Science & Technology

While the world waits for a US decision on Iran, platforms like Polymarket are turning intelligence information into a commodity. In a special interview, Itai Schwartz, CTO of the cybersecurity firm MIND, explains why the most heavily secured organizations are actually the most vulnerable to leaks, how seemingly innocent employees end up exposing secrets, and how “collective/group wisdom” has become a dangerous trade. “In the defense sector, it is easy to leak secrets in exchange for money.”

Drew Pavlou says Eilish called ICE on him after he threatened to squat at her home in response to her Grammy "stolen land" speech.

The acquisition enables the cyber giant to integrate an additional defense layer for enterprise AI agents – an arena currently considered completely exposed.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio extended greetings Tuesday to those celebrating Losar, the Tibetan New Year – posting his wishes on the same day Chinese New Year is observed.

Gijs Tuinman, the Netherlands' interim state secretary for defense affairs, openly suggested that European allies could circumvent American control over F-35 fighter jet software, comparing the process to jailbreaking an iPhone.

Raftt’s lawsuit alleges a coordinated move to transfer a team and proprietary technology without consideration. Approximately $15 million in personal compensation, alleged deletion of emails, and discrepancies in how the transaction was portrayed. Plus: a patent application and the launch of Wiz Code raise serious questions about the origin of the technology and potential implications for the blockbuster deal.

Artificial intelligence is challenging known models and shaking up the software market but behind the turmoil lies a real opportunity for companies with expertise data and a willingness to adapt to the new reality 

Television broadcast falsely identified Noya Zion as Jewish victim of Iranian unrest, leaving her stunned at home.

The Claude Opus 4.5 model has dramatically changed the way developers think and work, so much so that many find it very hard to imagine a workday without it. “It’s the breakthrough we’ve all been waiting for,” say senior figures in local high-tech companies. 

Four astronauts from Crew 11 have returned to Earth early. This marks the first medical evacuation from the station since its 1998 launch.