Censys found 800+ Artex deployments exposed without passwords in November 2026, allowing potentially unauthorized use. Released in July, the AI tool has been linked to attacks on Korean finance and other sectors, including data exfiltration.
More than 100,000 App Store apps now support Apple’s iPhone Duo just two weeks after launch, with thousands more added daily, VP Susan Prescott says. But Instagram’s messy launch experience shows adoption doesn’t guarantee polish.
Kobo’s Stack supports EPUB/PDF uploads up to 200MB, syncing progress, highlights and notes across apps, web and select e-readers. It launches in six markets at Canadian $3.99/month or UK £2.99/month, with a 90-day trial; US availability is unannounced.
Layer3 Intel observed 28 residential-proxy services routing traffic through the network from Oct. 5 to Nov. 3, 2026, mostly 5 p.m.–midnight ET. Synthient linked the activity to Rave, which reportedly bundles 12 proxy SDKs.
The European Commission says TikTok’s existing controls have failed to prevent “rabbit hole” exposure to repeated content about sadness, isolation and body image. Under the 2023 Digital Services Act, TikTok must redesign its For You feed or face fines of up to 6% of global turnover.
Fox’s $22 billion acquisition gives it control of Roku, which reaches more than 100 million U.S. households, and adds founder Anthony Wood to Fox’s board. Fox plans to bring sports, news and local stations to the platform.
Physicl’s Studio offers 10,000 3D environments and 100,000 object assets for generating synthetic robot-training data, including cluttered or shadowed scenes. Early customer SpAItial used it to improve Echo-3, its 3D simulation tool built from 2D imagery.
Underdog’s Woof weighs 31.7MB and runs locally in most browsers, enabling offline speech generation without sending data to cloud providers. The 31-million-parameter model debuted November 5, 2026, following the company’s 167MB Bark speech-to-text release.
The service is rolling out first to a small group of US customers via invitation text, with Amazon promising “millions more” in the coming weeks. Users can send product photos or descriptions, get recommendations, track prices, and complete purchases.
About 100 protesters entered the Amsterdam site on Nov. 6, despite the city’s ban on new data centers until 2030. The project covers three 85-meter towers, planned since 2016, with Microsoft as sole tenant and Pure Data Centres as developer.
At least 10 U.S. governments moved since summer 2026 to curb Flock Safety amid concerns over surveillance and data sharing. Its network of more than 100,000 cameras faces backlash over officer stalking cases and ICE and ATF access without local authorization.
Meta, Google, and TikTok sued AG Rob Bonta in November 2026 over AB 1709, taking effect in 2027 to ban autoplay and personalized feeds for under-16s. Platforms face fines up to $50,000 per affected user and cite First Amendment violations.
