Polymarket transfers may trigger restrictions under Japan gambling laws. Bitbank says suspended users could lose trading and withdrawal access. Japan’s crypto exchanges tighten checks on prediction ...

More than a year after being laid off as a software engineer, Jesse Jashinsky still couldn't find work. He was supporting his family on a patchwork of unemployment and SNAP benefits, help from their ...

On Monday, Florida became the first state to sue OpenAI over ChatGPT’s allegedly dangerous design. In a complaint filed in state court, Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier accused OpenAI and its ...

Every time a professional opens LinkedIn in a Chrome-based browser today, hidden JavaScript silently probes their device for up to 6,278 installed browser extensions, encrypts the results, and ...

Minecraft Java Edition is finally getting a native Friends List and peer-to-peer multiplayer, letting players join each other’s worlds without setting up a server, Realms, or relying on third-party ...

Drift Protocol outlined a recovery plan for users hit by its $295 million April 1 exploit, which it attributed to a North Korea–backed DPRK hacking group identified by Mandiant. The plan centers on ...

VIENNA - A prominent data protection group on Tuesday filed a complaint in Austria against LinkedIn over the professional networking platform's selling of user data. Vienna-based Noyb -- which stands ...

A constellation of artificial-intelligence stocks dropped after OpenAI reportedly failed to meet its sales and user targets, rekindling doubts that the hundreds of billions of dollars that big ...

Rec Room gift cards in a retail kiosk in Seattle. The social gaming platform, which is shutting down June 1, experienced a previously unreported brute-force attack on its friend-finder feature earlier ...

You’ve got mail (fraud). Consumer organizations are warning the world’s 1.8 billion iPhone users about a sinister email scam designed to pilfer personal info and loot banking details. According to ...

Ripple effect: The latest wave of Iranian-linked cyberattacks is targeting a device once considered too obscure for most hackers: the programmable logic controller. These compact devices, which serve ...