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Iran's Sports Ministry has banned national and club teams from visiting countries it deems unable to guarantee athlete security, putting upcoming Asian Champions League matches and World Cup logistics under review.
Northeastern researchers invited OpenClaw agents into a lab sandbox and found the nice behavior of modern AI can be exploited. By guilt, nagging, and odd requests, agents revealed secrets, broke apps, and jammed their hosts.
Twitch announced new security measures for TwitchCon after several on-site assaults and harassment incidents. Changes include lanyards for people who do not want to be filmed, reserved meet and greets, and more trained security staff.
Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó acknowledged regular contacts with Moscow, including conversations with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov during EU meetings. He defended the practice as part of managing EU decisions on energy, industry and security and rejected claims he broke EU security rules.
Two people, a 34-year-old Iranian man and a 31-year-old Romanian woman, have been charged after allegedly trying to enter HM Naval Base Clyde, home of the UK’s Trident submarines.
Intelligence reports warn of extremist and criminal threats to World Cup 2026 sites in the US while distribution of $625 million in federal security grants was delayed, slowing preparations.
Unidentified drones were seen over Fort Lesley J. McNair, the base where Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth reside. Authorities have tightened security as the origin of the drones remains unknown.
With an FBI alert about a possible Iran-linked drone threat to California, Oscars producers and law enforcement say security for the 2026 ceremony is being stepped up.
Lebanon stands at a pivotal moment as its government considers disarming the Iranian-backed Hezbollah, with the nation bracing for the militant group's response.
A security researcher discovered ARC Raiders was logging private Discord messages locally, prompting a swift hotfix from Embark Studios.
Analysts warn that Iran's strategic pressure on the Strait of Hormuz is creating a new reality for global oil and gas shipping, with ripple effects far beyond the region.
A ballistic missile fired from Iran towards Turkish airspace was destroyed by NATO defenses, highlighting heightened military tensions in the region.