Google releases Chrome patch for actively exploited zero-day vulnerability
A new version of Google Chrome for Windows, Mac, and Linux has been released, fixing a dozen vulnerabilities. Among the patched flaws is a high-severity bug that is being actively exploited in real-world attacks.
» readMicrosoft defends AI training as fair use while launching Astra cybersecurity model
Microsoft moved for summary judgment in New York AI copyright litigation on 4 September, arguing that its Copilot reproduced book passages only 24 times across 8.2 million conversations.
» readNoise Master Buds Open debut as company’s first open-ear clip-on earbuds with Bose tuning.
The new Noise Master Buds Open have been introduced as the company’s first entry in the open-ear segment, joining its existing Master series lineup.
» readFlock Safety adds overdue restrictions as cities flee its license plate surveillance tech.
The article reported that Flock Safety has finally introduced new default settings to address months of reporting on abusive use by police and the company itself.
» readCourt rules on trademark dispute between Elon Musk’s X and startup over “Twitter,” “tweet,” and bird logo
A federal court in Delaware has issued a split ruling in a trademark dispute between Elon Musk’s X and a startup called Operation Bluebird. The court barred the startup from using the name “Twitter.
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