Paystack Builds a Holding Company to Mark a Defining Shift Paystack builds a holding company as it marks ten years of rapid growth and signals a clear evolution beyond payments. Many readers searching today want to know whether Paystack is still just a payments platform or something more. The answer...

Just the Browser: A Cleaner, AI-Free Web Experience Tired of your browser constantly pushing AI features, sponsored content, and annoying pop-ups? A new tool called Just the Browser promises to return control to users, stripping Chrome, Edge, and Firefox down to their core functionality. Developed b...

Elon Musk Targets OpenAI and Microsoft for Billions Elon Musk is taking legal action against OpenAI and Microsoft, seeking between $79 billion and $134 billion in damages. Musk claims he is owed “wrongful gains” following his early investment in OpenAI, arguing that both companies profited massively...

Grubhub Confirms Cyberattack Amid Ransom Demands Grubhub has confirmed that hackers gained unauthorized access to its internal systems, sparking widespread concern among customers and industry watchers. While the company insists that financial information and customer order histories remain unaffect...

Browser cookies are supposed to be small pieces of data that keep users logged in and sessions running smoothly. But what happens when the criminals stealing those cookies forget to secure their own systems? That exact question was answered after security researchers uncovered a flaw inside a cookie...

Anna’s Archive Hit with Court Order Over WorldCat Data A U.S. court has ordered Anna’s Archive, a controversial open-source search engine for shadow libraries, to delete copies of WorldCat data and halt any further scraping or distribution. The ruling comes after OCLC, the organization behind WorldC...

California Demands xAI Stop Non-Consensual Deepfakes California is stepping up action against non-consensual deepfake images generated by Elon Musk’s xAI. Attorney General Rob Bonta sent a cease-and-desist letter to the company, calling for an immediate halt to the creation and distribution of sexua...

Google Challenges Landmark Search Monopoly Verdict Google is taking its fight to the courts after a US ruling last year labeled the company as holding an illegal monopoly in the search engine market. The tech giant insists the decision overlooks key realities about user choice and market competition...

Google Exposes Weakness in Decades-Old Windows Logins Corporate IT teams now face a stark warning: outdated Windows login systems are far easier to hack than many realized. Google’s security arm, Mandiant, this week released a dataset demonstrating that the Net-NTLMv1 authentication protocol—a decad...

Google Settles $8.25M Lawsuit Over Children’s Privacy Google has agreed to establish an $8.25 million settlement fund after facing a class-action lawsuit alleging violations of children’s privacy laws. The case claims the tech giant collected and used the personal data of minors under 13 through app...

People Spend 11.8 Billion Hours Daily on Billionaire-Owned Social Media A staggering 11.8 billion hours are spent every day consuming content on social media platforms founded by some of the world’s wealthiest billionaires. That’s equivalent to more than one million years of human attention lost dai...

North Korea Hackers Exploit Google Ads to Spread Malware Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered a new malware campaign linked to North Korean hackers that uses online advertising platforms to target unsuspecting users. This approach, leveraging familiar ad links from Google and South Korea’s Naver...