Smart Glasses Privacy Depends on Signals Users Cannot Hide
Smart glasses can offer useful cameras and AI, but protecting bystanders depends on recording signals that owners cannot quietly disable.
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Engineers Cut Link Satellite's Spin as Swift Rescue Clock Ticks
Katalyst engineers have halved the Link satellite's spin while they rebuild control for an attempted rescue of NASA's Swift observatory.
Dungeons & Dragons Opens Crossover Line With Warcraft and Star Wars
Dungeons & Dragons will launch a 256-page World of Warcraft expansion in November before adding a separate Star Wars campaign in 2027.
Cyberattacks Spread to Seven U.S. States' Water Utilities
The FBI says cyberattacks have hit water and wastewater utilities in seven U.S. states, disrupting digital controls and raising the risk of physical service failures.
Google Will Exempt Sanctioned Countries From Android Verification Checks
Google will switch off Android developer verification checks on devices in sanctioned countries, while developers based there cannot complete verification.
Google Pulls Earth AI Image Tool After One-Day Test
Google removed prompt-based image generation from Earth after testers created misleading scenes that challenged its watermark and safety controls.
Electronic Arts Set to Leave Public Markets After $55 Billion Deal
Electronic Arts expects to close its $55 billion take-private deal on August 4, ending 35 years as a publicly traded video-game company.
MCP's Stateless Rewrite Moves Scale From Sessions to Explicit State
MCP's July specification removes protocol sessions, adds version discovery and makes cross-call state explicit through metadata, handles and retries.
LLMs Mistake Writing Style for Authority, Researchers Find
An ICML study says language models often infer who issued an instruction from its writing style, leaving a persistent opening for jailbreaks and prompt injection.
Mythos Attack Ends HAWK Bid Without Breaking Production Encryption
Anthropic's Mythos improved attacks on HAWK and a weakened AES test. HAWK left the U.S. standards contest, but production encryption remains intact.
Nvidia-Led AI Security Coalition Challenges Closed-Model Defense
Nvidia, Microsoft and 25 other companies formed an open AI security coalition, but OpenAI, Google and Anthropic are absent.
Federal Phone-Wipe Case Tests GrapheneOS Duress Password
Federal prosecutors say a GrapheneOS duress password wiped Sam Tunick's phone, raising a case over intent and lawful seizure authority.