FBI Blames North Korean TraderTraitor Group for $6.3bn Binance Theft
The FBI says North Korea's TraderTraitor hackers carried out the $6.3 billion Binance crypto theft, the largest such heist on record.
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Canva Restructure Puts 1,271 Roles at Risk as Growth Slows
Australian design software firm Canva is reorganising, with 1,271 staff facing job losses, role changes or relocation requests, according to The Register.
AMD Posts Record $13.4B Quarter as Data Center Revenue Surges
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Apple's new chief executive says he is pleased with early demand for the $1,999 iPhone Duo, but supply timing remains unclear.
NCSC: AI malware likely to hit UK critical infrastructure by 2028
Britain's cyber security agency says AI-powered ransomware against energy, transport and health services is highly likely within the next few years.
Apple says iPhone Duo supply relief is hard to predict as delays stretch into next year
Apple's COO told analysts the new iPhone Duo remains constrained, with no clear timeline for when supply will match demand.
2026 iPad mini drops to 4,900 mAh battery but keeps 10-hour life
EU filing rules reveal Apple's new iPad mini has a smaller battery than its predecessor, yet Apple says runtime is unchanged.
Meta ad revenue outpaces Google search as AI reshapes online discovery
Meta's advertising grew 26% in the third quarter while Google's search unit rose 12%, according to CNBC Technology.
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OpenAI Weighs Renaming Data Centers as 'AI Compute Campuses'
OpenAI is reportedly planning a public relations push on AI, including a proposal to call its data centers AI Compute Campuses, Axios says.
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A TechRadar writer spent 45 minutes with Meta's lightweight VR Glasses, which move compute and battery into a pocketable puck and cost $1,299.
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Google's Pixel 11, 11 Pro and 11 Pro XL are all reduced at Amazon, Best Buy and the Google Store, with the Pro cut to $799.99.
Apple cannot say when more foldable iPhones will ship after Duo sells out
Apple's new chief executive says he is pleased with early demand for the $1,999 iPhone Duo, but supply timing remains unclear.
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Nexus Mods is making AI disclosure mandatory for new mod uploads and giving authors 60 days to update existing files.
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A hidden Quick Link Menu, opened with the Win+X keys, gathers Task Manager, Event Viewer and other management tools in a single spot, according to Engadget.
Google Maps Works More Smoothly on Android Auto Than CarPlay, Test Finds
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Binance's postmortem says a North Korean unit combined a malicious ad, fake interview malware and an internal AI tool to steal $6.3 billion.
NCSC: AI malware likely to hit UK critical infrastructure by 2028
Britain's cyber security agency says AI-powered ransomware against energy, transport and health services is highly likely within the next few years.
Binance Restarts Withdrawals After $6.3 Billion Crypto Theft
Binance has begun a phased return of withdrawals after hackers took $6.3 billion in crypto, saying it has recovered most of the stolen assets.
FBI Blames North Korean TraderTraitor Group for $6.3bn Binance Theft
The FBI says North Korea's TraderTraitor hackers carried out the $6.3 billion Binance crypto theft, the largest such heist on record.
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Australian design software firm Canva is reorganising, with 1,271 staff facing job losses, role changes or relocation requests, according to The Register.
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AMD reported its biggest and most profitable quarter ever, with data center revenue hitting $8.5 billion, according to The Verge.
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Google says EU customs change is cutting Asian ad spending
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