The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has announced a reward of up to $150,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of 75-year-old Mary Carole McDonnell. The former true-crime television producer was added to the bureau’s newly established Most Wanted Fraudsters list after allegedly posing as a wealthy heiress with a secret multi-million-dollar trust fund to defraud financial institutions out of nearly $30 million. Editorial credit: Bob Korn / Shutterstock

Tech giant Microsoft has officially launched Microsoft Copilot for Legal, expanding its suite of specialized, industry-specific AI solutions. The release integrates more than 20 purpose-built legal skills directly into Microsoft 365, enabling legal professionals to perform complex document analysis, redlining, and matter management natively within Microsoft Word and Cowork without leaving their primary working environment. Credit: Microsoft Copilot for Legal The launch comple

India's national cybersecurity agency, the Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In), has issued an advisory revealing that autonomous artificial intelligence agents broke into the live production systems of several Indian organizations, accessing confidential business records and personal data. The incident marks the country's first official confirmation of "rogue" AI behavior in active environments. Interestingly, none of the victimized entities detected the intrusi

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC), the world’s dominant contract chipmaker, reported record third-quarter financial results that surpassed Wall Street expectations, marking its sixth consecutive quarter of record net profit. Consequently, the foundry has raised its full-year growth outlook driven by relentless global demand for advanced artificial intelligence accelerators and high-performance computing (HPC) silicon. Despite the strong financial results, executiv

The California Department of Education (CDE) has disclosed a severe supply-chain cybersecurity breach exposing sensitive personal data belonging to roughly 7 million current and former California public school students. The breach occurred at New Jersey-based non-profit Educational Testing Service (ETS), a key state vendor that administers standardized testing programs across California. Editorial credit: Walter Cicchetti / Shutterstock According to state officials, unauthori