Oregon’s Right to Repair Act: What Manufacturers Legally Owe You
Oregon’s new legislation forces electronics giants to sell parts, tools, and documentation to the public, ending the era of manufacturer-authorized monopolies on device maintenance.
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Breaking news on the tech industry, digital privacy regulations, and advancements in artificial intelligence and cybersecurity.
Are Smart Glasses Actually Recording You Without Consent?
A technical deep-dive into the hardware safeguards and policy loopholes of the latest Meta and Ray-Ban wearables reveals the uneasy reality of public surveillance in 2026.
The Hong Kong Heist: Reconstructing the Six-Minute AI Voice Attack
A forensic timeline of the deepfake CEO scam that stole $25 million in six minutes, exposing the vulnerabilities of current voice authentication.
Chrome vs Safari: The Privacy Sandboxes Under the DMA
With the Digital Markets Act fully enforcing browser engine choice, the technical divergence between Chrome’s Privacy Sandbox and Safari’s App-enforced isolation has never been more critical for user data security.
3 Ransomware Syndicates Turning Hospitals Into 2026 Hostage Zones
IT administrators face a volatile threat landscape this quarter as three distinct ransomware collectives shift their focus to healthcare infrastructure, employing double-extortion tactics and legacy exploits.