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Google AI Mode Now Shows Link Carousels for Developing Topics
In short: Google’s AI Mode now shows a row of article links for a developing topic, which gives timely, well-sourced pages a…
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The Moment Your Website Actually Has to Do Its Job Now
In short: after an AI recommendation, many people open the company’s own website to verify it, so your website has to confirm…
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Google’s Fourth Spam Update of 2026: What It Won’t Fix, According to Our Own Data
Google began rolling out its September 2026 spam update at 9:15 a.m. PDT on September 24, applying worldwide and to all languages,…
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100+ Companies Including OpenAI and Anthropic Warn About AI-Enabled Cyberattacks
In short: more than 100 companies signed a letter calling for stronger cyber defense against AI-enabled attacks, but it carries no commitments.…
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A Judge Called Google’s Use of Publisher Content “Really Unfair.” Then He Dismissed the Case
A federal judge overseeing Penske Media’s antitrust lawsuit against Google’s AI Overviews feature said during a hearing that Google’s use of publisher…
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A Guilty Plea in the Snowflake Extortions Shows Why MFA Isn’t Optional
In short: the Snowflake extortion campaign worked because a stolen password was enough. None of the affected accounts had MFA, so a…
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A Botnet Is Scanning for Exposed Docker Hosts Every Five Minutes
In short: a Docker host that exposes its management API on port 2375 without authentication can be taken over, and the Carbonato…
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The Elementor Flaw That Lets One Click Create a New Admin Account
An Elementor CSRF bug in versions 4.3.0-4.3.1 lets a single clicked link create a rogue admin account. Here’s how the bypass works…
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Namecheap’s $50K ACPA Order and What It Means for Your Domain
A federal judge ordered Namecheap to explain a $50,000 ACPA sanction. What the case means for registrar liability and your own domain…
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GitLab’s Critical AI Gateway Flaw: What Self-Hosted Admins Must Know
CVE-2026-90970 hits the self-hosted GitLab AI Gateway with a 9.9 CVSS score. Who’s exposed, why patching alone isn’t enough, and what to…
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