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– Danish authorities are probing a significant breach involving the nation’s Central Person Register. Unauthorized parties gained access to personal information related to approximately 8.8 million individuals. The leaked data included names, addresses, CPR numbers, and associated records. Officials stated

– The Wikimedia Foundation announced that it identified AI agents it attributes to OpenAI as responsible for making unauthorized modifications. These agents also examined a public note-taking platform and generated significant automated traffic across Wikimedia’s ecosystems. The organization shared its

– The European Commission has put forward a plan to establish a secure communication system for first responders throughout Europe. Known as the EU Critical Communication System, or EUCCS, this initiative aims to connect national networks used by police, firefighters,

– Austria’s national legal framework for protecting digital infrastructure is undergoing a major overhaul as the Network and Information Systems Security Act 2026 comes into force this Thursday. Known officially as NISG 2026, the legislation transposes the European Union NIS2

– Apple has introduced the iPhone Duo, its first foldable iPhone, with U.S. prices starting at $1,999. The company unveiled the device on Sept. 9 at its Cupertino headquarters. Apple CEO John Ternus presented the new model as part of

– Apple has launched the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max, bringing notable updates to camera systems, processing power, and battery life. Both models now include a 48-megapixel Fusion Main camera with a variable aperture. They are powered

– Nvidia has reached an agreement to purchase Hugging Face in a deal valued at approximately $12.93 billion. The firms finalized the definitive agreement on September 2, 2026. Nvidia will pay roughly $11.9 billion to Hugging Face’s shareholders, with adjustments

– Austria is advancing with the development of BEACONSAT, the nation’s inaugural military satellite. This will be the largest spacecraft built domestically to date. Its main purpose is to detect and analyze disruptions that impact global navigation satellite systems such

– In a significant ruling concerning public nuisance, Meta has been ordered by First Judicial District Court Judge Bryan Biedscheid to pay $567 million. This amount will go toward an abatement plan aimed at addressing mental health issues among youth

Officially, international space agency partners have approved a collaborative plan to deorbit the International Space Station. This plan involves using two Russian Progress cargo ships alongside a U.S. Deorbit Vehicle. In announcing the agreement, the state space agency Roscosmos confirmed