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STANDARD·Cybersecurity

Online Scams Are Changing Who Gets Targeted and How

FBI internet crime data shows online scams are not only growing more costly, but also reaching households across age groups through crypto, AI-related and other cyber-enabled fraud.

May 26, 2026

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STANDARD·Cybersecurity

Project Glasswing Targets the Open-Source Software Behind Critical Systems

Anthropic's Project Glasswing puts a spotlight on open-source software security and the shared code that banks, hospitals, cloud services and governments depend on.

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BRIEF·Cybersecurity

CISA Exploited-Flaw Updates Keep Pressure on Patch Management

CISA's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog gives federal agencies deadlines for fixing actively exploited flaws and gives private organizations a practical risk list.

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STANDARD·Cybersecurity

Microsoft Defender Flaws Put Patch Timing Back in the Spotlight

Two Microsoft Defender vulnerabilities reportedly under active exploitation show why security tools still need fast, verified updates.

Consumer Tech

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STANDARD·Consumer Tech

Roblox Safety Scrutiny Puts Parents Back in the Middle of Online Gaming Risks

State investigations and child-safety complaints have put Roblox back under scrutiny, raising practical questions for families about chat, spending, controls and online gaming risk.

May 26, 2026

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STANDARD·Consumer Tech

Meta Smart-Glasses Investigation Puts Wearable Privacy Back in the Spotlight

A Texas investigation into Meta AI glasses highlights the privacy questions that come with camera-equipped wearables moving into everyday life.

May 23, 2026

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BRIEF·Consumer Tech

FTC Location-Data Settlement Shows Why Phone Privacy Still Matters

A proposed FTC settlement with Kochava puts new attention on how sensitive phone location data can be sold, shared and used to trace people’s movements.

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STANDARD·Consumer Tech

Android XR Glasses Push AI Wearables Closer to Real Consumers

Google and Xreal’s Android XR glasses news points to a wearable future that is getting more serious, but pricing, privacy and everyday usefulness remain unsettled.

Space / Innovation

STANDARD·Space / Innovation

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NASA’s Moon Base Push Moves From Vision to Equipment and Delivery Plans

NASA’s latest moon-base planning points to the practical hardware behind a sustained lunar presence, from rovers and drones to landers, power systems and private delivery work.

May 27, 2026

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BRIEF·Space / Innovation

FCC Satellite Rule Changes Aim to Expand Broadband Capacity From Space

Recent FCC satellite rule changes show why space-based internet depends not only on satellites, but also on spectrum policy and regulatory approval.

May 23, 2026

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STANDARD·Space / Innovation

AMD's 2nm Server Chip Ramp Shows How AI Is Reshaping Computing Infrastructure

AMD's EPYC Venice production ramp shows why the AI boom depends not only on GPUs and models, but also on server CPUs, fabs and supply chains.

May 23, 2026

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STANDARD·Space / Innovation

SpaceX Filing Opens a Rare Public Window Into a Private Space Giant

A public SpaceX S-1 filing gives readers a rare look at the business, risks and public reliance behind one of the world's most important private space companies.

AI / Software

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STANDARD·AI / Software

GPT-5.5 Shows How AI Tools Are Moving From Chat Into Everyday Workflows

OpenAI says GPT-5.5 is built for more complex work across coding, research, documents, spreadsheets and tools, showing where consumer AI is headed next.

May 29, 2026

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STANDARD·AI / Software

AI Voice Scams Are Making Family Emergency Calls Harder to Trust

Federal consumer guidance warns that voice cloning can make old impersonation scams more convincing, especially when callers claim a family emergency.

May 26, 2026

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STANDARD·AI / Software

Microsoft Says AI's Workplace Test Is Moving From Pilots to Execution

Microsoft's latest Work Trend Index argues that companies are moving past AI experiments and into the harder work of redesigning jobs, workflows and measurement.

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BRIEF·AI / Software

Dell Pushes Local AI Agents as Companies Weigh Cloud Risk

Dell's Deskside Agentic AI announcement points to a practical enterprise question: should some AI systems run closer to company data instead of entirely in the cloud?

Big Tech

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STANDARD·Big Tech

FTC Tells Major Platforms to Prepare for Take It Down Act Compliance

The FTC has warned major technology companies to comply with new takedown rules for nonconsensual intimate imagery, including AI-generated deepfake content.

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STANDARD·Big Tech

Google I/O Shows AI Becoming the Default Layer Across Everyday Tech

Google’s I/O announcements show AI moving deeper into search, phones, browsers and apps, but many features will arrive through staged rollouts rather than all at once.

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STANDARD·Big Tech

Google Expands AI Content Labels as Synthetic Media Becomes Harder to Spot

Google is expanding tools meant to show how digital media was created or edited, but labels and provenance systems are only part of the answer.