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ITU plenipotentiary could redraw who sets the rules for internet infrastructure
The ITU opens an 18-day meeting with 278 proposals, and internet bodies fear some could shift technical authority toward governments.
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Google takes over Crusoe’s Wyoming site: what AI capacity buyers should learn
Google's takeover of a stalled Wyoming campus shows how hard it is for independent developers to deliver AI capacity on schedule and on budget.
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SonicWall SSL-VPN flaw lets attackers sidestep SAML login and MFA
A SonicOS SSL-VPN bug exploited in the wild can bypass SAML controls, and SonicWall says no workarounds exist, so patching is the only fix.
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Nigeria’s new virtual asset rules put a 180-day clock on crypto operators
Nigeria's central bank now requires licenses, capital and reserves from crypto firms and bans algorithmic stablecoins, with 180 days for incumbents to apply.
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Senate permitting vote could reshape power timelines for data centers
A Senate vote on November 9 on a permitting bill could shorten approvals for grid and power projects, but the mix of what gets built is…
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Dropbox buys Tigris to sell storage built for AI agents
Dropbox's $350M purchase of Tigris Data and its new DBX Agent Cloud put a content-storage brand into the contest for AI agent infrastructure.
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CERT-In warns BFSI firms: AI attackers are hitting payment APIs again
CERT-In says an AI-assisted actor is abusing payment and disbursement APIs at Indian financial firms, including some that had already acted on earlier advisories.
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The *sshole bug shows how a 2016 security fix can open a login hole
A flaw in OpenSSH on musl-based Linux lets an oversized password log attackers into accounts that should block passwords. Alpine cloud images are exposed.
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Apple’s public iCloud links lose encryption and gain content checks
From iOS 27.3, iCloud items shared with Anyone with the Link are open to Apple's harmful-content checks and no longer end-to-end encrypted.
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mSecure’s vague breach notice leaves customers guessing which credentials to reset
mSecure told users to change passwords, reset 2FA and drop passkeys without saying what happened, so teams must decide how far to go on their own.
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