WhatsApp fixes ‘zero-click’ bug used to hack Apple users with spyware
A spyware vendor was behind a recent campaign that abused a vulnerability in WhatsApp to deliver an exploit capable of hacking into iPhones and Macs.
Why conservationists are making rhinos radioactive
Every year, poachers shoot hundreds of rhinos, fishing crews haul millions of sharks out of protected seas, and smugglers carry countless animals and plants across borders. This illegal activity is incredibly hard to disrupt, since it’s backed by sophisticated criminal networks and the perpetrators know that their chances of being caught are slim. With an…
3 Catastrophic Continuity Plan Failures That Toppled Industry Giants — and What You Can Learn From Them
Even industry giants fall when they ignore critical BCP vulnerabilities.
Why In-Person Events Are Still a Business Superpower in 2025
In-person events remain one of the most powerful tools entrepreneurs can use to build trust, expand networks and accelerate growth.
Meta updates chatbot rules to avoid inappropriate topics with teen users
After a bombshell report on Meta allowing its AI chatbots to have sensual chats with minors, the company is updating its policies.
Handle Business Finances Like a Pro With This One-Time QuickBooks Deal
From tracking expenses to prepping for tax season, QuickBooks Desktop Pro Plus is built for business owners who want long-term value.
What the First 1,000 Days of ChatGPT Have Revealed About AI’s True Impact — and What Business Leaders Must Prepare for Next
Kicking off the ‘1,000 Days of AI’ mini-series: How generative AI has reshaped industries and exposed outdated playbooks — and what leaders must do to thrive in the next wave.
Why Content Is a C-Suite Level Issue in the Age of AI
AI isn’t transforming businesses — content is, and this article shows six reasons content strategy now belongs in the C-suite.
Mastodon says it doesn’t ‘have the means’ to comply with age verification laws
Decentralized social network Mastodon says it cannot comply with age verification laws, like in Mississippi and elsewhere, and says it’s up to individual server owners to decide.
Henrik Fisker quietly wound down his nonprofit after his EV startup went bankrupt
Henrik Fisker, the founder of failed EV startup Fisker Inc., and his wife Geeta quietly wound down a private charitable foundation established in late 2021 that was supposed to “incubate innovation in healthcare, education, sustainability, mobility, and all causes that help support the planet and improve and further the lives of people and animals.” A […]
4.4 Million Customers Had Their Data Exposed in a Breach Affecting a Major Credit Reporting Agency. Are You One of Them?
The stolen personal data includes names, dates of birth, and Social Security numbers, but no credit information was leaked.