107 Android flaws just got patched by Google - here's how to make sure you're up to date

The increasing concentration of data in artificial intelligence (AI) necessitates heightened vigilance from enterprises, particularly during the data processing phase when information is loaded into memory. This critical moment poses significant risks that organizations must address to safeguard their operations.

Mistral AI has launched the Mistral 3 family, a suite of 10 open-source models designed for diverse applications, including smartphones, drones, and enterprise systems. This release represents a significant advancement in Mistral's efforts to compete with major tech players like OpenAI and Google, as well as emerging competitors from China.

Sam Altman has declared a 'code red' for ChatGPT, emphasizing the urgent need to enhance the user experience of the AI platform. This announcement comes amid growing concerns regarding the psychological impacts of AI interactions, particularly as some users have reported distress and negative effects from recent changes to the system.

A malicious browser extension has been installed by 4.3 million users on Chrome and Edge, posing significant security risks after five years of operation. This extension has been flagged for compromising user data and privacy, highlighting the vulnerabilities associated with browser extensions.

Google is set to revive The Android Show, with a new focus on extended reality (XR) technologies, indicating a strategic shift towards immersive experiences in the Android ecosystem.

Google has introduced a new feature for its Pixel phones that archives RCS texts, raising concerns about privacy as these messages may be accessible to employers on work devices. This update has sparked negative sentiment among users who value their personal communication security.

Google has addressed concerns regarding its AI model, Gemini, clarifying that it is not being trained on user emails from Gmail. This statement comes amid rumors about the AI's data usage and privacy implications. Additionally, a New York law is being introduced to prevent 'algorithmic pricing' practices, and Netflix has quietly removed the ability to cast content from mobile devices to certain TVs.

Glassworm has launched a third wave of attacks targeting users of the Visual Studio Marketplace and the Open VSX Registry with infostealing malware. This resurgence of cyber threats emphasizes the ongoing vulnerabilities within popular software platforms, which are increasingly exploited by malicious actors.