August 2026•Update: 29 August 2026 Hackers demanding 30 bitcoin, says media report Hackers who breached Berlin’s government IT network have issued a ransom demand, threatening to release nearly 6 terabytes of data if payment is not made, German media reported Saturday. According to the weekly magazine Der Spiegel, the ransomware group Rhysida...
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San Francisco, CA, August 29, 2026 –(PR.com)– ADAM Aerospace and Elton University today announced the launch of the ADAM Institute for Mission-Critical Cybersecurity, a new academic and professional education institute powered by Elton University which is headquartered in San Francisco. The Institute is being created for a world in which cybersecurity can no longer be separated...
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