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New rules: Galaxus has deleted around 380,000 reviews

The online retailer Galaxus is changing the regulations for reviews and has retroactively removed around 380,000 reviews. (online shop, internet)

OpenSSL: Crafted signature can pave the way for malicious code

In current versions, the OpenSSL developers have closed a total of 18 security holes.

New Bitlocker bypass: Chaotic Eclipse continues to throw around Windows exploits

Chaotic Eclipse is probably not as exhausted as claimed. A new exploit to bypass Bitlocker on Windows devices is still available. (Vulnerability, Microsoft)

Save money: Ubisoft is cutting two more studios and hundreds of jobs

With the layoffs, Ubisoft wants to achieve one thing above all: save more money in order to become profitable again. (Ubisoft, Assassin's Creed)

Nottingham University data breach affects over 450,000 students

The University of Nottingham confirmed on Wednesday that a hacking group gained access to its student records system in a breach affecting both current students and alums. [...]

Labor market economics: Economists disagree about job losses due to AI

A survey of 16 economists shows great agreement on productivity, but discrepancies regarding net job losses. (work, AI)

Remarks by Commissioner Dombrovskis at the Eurogroup press conference

European Commission Statement Luxembourg, 11 Jun 2026 Thank you, Kyriakos. Good evening, everyone. First we had our regular exchange on the macroeconomic outlook, which focused on fiscal-related issues. The energy ...

Neura Robotics: German robotics company receives up to 1.4 billion US dollars

Neura Robotics secures up to $1.4 billion. The round is intended to accelerate production expansion and platform development. (company, robot)

Advertisement: Lego Flying Lamb with minifigures at Amazon's lowest price

After the start of the second season of One Piece on Netflix in March, the Lego Flying Lamb with minifigures is sailing out of storage at the best price on Amazon. (Lego, Netflix)

Battle for corporate customers: OpenAI plans significant price cuts for tokens

OpenAI is responding to strong competition from Anthropic and is planning lower prices for its enterprise customers. (OpenAI, AI)

Microsoft Patches Exploited Exchange Server Vulnerability

The company warned about zero-day attacks exploiting the Exchange Server vulnerability CVE-2026-42897 on May 14. The post Microsoft Patches Exploited Exchange Server Vulnerability appeared first on SecurityWeek.

Tytan Technologies: Mercedes is getting into drone defense

Mercedes-Benz has signed a letter of intent with the Munich start-up Tytan Technologies. Drone defense systems are planned. (Mercedes Benz, politics)

Music, video streaming and more: Germans are spending more money on digital subscriptions

Average monthly spending on digital subscriptions is increasing. More and more people are accepting advertising in paid subscriptions. (studies, AI)

Max severity Ivanti Sentry vulnerability now exploited in attacks

Attackers are now targeting a recently patched maximum-severity flaw in Ivanti Sentry, enabling them to execute code with root privileges on Internet-exposed secure mobile gateways. [...]

Electric car: When retractable door handles become a risk of death

Retractable door handles can trap car occupants in an emergency. A case from Germany shows how serious the problem is. (car, electric car)

Oracle warns of critical PeopleSoft code smuggling vulnerability

Oracle closes a critical code smuggling vulnerability in PeopleSoft with an update outside of the usual schedule.

End of fuel discount: From July, drivers will pay in full again

The fuel discount expires on June 30th. The coalition warns the oil companies about price gouging, but does not say whether it will intervene. (car, federal government)

Up to 60 euros for all Prime subscribers: Amazon is threatened with fines of at least 7.8 ...

More than 130,000 Prime subscribers are taking part in the second class action lawsuit against Amazon. The more there are, the higher the possible punishment. (Amazon, litigation)

Range increases: AI drones destroy Russia's supplies

Ukrainian units are now using drones to strike 250 kilometers behind the front. This has an impact on Russian logistics. (Drone, AI)

Advertisement: AI-supported pentesting and reporting in two days

AI in IT security is changing pentesting and vulnerability analysis. An online workshop shows procedures, limits and practical test scenarios through to reporting. (Golem Career World, Enterprise Software)

CrowdStrike Named an Innovation and Growth Leader in the 2026 Frost Radar™: Cloud and Application Runtime Security

Bluesky is getting ‘communities’

Bluesky will be getting "communities," which will function as smaller spaces where you can "go deeper and hang out with people who care about the same stuff" sometime this year, according to head of product Alex Benzer. They will be built on the decentralized AT Protocol that underpins Bluesky, with Benzer saying that "it's a new structure for everyone" that's part of the "Atmosphere" (a shorthand for the AT Protocol ecosystem). Benzer listed out a "few ideas we have in mind so far" in a thread.

Chinese, N. Korean Threat Groups Build on Asia-Pacific Success

North Korea's gross domestic product (GDP) has grown, in part because of the cybercrime gains of groups linked to the nation, which target business and financial firms.

June Patch Tuesday smashes past 500-CVE mark

209 patches + 388 advisories = welcome to summer 2026 Categories: Threat Research Tags: x-ops, Patch Tuesday, MICROSOFT PATCH TUESDAY

Framework delays its first Laptop 13 Pro shipments by a month

The Framework Laptop 13 Pro is delayed. The new 13-inch Framework flagship was set to launch in June, but shipments from the first batch are now expected in July - and there's still a chance some shipments could slip to early August. If you're not in the first batch, your Laptop 13 Pro shifts from a July shipment to August, though some could be as late as early September. Framework informed customers who preordered a Laptop 13 Pro of the delay via email, outlining the reasons for the extra wait.

Congress Just Rushed Through a Disastrous Copyright Office Overhaul

In a voice vote earlier this week, the House of Representatives passed H.R. 6028, the “Legislative Branch Agencies Clarification Act.” The legislation is presented as a technical reorganization of some government agencies, but it’s much more than that. H.R. 6028 would fundamentally change the U.S. Copyright Office, and not in a good way. The bill removes the Library of Congress’ current supervisory role over the Copyright Office, transfers several powers directly to the Register of Copyrights, a

Apple’s new Siri AI knows when to shut up

Apple's new Siri AI is finally here, and so far, it seems like it works. I have access and have been messing around with it, and my biggest impression so far is that Siri AI is quite curt - which I mean as a compliment. Many AI chatbots are cheery and wordy. While a more verbose and casual personality can make a chatbot seem friendlier and more fun to talk to, there are instances of users becoming extremely attached to their chatbot of choice. People have fallen in love with chatbots. When OpenA

Pact on Migration and Asylum enters into application on 12 June

European Commission Press release Brussels, 11 Jun 2026 Tomorrow, 12 June 2026, the Pact on Migration and Asylum will start to apply in all EU Member States.

Discours par la Commissaire Hadja Lahbib à la Fédération des Entreprises de Belgique

European Commission Discours Brussels, 12 Jun 2026 Het is een plezier bij u te zijn vanavond, zelfs al is het virtueel. Het spijt mij dat ik fysiek niet aanwezig kan zijn. Ik was op dringende humanitaire missie ...

Questions and answers on the Pact on Migration and Asylum

European Commission Questions and answers Brussels, 11 Jun 2026 INDEX General questions A. Secure external borders Robust screening Eurodac asylum and migration database Border procedure and returns Crisis protocols and act...