Several software vulnerabilities threaten the AI-powered automation tool n8n. Security patches are available for download.

Google is preparing its mobile operating system for future attacks with quantum computers. The first protective mechanisms are being introduced in Android 17.

MG expands its offerings in Europe with the MG4 Urban and the MGS9 PHEV. The smaller one competes in the Golf class, the larger is a 5-meter SUV.

Two buses without drivers are to transport passengers to Düsseldorf Airport from May. The vehicles are controlled remotely.

The EU Parliament had to vote again on the Commission's desired extension of "voluntary chat control" – and rejected it.

The development environment GitLab is vulnerable through several security gaps. Admins should update their installations to the current version.

Volkswagen's brand manager Thomas Schäfer says the era of touch-sensitive controls is definitively over.

Security updates for IBM InfoSphere Information Server have been released. Those for WebSphere Application Server Liberty are still pending.

For a few weeks now, malware that also leverages the OpenClaw hype has been circulating on the developer platform GitHub. Repositories keep appearing.

The EU Commission announced today that it is demanding better age verification from major adult platforms and Snapchat.

When giving talks and presentations in front of the webcam, it is often difficult to read texts without looking away. The app Notchie helps.

TRImodal Brain Encoder released in second version. Meta FAIR can now predict how the human brain reacts.

The IT Planning Council has defined many open standards for administrative IT – from ODF to post-quantum crypto. However, some gaps still exist.

A new display coating reduces light reflections on new QD-OLED monitors. This should make them appear less grayish-violet.

Google's TurboQuant reduces the KV cache of large language models to 3 bits. Accuracy is said to remain, speed to multiply.

Because a boat entered the exclusion zone around the launch site, the Spectrum rocket could not launch. Isar Aerospace is looking for a new launch window.

Meta is again cutting jobs in Reality Labs and is testing a new organizational structure within the division that is consistently focused on AI.

Information about acquired pension entitlements is available free of charge from pension insurance. A deceptively similar-looking site charges 30 Euros for it.

Apple has changed a workflow frequently used by users for manually updating iPhone apps. You can find the updates here now.

The context-aware voice assistant, announced two years ago, is still missing. But for iOS 27, Apple is reportedly planning a major AI push.

Apple's office suite was long the carefree basic equipment on Macs & Co. Now the apps are freemium instead of simply free. Is this going too far?

In current firmwares for TP-Link's Archer routers, developers have closed four security vulnerabilities.

The web framework IHP 1.5.0 brings a new database layer, significant performance gains, and an improved modular architecture.

MIT has redefined the motion capture of human hands. Cameras, data gloves, or muscle signal acquisition are no longer needed for this.

With Android 17, Google is integrating a contact selection. This allows users to share only the contacts and data with apps that are actually necessary.

While digitalization is celebrated as a means for better care at the Digital Health Innovation Forum, data and courage are often lacking in practice.

The new "Harry Potter" series from HBO Max will launch at Christmas. A first trailer shows new actors and familiar designs.

Hugo Barra once led Oculus at Facebook. Now he's back, bringing expertise in AI agents. He will be part of the Superintelligence team.

Internet access providers are not liable for their customers' illegal file-sharing, says the US Supreme Court. This saves the entire industry.

The Finnish Ministry of Justice wanted to move a computer system for election processing to AWS. This decision has been temporarily reversed.