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A regulator in Australia has forced Roblox into a legally binding overhaul after discovering the platform systematically failed to prevent adults from privately messaging 1.7 million children. The stakes are concrete and immediate: your child or grandchil

A classified war game this week exposed a chilling reality: Chinese hackers have spent the last three years quietly embedding malware into American water utilities and civilian infrastructure, and the United States has no unified plan to stop them or resp

Starting August 31st, Nielsen will require thousands of research panelists to strap listening devices to their wrists while they watch television at home. The ratings giant announced a suite of "key enhancements" to its data-capturing process ahead of the

The Department of Justice has opened an investigation into Andreessen Horowitz over board seat conflicts using a law passed in 1914-and the venture capital industry is scrambling to understand what happens next. This is the first time the DOJ has invoked

Eight instructional videos materialized on Valve's servers last week, each one a small window into how the company expects you to wear, adjust, and sign into its upcoming Steam Frame virtual reality headset-and the login method is so stripped-down it bord

A reverse-image search tool that promised users their data would remain "private and secure" had instead left more than 9 million photographs of people's faces sitting unprotected on the internet, discoverable by anyone who knew where to look. ClarityChec

You hover your mouse over a download link for Steam, Blender, or OBS Studio-the safety check you've relied on for years-and the address bar shows exactly what you expect. Then you click, and malware begins installing. Security researchers at Malwarebytes

Walk into a Best Buy or check Amazon's flash drive section, and you'll find 64GB, 256GB, even 1TB sticks lined up like soldiers. But try to buy a 1GB drive-the kind that once felt futuristic in 2005-and you'll hit a wall. They're not gone. They still work

Mindgeek, the parent company of Pornhub, agreed this week to pay $120 million to settle class action lawsuits filed by victims of child sexual abuse whose exploitation videos were hosted on its platforms for over a decade. The settlement, announced in Apr

A humanoid robot just broke a barrier that stood for two decades: it ran faster than Usain Bolt ever did. Unitree, a Chinese robotics startup, recorded their "Superman" humanoid robot sprinting at 12.66 meters per second-a speed that eclipses Bolt's peak