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Security researcher shows C2PA image-authentication scheme breaks down on Android

Researcher David Buchanan demonstrated that C2PA, the standard meant to cryptographically verify photos come straight from a camera, can be defeated on Android devices. He shows that root exploits, including a currently in-the-wild one-click attack (CVE-2026-43499) against fully patched Google Pixel phones, let attackers bypass Android's Key Attestation and Play Integrity protections that C2PA camera apps rely on, allowing arbitrary files to be signed as if they were genuine camera captures.

Stability AI Raises $76M Series B From Universal Music, Sony, Warner and EA

Stability AI, maker of the Stable Diffusion image generator, closed a $76 million Series B round, pushing its total funding to $232 million. Backers include Universal Music Group, Sony Music Group, Warner Music Group, Electronic Arts, AMD Ventures, and Pacific Alliance Ventures. CEO Prem Akkaraju said the funds will support the company's creative production tools and professional services expansion.

CD Projekt Red announces free Witcher 3 remaster and 2027 expansion Songs of the Past

CD Projekt Red revealed The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Remastered, a free upgrade for current owners launching September 29 on PC, PS5, Xbox Series, and Switch 2, with overhauled graphics, combat, traversal, and mod support. The studio also confirmed existing owners will get the Hearts of Stone and Blood and Wine expansions for free, and teased a new paid expansion called Songs of the Past due in 2027.

Google Pixel 11 Pro Fold Review: Solid Foldable, but Not a True Pro Device

The Pixel 11 Pro Fold ships in just two colors and retains Google's asymmetrical hinge design, resulting in a noticeable crease and uneven thickness when unfolded. It features two bright OLED displays capable of 3,600 nits and 120Hz refresh rates, runs on the new Tensor G6 chip with up to 1TB storage, and adds a minor color-LED notification feature called HiLight.

Google begins rolling out Motion Assist anti-nausea dots on Pixel phones

Google is quietly rolling out Motion Assist, a feature that overlays moving dots on the screen edges to counter motion sickness while using a phone in a vehicle. The dots shift direction based on data from the accelerometer and gyroscope, mimicking how the outside world would appear to move if you looked up. It's appearing on Pixel devices running Android 17 through a staged Play Services rollout, with no separate app or update required.

Pgbot launches as lightweight read-only CLI tool for Postgres diagnostics

Pgbot is a 5.9 MB open-source command-line tool that connects to PostgreSQL databases and reports on performance, indexes, schema and query health using plain-English queries and AI-generated explanations. It offers two deployment modes: connecting directly to public databases or running a local agent alongside private databases in Docker, Kubernetes, or internal server environments so credentials never leave the network. It also supports the Model Context Protocol, letting AI agents like Claude or Cursor call pgbot as a deterministic, read-only diagnostic tool.

GE veteran says companies overlook junior staff as AI talent pool

An op-ed by a former General Electric analyst argues businesses are underestimating young professionals' ability to drive AI adoption inside organizations. The author draws a parallel to decades ago, when many veteran accountants at GE resisted spreadsheets and calculators in favor of manual methods, suggesting a similar generational resistance now applies to AI tools.

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