Thousands of Asus routers are being hit with stealthy, persistent backdoors
Backdoor giving full administrative control can survive reboots and firmware updates.
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Healthy man goes camping—lands in ICU for 40 days with respiratory failure
The man was in Argentina when he fell ill, but such cases occur in the US, too.
Amazon and Stellantis abandon project to create a digital “SmartCockpit”
The Amazon/Stellantis STLA SmartCockpit was meant to arrive in 2024.
It’s too expensive to fight every AI copyright battle, Getty CEO says
Getty dumped “millions and millions” into just one AI copyright fight, CEO says.
Trump admin tells SCOTUS: ISPs shouldn’t be forced to boot alleged pirates
Trump admin backs Cox in Supreme Court piracy battle against record labels.
Samsung drops Android 16 beta for Galaxy S25 with more AI you probably don’t want
Samsung's One UI 8 beta program for the Galaxy S25 is now open.
Judge lets four more DOGE employees access US Treasury payment systems
After "chaotic" start, judge finds DOGE staff are now being vetted properly.
Google celebrates 10 years of Google Photos with new editing tools
Google Photos brings new tools to 1.5 billion users on its 10th birthday.
It was probably always going to end this way for Amazon’s Wheel of Time show
Opinion: Wider TV trends helped kill a show that was starting to live up to its promise.
Threat of Meta breakup looms as FTC’s monopoly trial ends
Judge expected to take months to weigh Meta monopoly trial verdict.