🇩🇪German security officials have issued a warning that iPhones belonging to certain government officials may have been compromised by spyware. The Federal Office for Information Security (BSI) has advised affected users to treat their devices as potentially infected. While Apple has issued notifications, these alone do not constitute confirmation of a successful breach. The perpetrator's identity and the full extent of the intrusion have not yet been determined.

🔆A 31-year-old woman has died after altering her medication dosage following advice she received from ChatGPT, according to reports.

🏢 Subvocal, a startup company, has developed the world's first glasses capable of silent texting. The device reads facial muscle movements made during silent speech and uses a neural network to convert them into text at speeds exceeding 200 words per minute — compared to the typical 40–60 words per minute achieved through conventional input methods. The startup has already secured $1.3 million in investment, and its team assembled the prototype in just four months.

💎 Fragment.com has restored identity verification on its platform, merely two days after dropping the requirement. The KYC checks now appear to be limited to users withdrawing monetization rewards generated by bots or channels. Buying Telegram Stars and Premium remains unaffected and does not require verification.

🐣 Imagine an app where people share their bills and debts—and bored billionaires can step in to cover them.

That’s Elon Musk’s new idea.

🇫🇷French bank has been HACKED, with €118 million reportedly stolen in the process...

Crédit Mutuel Arkéa says hackers managed to make fraudulent transactions, but it hasn't confirmed how much money was taken or how they got in.

And here's where things get interesting. Crypto investigator ZachXBT says the stolen money was moved through several accounts on crypto exchanges.

The bank quickly stepped in, blocked some transactions to stop more money from leaving, and says the attack is now under control.

The good news for customers? The bank says they won't lose a penny.

But there's still a big mystery here. Nobody knows who pulled it off or how they managed to get into the bank's systems.