Coordinated disturbances haunt grids worldwide. Here’s how researchers solved the mystery.

For years, mysterious electrical anomalies have been flummoxing grid managers around the world. Every 60 seconds, the frequency on the grid would drop a tiny bit. Even weirder: The sags happened at the exact same time on power grids across countries and continents. It was a mystery that Dirk Witthaut, a researcher at Forschungszentrum Jülich … Read more

OpenAI GPT-6 Cyber Finds 81 High-Severity Firefox Security Flaws

Artificial intelligence is becoming a more active part of cybersecurity research, helping specialists examine complex software and identify weaknesses that may be difficult to detect through conventional testing. OpenAI’s latest release, OpenAI GPT-6 Cyber, is designed specifically for this work. Announced on November 5, 2026, the model focuses on vulnerability discovery, exploit development, and security … Read more

If Snap’s Specs are still ridiculously expensive, they’re also a lot more comfortable than they used to be

When I tried a prototype of Snap’s Specs at CES in Las Vegas earlier this year, the experience left something to be desired. The company’s AR glasses — which the company calls a “new kind of computer” — were heavy (they weighed around 8 ounces) and fit rather uncomfortably on my face. The device was … Read more

Motorola Signature 27 GrapheneOS Support: What Buyers Need to Know

GrapheneOS is moving beyond Google Pixel hardware. The Signature 27 is Motorola’s first officially announced GrapheneOS-compatible smartphonebut official builds are not yet available for installation. Buyers still need answers about how and when they can actually use it. Motorola Signature 27: Why GrapheneOS Support Matters The development has been building since September 24, when GrapheneOS … Read more

How Bug Bounty Programs Turn External Hackers Into Your Strongest Defense Line

Software teams ship features at a pace that leaves internal security stretched thin, and penetration tests and automated scanners catch many issues, yet they remain snapshots in time. Code keeps changing, new endpoints appear, dependencies shift, and the gap between what gets tested and what actually runs keeps widening. Bug bounty programs close part of … Read more