OpenAI engineer arrested over hiding recorder in exec. meeting room

An OpenAI engineer has been arrested and charged with allegedly planting a concealed audio recording device in an executive conference room at the company’s San Francisco offices. OpenAI says it used its own AI models to investigate the device and identify the employee, who has since been fired. The US Department of Justice identified the … The post OpenAI engineer arrested over hiding recorder in exec. meeting room…

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Proton pledges to open-source internal AI tools after backlash

Proton has pledged to release and open-source internal AI tools, including more capable versions of its Lumo assistant, and publish details of its software review processes following criticism of its AI strategy and workplace culture. In a statement published yesterday on X, the company said it would disclose where AI is permitted internally, where it … The post Proton pledges to open-source internal AI tools after b…

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Trezor warns users to move funds after suspected spy implant report

Trezor is urging customers who bought hardware wallets supplied by CryptoBilis from March 2026 onward to move their cryptocurrency to new wallets. The warning follows a credible report of a suspected hardware implant in a Trezor Safe 5. The company has not yet received the device for examination, and no CryptoBilis customer has reported stolen … The post Trezor warns users to move funds after suspected spy implant re…

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Reddit to require login to access content, citing scraping and ad targeting

Reddit plans to become a primarily logged-in service, moving away from two decades of largely open browsing. The platform says this will improve personalization, strengthen advertising, and restrict unauthorized data scraping. CEO Steve Huffman, posting as u/spez in an announcement titled “About that login screen,” said testing will begin in selected markets outside the United … The post Reddit to require login to ac…

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Binance links $6.3 billion security incident to compromised laptop

Binance says a compromised DevOps engineer’s laptop may have enabled an attacker to submit unauthorized withdrawals in a security incident with an estimated impact of $6.3 billion. The cryptocurrency exchange says it has frozen approximately $3 billion in affected assets on-chain and pledged to cover all losses. Withdrawals remain suspended while Binance overhauls its withdrawal … The post Binance links $6.3 billion…