CISA confirms critical bug in Lanscope Endpoint Manager was exploited in ongoing cyber attack
October 23, 2025Ravi LakshmananVulnerability/Threat Intelligence The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) on Wednesday added a critical security flaw affecting Motex Lanscope Endpoint Manager to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalog, saying it is being exploited in the wild. This vulnerability, CVE-2025-61932 (CVSS v4 score: 9.3), affects on-premises versions of Lanscope Endpoint Manager, specifically […]
Elon Musk worries about managing Tesla’s ‘robot army’ as auto industry recovers slightly
Tesla’s record sales quarter gave the company a reprieve after a terrible start to 2025. But CEO Elon Musk is focused on building an “army of robots” to deliver on the long-unmet promise of self-driving cars. This is a task he will need to accomplish if he is to unlock the full $1 trillion compensation […]
Scientists develop super-powerful, squishy robot eyes that focus automatically and require no power source
The squishy robot’s eyes can automatically focus in response to light without any external power supply. The ultra-powerful robotic lens is sensitive enough to distinguish between the hairs on an ant’s legs and a leaf from a pollen grain. The lens could lead to “soft” robots with powerful vision that don’t require electronics or batteries […]
Why Cohere’s former head of AI research is betting on expansion
AI labs are competing to build data centers the size of Manhattan, each costing billions of dollars and using as much energy as a small city. This effort is driven by a deep belief in scaling. The idea is that by adding more computing power to existing AI training methods, we will eventually create superintelligent […]
OpenAI requests memorial attendee list in ChatGPT suicide lawsuit
After a lengthy conversation with ChatGPT, OpenAI reportedly asked the Lane family, whose 16-year-old son Adam Lane died by suicide, for a complete list of attendees at the teenager’s memorial, suggesting the AI company may try to subpoena friends and family. OpenAI also requested “all documentation relating to memorial services and events honoring the deceased, […]
OpenAI’s Atlas is more focused on ChatGPT than the web
OpenAI announced its AI browser ChatGPT Atlas during a livestream on Tuesday. Other AI browsers include The Browser Company’s Dia, Opera’s Neon, Perplexity’s Comet, and General Catalyst-backed Strawberry. OpenAI’s launch is notable for its massive scale, with the potential to reach 800 million weekly ChatGPT users. For the company, the browser is less about making […]
Mysterious glow at the center of the Milky Way galaxy could reshape major cosmological theories
New simulations reveal that the dark matter near the center of our galaxy is not as round as previously thought, but is “flattened.” The discovery may point to the origin of the mysterious high-energy glow that has puzzled astronomers for more than a decade, but further research is needed to rule out other theories. “When […]
Amazon launches AI smart glasses for delivery drivers
Amazon announced Wednesday that it is developing AI-powered smart glasses for delivery drivers. The idea behind the glasses is to provide delivery drivers with a hands-free experience, reducing the need to keep switching their eyes between their phones, the packages they’re delivering, and their surroundings. The e-commerce giant says the glasses will allow delivery drivers […]
Amazon plans to buy thousands of pedal-assist cargo vehicles from Rivian spinoff
The micromobility startup spun out of Rivian has also signed a commercial deal with Amazon to supply e-commerce companies with thousands of new pedal-assisted cargo four-wheelers that are large enough to carry more than 400 pounds and small enough to use bike lanes. In a multi-year collaboration, the two companies will work to customize pedal-assist […]
Pathogens that plagued prehistoric people found in 1,300-year-old poop in Mexico’s Cave of Dead Children
Scientists analyzing 1,300-year-old human feces from the Dead Children’s Cave in Mexico found that more than 1,000 years ago people often suffered from nasty intestinal infections. “Working with these ancient samples is like opening a biological time capsule, with each sample revealing insights about human health and daily life,” study lead author Drew Capone, assistant […]