ShinyHunters claimed responsibility for hacking Instructure's Canvas platform, defacing multiple school login pages with extortion messages.
Meta is defending against New Mexico's public nuisance lawsuit alleging the company's platforms harm young users, with the case carrying significant financial implications.
Federal Communications Commission Chairman Brendan Carr announced a comprehensive review of the $3 billion E-Rate program that subsidizes internet access for schools.
Multiple government agencies are implementing advanced biometric technologies for identification and monitoring purposes.
Tesla posted higher quarterly revenue and profits while CEO Musk acknowledged millions of vehicles cannot receive unsupervised self-driving capabilities.
Cash App introduced a wand-shaped contactless payment device while other tech companies announce partnerships and product updates.
Apple has launched personalized app recommendations in the App Store and is updating macOS with design changes and AI features.
Several major technology companies including SpaceX, OpenAI and Anthropic are reportedly preparing for public offerings while SpaceX continues product development.
The European Commission imposed a €200 million fine on Chinese e-commerce platform Temu for violating Digital Services Act rules by failing to prevent illegal product sales.
Australia will impose a 2% levy on major tech companies unless they reach local news deals, while a large AI data center project is planned for Utah.
A new cybersecurity report indicates hackers are focusing more on voter misinformation campaigns than direct ballot manipulation for upcoming elections.
Various technology and space-related companies face regulatory challenges, competition, and new business opportunities across multiple sectors.
Privacy-focused search engine DuckDuckGo saw a significant increase in app downloads after Google introduced AI-powered search results at its 2026 developer conference.
Scientists and researchers are filing lawsuits against the Trump administration over restrictions on federal funding and research into online safety issues.
Enterprise software company ServiceNow disclosed that a security vulnerability allowed unauthorized access to some customer data.
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