Police in Jammu and Kashmir are stopping people to search their phones for VPN apps, having already penalized about 800 users. The two-month ban, enacted on December 29, is being challenged by digital rights advocates who say it’s an overreach of emergency powers.
Priyanka Chopra Jonas is trading espionage for piracy in her next big project with the Russo Brothers. ‘The Bluff,’ premiering on Prime Video February 25, 2026, is an R-rated action thriller where she plays a former pirate queen forced back into her violent past. Co-starring Karl Urban, it promises
Lenovo’s top-tier Legion Pro 7 gaming laptop is seeing a massive discount. This 2025 model packs the new RTX 5080 GPU and a stunning OLED display for high-end gaming.
A cybercrime group walked right into a security firm’s digital trap. By boasting about stealing synthetic data, they revealed their infrastructure and triggered a law enforcement subpoena.
According to Forbes, the U.S. and Saudi Arabia announced a $600 billion AI partnership in May 2025, signaling a shift to treating AI as sovereign infrastructure. By fall 2025, Albania introduced an AI minister, and agentic AI began making decisions in critical systems. Now, experts warn the converge
According to a PwC survey, 61% of companies say responsible AI is now integrated into their core operations. The challenge for 2026 is balancing that governance with speed, and experts are pointing to a specific strategy. Building AI in a controlled “sandbox” might be the answer.
A lone hacker is threatening to leak a database containing information on over 2.3 million Wired subscribers. While some verification suggests the data is real, security experts warn the hacker’s motives are purely financial. Condé Nast has not yet commented on the alleged breach.
NordVPN is pushing its NordWhisper protocol as the next evolution in censorship resistance. It’s moving beyond simple obfuscation to encrypt metadata and mimic web traffic, aiming for a fully TLS-based future.
ServiceNow is making a massive move into cybersecurity, agreeing to acquire Armis for $7.75 billion in cash. The deal, expected to close in late 2026, aims to integrate Armis’s device threat data into ServiceNow’s platform. But it’s a huge, expensive bet in a crowded market.
ServiceNow is making a huge bet on security, agreeing to buy Armis for $7.75 billion. The goal is to triple ServiceNow’s security revenue by deeply integrating real-time threat intelligence into its workflow platform. This is part of a major acquisition spree.
