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SecurityWeek’s weekly cybersecurity digest provides a brief roundup of significant events that may not get individual articles but are still important to understand current threats. This selection covers the most notable recent updates in vulnerabilities, attack techniques, policy changes, industry findings, and other developments to keep you informed about the shifting cybersecurity landscape. Here are this week’s major stories: Decade-old phpBB vulnerability allows account takeover A serious authentication bypass has been found in phpBB versions up to 3.3.16 and 4.0.0-a2. Attackers can impersonate any user, including administrators, with just one unauthenticated HTTP request, gaining access to private messages, forum content,…

Artificial intelligence is rapidly fueling the expansion of data centres across the globe—including throughout Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. According to current projections, data centre capacity in Europe alone is expected to grow at a compound annual rate of 25% through 2030—outpacing the growth generated by the widespread migration to public cloud infrastructure over the previous decade.AI-driven workloads are fundamentally reshaping how data centres are designed. Large language models and other AI systems consume significantly more electricity and generate substantially more heat compared to traditional enterprise applications. Facilities originally engineered for lower rack densities are now confronting demands that…

Authored by Marc Kavinsky, Lead Editor at IoT Business News.NTT DOCOMO BUSINESS and Transatel have unveiled Cellular SASE for IoT, a solution that merges Transatel’s worldwide MVNO connectivity with Zscaler’s zero trust security framework. The service is designed for enterprises looking to protect cellular IoT devices without the need to deploy VPN clients or security agents on resource-limited endpoints.Safeguarding IoT device fleets is frequently less about discovering yet another endpoint security tool and more about coping with devices that simply cannot run one. Numerous meters, industrial controllers, tracking units, and embedded connected products operate with constrained processing power, memory, and…

A production-ready pipeline for multi-stream video analytics: hardware-accelerated decoding, tracking, on-screen display, and message brokering, all wired through GStreamer. For standard detection models exported to TensorRT, nvinfer handles everything. However, the common case has its limits. Vision-language models, custom post-processing, rotated bounding boxes, or the need to hot-swap models at runtime — these are situations where nvinfer’s built-in assumptions fall apart. Sometimes you have a mature PyTorch inference stack that your team has carefully tuned, and you want DeepStream to call that rather than reimplementing it in a config file. It’s worth noting that for YOLO-family models specifically, DeepStream-Yolo by…

This release marks a pivotal moment in the evolution of the world’s most widely used programming language. Although Python has long been celebrated for its clear syntax and vast library support, its slower execution speed has remained a persistent, often-discussed limitation. With the launch of version 3.14, the CPython core team has introduced not just one, but two of the most eagerly awaited enhancements in recent memory. The GIL is Finally Gone I’ve covered this topic previously. Genuine parallel execution is now a possibility in Python, should you choose to use it. For a deeper dive into GIL-free Python, I’ll…

Right now, everyone is building software with AI agents. But the second an agent has to deploy something — and needs to register, create an account, or log in — it runs straight into a barrier designed for people: a browser-based OAuth flow, a dashboard full of buttons to click, an API token to copy and paste, a multi-factor authentication prompt to complete. For an interactive coding assistant sitting beside a developer, that’s a nuisance. For a background agent running autonomously, it’s a complete roadblock.Today we’re introducing Temporary Cloudflare Accounts for Agents.Agents can now deploy websites, APIs, and agents immediately,…

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NVIDIA Research has released SpatialClaw, a training-free framework for spatial reasoning. It targets a persistent weakness in vision-language models (VLMs). These models still struggle to judge where objects are, how they relate, and how they move in 3D. SpatialClaw does not retrain the model. Instead, it changes the action interface the agent uses to call perception tools. The research team argues the interface is the bottleneck. Their solution is to treat code as the action interface. Across 20 benchmarks, SpatialClaw reaches 59.9% average accuracy. It outperforms the recent spatial agent SpaceTools by 11.2 points. What is SpatialClaw SpatialClaw is an…

The provided text is incomplete, ending with “with a planned”. I will paraphrase the available content, maintaining the HTML structure and the original language (English). In brief This week, users on X have observed more precise outputs and notably extended response times from ChatGPT and Codex. Several users have shared significantly enhanced web design and 3D video game creations generated by ChatGPT. Rumors suggest a formal launch for GPT-5.6 next week, though OpenAI has not yet made any official announcements. ChatGPT seemed to behave differently this week, and many users quickly picked up on it.Across X, testers dedicated the last…

For a long time, security teams have operated on a straightforward idea: if you manage identities effectively, you can manage risk. Employees log in through identity providers, service accounts link different systems, and API keys allow workloads to communicate with cloud services and databases. The behavior of these actors has been highly predictable, and identity security and governance frameworks have been designed around that predictability. But now, that foundation is starting to crack. AI agents slipped into the enterprise without much fanfare—summarizing meetings, drafting emails, and helping staff locate information. Initially, most security teams didn’t give them much thought. They…