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Cybersecurity · World

UK Faces Most State-Sponsored Cyberattacks in Europe as AI Shortens Attack Timelines, TechRadar Reports

TechRadar reports the UK faces Europe's most state-sponsored cyberattacks, with AI cutting attack timelines from days to minutes.

Products & Applications · World

The Celebrity Traitors: Uncloaked Season 2 Debuts on BBC One and iPlayer

BBC One began airing The Celebrity Traitors: Uncloaked season 2 on October 1, with all ten episodes also free on BBC iPlayer. The companion show, hosted by Ed Gamble, is unavailable to stream in the US, Canada and Australia.

World · Products & Applications

The Celebrity Traitors Series 2 Premieres on BBC iPlayer With 21 Celebrities Competing for Charity

The Celebrity Traitors Series 2 premieres October 1 at 8pm BST on BBC One and BBC iPlayer, hosted by Claudia Winkleman. TechRadar reports 21 celebrities will compete for up to £100,000 for charity, with UK viewers able to stream free and overseas viewers using a VPN.

World · Cybersecurity

Dutch Intelligence Warns Smart Cars Could Be Used for Espionage

Dutch intelligence warns that smart car features such as microphones, cameras and GPS trackers could be used by hostile states for espionage, as Chinese-made vehicle imports to the UK surge and military sites restrict them.

Companies · Products & Applications · World

vivo X Fold 6 Goes Global With 6,900mAh Battery, 200MP Camera and External Lens

vivo has launched the X Fold 6 globally in several European markets, offering a 6,900mAh battery, a 200MP main camera and a 200mm telephoto extender lens.

World · Cybersecurity · Policy & Regulation · Companies

Flydubai Pilot Stabbing Forces Emergency Landing; FBI Probes Data Hack

Flydubai flight makes emergency landing after pilot stabbing; FBI probes claimed employee-data hack.

World · Policy & Regulation · Research

NOAA Scales Back Research on Record-Breaking El Niño as Scientists Warn of Missed Chance

A powerful El Niño is already affecting global weather, but NOAA is planning a smaller research effort than in 2015-16, with further projects awaiting Congress and the Trump administration seeking to eliminate its research office.

World · Products & Applications

The Celebrity Traitors 2026 Returns to BBC One and iPlayer With 21 Famous Faces

The Celebrity Traitors returns Oct. 1 on BBC One and iPlayer, with Claudia Winkleman hosting 21 celebrities.

World · Markets · AI Chips & Compute

South Korea's September Exports Hit Record $120.9 Bln on Chip Surge as Trump Unveils Korean Investment Projects

South Korea's September exports rose 83.5 percent to a record $120.9 billion as chip shipments passed $60 billion, while President Trump announced Korean investment projects in Texas, Alaska and eight nuclear reactors, and Seoul was ordered to pay Elliott $48.49 million.

World · Research

Swiss Glaciers Lose Almost One-Fifth of Ice in Five Years, Report Finds

Switzerland lost 19.4% of its glacier ice since 2021, including 5.5% in the first eight months of 2026, a monitoring report says, leaving Alpine glaciers reduced to rock deserts.

Products & Applications · World

Vivo X Fold 6 Launches Globally With Traditional Foldable Design and Camera-First Specs

Vivo has begun the international release of its X Fold 6, a book-style foldable first launched in China in June. TechRadar reported it will not go on sale in the UK or US, while The Verge said Vivo had not yet shared pricing or specific markets.

World · Products & Applications · Robotics

South Korea Marks Armed Forces Day with First Public Display of Laser Anti-Drone System

South Korea marked its 78th Armed Forces Day with 3,600 personnel and about 70 weapons systems, unveiling the Cheongwang laser anti-drone system and other unmanned assets for the first time.

AI Chips & Compute · World

South Korea's September exports hit record $120.9 bln as chip sales top $60 bln

South Korea's September exports rose 83.5 percent to a record $120.9 billion on chip shipments above $60 billion, the trade ministry said Thursday.

Companies · World · Large Language Models

OpenAI says it disrupted campaign to extract model reasoning, links core activity to Moonshot AI

OpenAI says it disrupted a campaign to extract protected AI reasoning and links a core cluster to China's Moonshot AI.

Research · World

Floating scarecrows and bird kites cut seabird bycatch in Cornish gillnets, trial finds

A two-year trial off Cornwall found that floating scarecrow buoys and bird-shaped kites reduced seabird bycatch in gillnets by 59% and 71%, according to research published in Conservation Letters.

Policy & Regulation · Cybersecurity · World

Moscow Prepares Anti-Fraud 3.0 to Tighten SIM Card Sales

Moscow plans Anti-Fraud 3.0 to cut SIM sellers and require new SIMs to have no funds before contracts are signed.

Cybersecurity · World

Dutch Police Arrest Convicted Hacker in ShinyHunters Investigation

Dutch authorities have arrested a 24-year-old convicted cybercriminal, identified by sources as Pepijn van der Stap, on suspicion of helping ShinyHunters with data thefts and extortion. KrebsOnSecurity reports that remaining group members escalated attacks after the arrest.

Cybersecurity · Policy & Regulation · World

Russia Tightens VPN Blocking After State Duma Elections as Providers Report Outages

At least ten VPN providers reported fresh server and IP blocks in the week after Russia's State Duma elections, as rights groups describe a shift toward infrastructure-level attacks on circumvention tools.

Companies · Products & Applications · World

Baidu Bets on Context as AI Office Competition Moves to Enterprise and Overseas

Baidu is betting on context in AI office, using Wenku and Netdisk assets, enterprise trials and overseas Kooko.

World · Policy & Regulation · Cybersecurity

MI5 Warns UK Universities Over Chinese Front Company, Cites Espionage Risk

MI5 publicly warned UK universities that the China General Technology Research Institute is a front for Chinese intelligence and advised researchers to end collaboration, saying more than 100 academics received funding for work in AI, cybersecurity and steganography.

Products & Applications · Companies · World · Large Language Models · Cybersecurity

AI Agent Race Expands to Always-On Personal Assistants as Security and Infrastructure Battle Lines Form

OpenAI's dots and Meta's Muse push personal agents into daily life, while Anthropic flags GLM-5.3 cyber risks and OpenClaw, Codex Harness, and new Flash models reshape agent infrastructure and office work.

Research · World

Insects Do More for Vertebrates Than Provide Food, Review Finds

A review in Nature Reviews Biodiversity documents dozens of overlooked ways insects shelter, protect and sanitize for vertebrates, and warns that disruption of insect communities will affect the species that depend on them.

Products & Applications · Large Language Models · World

US Government AI Chatbot Rewrites Minecraft End Poem, Then Denies It

A U.S. government chatbot on America.gov returned a bureaucratic remix of Minecraft's End Poem when prompted with “Play Minecraft,” then denied writing it, according to Engadget.

World · Cybersecurity

Russia Strikes Kyiv Communications and Data Centers; NATO Condemns Nuclear Rhetoric

Russian overnight drone and missile attacks hit Kyiv’s communications, data-center and energy infrastructure, with debris reported at a Western embassy. NATO condemned Moscow’s nuclear rhetoric over Kaliningrad as Poland raised its alert level.