Microsoft’s SharePoint patches fail, zero-day attacks already underway

Payments giant Stripe is preparing to spend over $7 billion to become a gateway for AI token sales. AI gateways are gaining traction as companies struggle with model orchestration and deployment complexity.

Anthropic says its text watermarking scheme relies on inconsequential words, such as "Shall I compare thee to a summer's afternoon." The approach is expected to be adopted by other organizations looking to detect AI-generated content without degrading quality.

Chinese AI labs continue to advance while US labs play defense. DeepSeek introduced an innovative system that treats everything as a plug-in, enabling more flexible model integration and orchestration.

Autonomous AI attacks pose a "clear and present danger" to critical infrastructure. Experts warn that weaponized AI agents could turn digital intrusions into kinetic disasters, potentially causing physical damage to power grids, water systems, and other essential services.

GPU rental company Nebius promises rapid power scaling to 1 GW, jumping through every financial hoop necessary to achieve this goal. The company aims to meet growing demand for AI training and inference hardware.

Russian hackers are posing as Signal support to launch phishing attacks targeting users of the encrypted messaging app. The US has taken down Iranian propaganda sites. A marketing company sent an email asking "Why Do We Have Your Information?" after a data breach.

Microsoft released patches that failed to fix on-premises SharePoint vulnerabilities, leaving the platform under zero-day attack. The company has not yet provided a working fix. China is upgrading smartphone surveillance tools. Ring has eased its anti-snooping stance, allowing users more control over camera access.