Saildrone Wins MUSV Bid Protest; Navy Must Re-evaluate Its Proposal

A US court ordered the Navy to re-evaluate Saildrone's MUSV bid and capped spending at $1.5bn of the $2.1bn programme until it does, Saildrone says.

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CrowdStrike Pairs AI Kill Switch With Deals for Fiddler and Dreadnode

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GitBook Users Told to Rotate API Tokens After AI-Agent Attack

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Supermarket Refrigeration Attacks Spread as Belgium Issues Fix Advice

Belgium's cyber centre has set out fixes as attacks on supermarket refrigeration controllers spread across Europe. Italy and the EU held talks.

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Putin Orders Russia’s Private Data Centres to Hold 10% in Reserve

Putin's decree makes private Russia data centres reserve 10% of space and capacity, to be handed over within a day of a state subcommission decision.

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AI Model Predicts Childhood Brain Tumour Survival From Tumour DNA

A childhood brain tumour AI called MANTIS predicts 10-year survival from tumour DNA, Nature Genetics study says. It is retrospective; trials are next.

NASA’s Swift Observatory Predicted to Re-Enter on 4 November

NASA's Swift Observatory is predicted to re-enter on 4 November, around 08:30 GMT. Most of it should burn up, and NASA puts the risk of harm at 1 in 2,100.

Patch and Lock Down Node-RED as Attackers Exploit Admin API Flaw

Attackers are exploiting Node-RED installs that lack a login via CVE-2026-58115. Update Siemens IoT2050 devices, enable adminAuth and keep editors offline.

Telia and Ericsson Start Pre-Standard 6G Field Trials in Sweden

Telia and Ericsson have begun 6G field trials in Sweden with pre-standard kit in the upper 6 GHz band. It is a trial: commercial 6G is due around 2030-32.

OMS Group Lines Up $1.03bn to Add Four Cable-Laying Ships by 2028

OMS Group has lined up $1.03bn, with $120m still pending close, to fund four cable-laying vessels due in 2027 and 2028 as subsea demand grows.

Liquid Federation Restores Full 1:1 Bitcoin Backing for LBTC

The Liquid Federation says its bitcoin reserves are fully restored, reestablishing 1:1 BTC backing for all LBTC, with the peg verifiable on-chain.

VodafoneThree Tip-Off Helps NCA Recover Over 1m Stolen Card Details

VodafoneThree intelligence on SIM farms led to eight arrests and over 1m compromised card details recovered, as the UK ban on SIM farms takes effect.

XRP Ledger Nears Activation of fixCleanup3_4_0 Mint Fix

An XRP Ledger amendment, fixCleanup3_4_0, is set to activate around 4 November, closing a loophole that let a delegate mint new tokens, among other fixes.

Northwood Space Raises $375m to Build Ground Stations for Satellites

Northwood Space has closed a $375m Series C led by a16z and DFJ Growth to expand its shared satellite ground network. TechCrunch puts it at $2bn.

NIST Publishes a Free Cybersecurity Guide for One-Person Businesses

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