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An Illinois man pleaded guilty to hacking nearly 600 women’s Snapchat accounts to steal nude photos that he kept, sold, or traded online, including accounts he compromised at the request of a former university track coach who was later convicted of sextortion. 26-year-old defendant Kyle Svara admitted in federal court in Boston to phishing access codes from hundreds of victims between May 2020 and February 2021, and accessed at least 59 Snapchat accounts without permission to download private photos. According to court documents, Svara used social engineering tactics to obtain victims’ emails, phone numbers, and Snapchat usernames, then texted more…
Electric vehicle adoption continues to rise across commercial and urban markets. Property owners now face changing expectations from tenants, employees, and visitors. Charging access has become part of modern infrastructure planning discussions. Commercial properties that adapt early gain competitive advantages. These installations support sustainability goals and future readiness. Businesses seek practical upgrades that improve property value steadily. Many property managers explore commercial EV charging installation as a strategic upgrade. Charging stations attract electric vehicle drivers consistently. They signal innovation, responsibility, and long-term planning. Commercial spaces with chargers feel more accessible and convenient. Understanding the benefits clarifies why this investment matters.…
Quantum Shore Chicago is set to completely transform the lakefront where I used to call home. If you grew up in or near Chicago, you know the city was once the site of many steel mills. Now, it is being reimagined with a greater focus on technological innovation, namely quantum. Once the site of steel mills that built this nation’s bridges and skyscrapers, today the area of Chicago is being reimagined to forge new ideas and industries that will shape the forefront of technology for decades to come. The former U.S. Steel South Works site at 8080 S. DuSable Lake…
People without coding backgrounds are discovering that they can build their own custom apps using vibe coding — solutions like Lovable that turn plain-language descriptions into working code. While these prompt-to-code tools can help create nice prototypes, launching them into full-scale production (as this reporter recently discovered) can be tricky without figuring out how to connect the application with external tech services, such as those that can send text messages via SMS, email, and process Stripe payments. Ilan Zerbib, who spent five years as Shopify’s director of engineering for payments, is building a solution that could eliminate these back-end infrastructure…
There has been a clear shift over recent years in how scientists assess the risks of engineered nanoparticles, calling for toxicity evaluations that are predictive, mechanism-based, and grounded in real-life exposure scenarios. Study: Predictive and Mechanism-Based Toxicity Evaluation of Engineered Nanoparticles. Image Credit: TheCorgi/Shutterstock.com An editorial published in Nanomaterials synthesizes findings from a recent Special Issue, reflecting how the field is moving beyond short-term toxicity tests toward more integrated and forward-looking safety frameworks. Get all the details: Grab your PDF here! Engineered nanoparticles (NPs), typically measuring between 1 and 100 nanometers, behave very differently from their bulk material counterparts. Their high surface area…
Boyd Gaming Corporation reported higher revenue for both the fourth quarter and full year 2025, while a major asset sale delivered a sharp boost to annual net income, the company said Thursday. For the three months ended December 31, Boyd, which operates casinos and resorts across the United States, generated $1.1 billion in revenue. That was up from roughly $1 billion in the same period a year earlier. Net income for the quarter, however, declined to $140.4 million, or $1.79 per share, from $170.5 million, or $1.92 per share, in the fourth quarter of 2024. Adjusted earnings totaled $173.5 million,…
Amid growing industry buzz, agentic Artificial Intelligence (AI) is beginning to move beyond whiteboard concepts into early pilots across sales, marketing, and revenue teams. As early proof-of-concept initiatives gain traction, enterprises are increasingly viewing agentic AI not merely as a suite of tools but as a transformative system of intelligence that can reshape growth services. Its promise extends beyond efficiency, signaling a shift toward dynamic, self-learning marketing operations where agents autonomously plan, execute, and optimize campaigns, engage with customers, and tackle creative workflows. Reach out to discuss this topic in depth. Highlight: Agentic AI represents a natural evolution from traditional automation to intelligent orchestration. Powered by Large Action Models (LAMs), these agents…
Bharti Airtel’s Q3 FY26 results highlight more than financial growth. A closer look at the company’s operational metrics suggests that recent network investments are beginning to reflect in how users experience the service across mobile and broadband.The company reported Rs 39,226 crore in India revenue, a 13.2% year-on-year increase, driven by mobile premiumisation, strong traction in the Homes segment, and stable performance from Airtel Business. India EBITDA rose to Rs 23,676 crore, up 19.3% YoY, with margins improving to 60.4%. Consolidated net income, before exceptional items, stood at Rs 6,920 crore.While these figures underline financial strength, the underlying drivers point…
That was certainly the case for Claude Opus 4.5, the latest version of Anthropic’s most powerful model, which was released in late November. In December, METR announced that Opus 4.5 appeared to be capable of independently completing a task that would have taken a human about five hours—a vast improvement over what even the exponential trend would have predicted. One Anthropic safety researcher tweeted that he would change the direction of his research in light of those results; another employee at the company simply wrote, “mom come pick me up i’m scared.” Credit: METR.ORG But the truth is more complicated…
When your CISO mentions “AI security” in the next board meeting, what exactly do they mean? Are they talking about protecting your AI systems from attacks? Using AI to catch hackers? Preventing employees from leaking data to an unapproved AI service? Ensuring your AI doesn’t produce harmful outputs? The answer might be “all of the above”; and that’s precisely the problem. AI became deeply embedded in enterprise operations. As a result, the intersection of “AI” and “security” has become increasingly complex and confusing. The same terms are used to describe fundamentally different domains with distinct objectives, leading to miscommunication that…