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Plus: Apple Once Again Raises Trade-In Values for iPhones, Macs, iPads, Watches


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From Black Hat to the White House: The Scariest Cyber News You Missed This Week

From Las Vegas keynotes to government dragnet revelations, inside the chaotic week that proved no AI, inbox, or stored password is truly safe.

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THE TECH NEWS YOU NEED NOW

The Sandbox Failed: How OpenAI's Experimental AIs Went Rogue and Attacked Hugging Face

OpenAI took the stage at Black Hat to unpack the wild chain reaction that allowed its autonomous models to plot a cross-platform cyberattack.

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20 Wi-Fi Routers From This Chinese Vendor Found With a Backdoor

Zbtlink says the alleged backdoor is intended for customer troubleshooting, but it's working on a firmware update to fix the issue nonetheless.

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Roblox Admits Deleting Your Data Triggers a 600-Step Process

At Black Hat, Roblox revealed that deleting one user's data can trigger more than 600 tasks, raising questions about whether user privacy is truly a priority.

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Environmental Groups Want FCC to Reverse Plans for Space Mirror Satellite

The FCC has approved a plan from Reflect Orbital to launch its Earendil-1 satellite, which features a 60-by-60-foot mirror. Earthjustice claims it could disrupt wildlife, blind people, and more.

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Higher Costs, Insecure Software? How US Ban on Foreign Inverters Could Hit Solar

About 50% of the US inverter market for solar energy is dominated by Chinese companies, an analyst at Wood Mackenzie says. But don't expect too much impact on the residential market yet.

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Apple Once Again Raises Trade-In Values for iPhones, Macs, iPads, Watches

Apple's iPhone trade-in values have increased by $20 to $30 since May, while iPad trade-in values have risen by $25 to $35.

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Dolby Vision 2 Is Coming. Here's What to Know About This New HDR Format

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