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Last week, Volkswagen previewed its upcoming $21,500 electric car by unveiling the ID.Every1 concept. The little hatchback looks awesome, has a space-age cabin with a big ol’ touchscreen and should go at least 150 miles on a charge. As TechCrunch reports, it will be the first VW Group car to…

Manus is either agentic AI coming good or completely useless - depending on who you ask

Nissan's falling out with Honda was just as unexpected as talks of its potential merger. Yet, somehow, it felt inevitable—neither brand seemed interested in a true 50/50 partnership. Soon, rumors arose that the deal was to avoid a hostile takeover from Taiwanese electronics giant Foxconn. Ironically, Nissan may now tap a…

Millions of victims are affected by flaws in Cocospy and Spyic.

Security researchers accuse notorious spyware maker SIO of loading fake versions of popular apps and support tools with malicious code.

A vulnerability allowed threat actors to disable USB Restricted Mode on iOS and iPadOS devices.

Russian attackers took plenty of sensitive data from a limited number of accounts.

Instagram has made its own versions of the stories and face filters pioneered by Snapchat.

Israeli spyware company Paragon says the US government is a customer, shortly after it was called out by WhatsApp for targeting journalists.

AngelSense was leaking names, location data, and more to anyone with a browser and knowledge of the right IP address.

Unsurprisingly, spokespeople for Clop’s corporate victims are being coy about the extent of the intrusions into their servers, or refusing to admit any at all.