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China launches probe into US cybersecurity firm Palo Alto Networks

China launches probe into US cybersecurity firm Palo Alto Networks

Beijing has launched an investigation into products sold in China by US cybersecurity and cloud computing firm Palo Alto Networks, the Cyberspace Administration of China announced on Thursday. The administration said the review was being…

Philippine Daily Inquirer

Tarriela to Paolo Duterte: Why not direct your anger at China?

Philippine Daily Inquirer

Tarriela to Paolo Duterte: Why not direct your anger at China?

MANILA, Philippines — Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) spokesperson for the West Philippine Sea (WPS) Rear Adm. Jay Tarriela clapped back at Davao City Rep. Paolo Duterte, asking why he is directing his anger at him rather than at China for…

TASS

Iranian army remains on full combat alert, spokesperson says

According to Mohammad Akraminia, the command continues efforts to enhance combat capacity by restoring damaged air defense systems, introducing new equipment and relying on domestic capabilities

TASS

Kenya: No, Viral List Apparently Showing Nairobi Police Chiefs Appointed On Tribal Lines Is Fake

[Africa Check] IN SHORT: A document circulating on Facebook appears to list newly appointed commanders of Nairobi police stations, with users suggesting that the appointments were made along ethnic lines. But the National Police Service…

Building QA Agents That Remember with Knowledge Graphs

Hacker Noon

Building QA Agents That Remember with Knowledge Graphs

A good human QA tester doesn’t approach a product as a blank slate. After a few cycles, they can remember where the fragile pages are, how users move between screens, which bug likes to crawl back after every release, all that jazz. That…

Hacker Noon

South Africa: Family Thanks Mkhwanazi As Murder Suspects Finally Arrested

[Scrolla] · Emmanuel Mbense's family says they finally learnt how he was allegedly tortured and killed after evidence emerged at the Madlanga Commission.

How open-source malware is re-targeting UK supply chains

TechRadar

How open-source malware is re-targeting UK supply chains

Open-source malware has changed shape. What once focused on noisy cryptomining has moved toward something far more valuable: access. Our recent data shows attackers are increasingly targeting credentials and secrets embedded in software…

TechRadar

DeepSeek warns of a ‘significant’ price rise, reversing its cheap-AI pitch

The Next Web

DeepSeek warns of a ‘significant’ price rise, reversing its cheap-AI pitch

The company that made AI cheap is about to make it less so. DeepSeek has warned that a significant price increase is coming for its API, a striking about-face for a firm built on undercutting everyone else. The details are still thin…

The Next Web

Bagmati Government Lists Approved Doctors and Clinics for Driving Licence Health Checks

TechPana

Bagmati Government Lists Approved Doctors and Clinics for Driving Licence Health Checks

Kathmandu. The Bagmati Province Ministry of Labour, Employment and Transport has directed driving licence applicants to undergo mandatory medical examinations only at health institutions and by doctors approved and listed by the provincial…

TechPana

China adds US sanctions, drone curbs in trade tit-for-tat

China adds US sanctions, drone curbs in trade tit-for-tat

China announced new drone supply chain export controls and counter-sanctions against seven American firms in retaliation for US trade restrictions imposed last week targeting Chinese companies. Sales to United States entities of “drones…

At Shambhala Music Festival, a Plan To Make Drugs Like Ketamine and MDMA Safer

The New York Times

At Shambhala Music Festival, a Plan To Make Drugs Like Ketamine and MDMA Safer

Most raves turn a blind eye to drugs. At Shambhala, free testing offers peace of mind — but can’t eliminate risk altogether.

The New York Times

The best 75-inch TVs of 2026: Expert tested

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