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Anthropic Reports Disrupting Iranian Attempt to Use Claude AI Against U.S. Navy Ships

Anthropic disclosed that it detected and shut down an operation in which actors linked to Iran attempted to use its Claude AI model to gather targeting information on U.S. Navy warships. The incident was disclosed as part of a broader report detailing how state-linked adversaries have tried to misuse Anthropic's AI systems for weapons development and surveillance of dissidents.

Retail Traders Let Claude and Codex AI Agents Run Their Stock Portfolios

A Wall Street Journal report describes everyday investors connecting brokerage accounts on platforms like Robinhood, Webull and Public to AI agents built on Claude and Codex to automatically trade stocks. Users like Colin Edsman and Dean Ahrens say their AI-managed portfolios have outperformed their own manual trading, with Ahrens turning $3,000 into $8,000 and landing one trade with over 500% returns.

20+ lawmakers push for AI regulation after Anthropic researcher's exit warning

More than 20 members of Congress voiced support for tighter AI oversight this week following Jacob Coxon's departure from Anthropic, where he warned that companies like Anthropic and OpenAI believe their technology could kill everyone by decade's end. His resignation post drew over 150 million views on X and triggered bipartisan reactions from figures including Rep. Lori Trahan and Rep. Nathaniel Moran, who called for careful but decisive policymaking.

Collabora and Google build first RDK-based Chrobalt reference platform for smart TVs

Collabora has partnered with YouTube's Cobalt and Device Partner Engineering teams to create the first RDK reference platform running Chrobalt, the next-generation version of Google's living-room web engine. Chrobalt merges the lightweight Cobalt engine, which currently powers YouTube on smart TVs and set-top boxes, with Chromium's rendering pipeline, moving beyond the classic Starboard-based architecture used since Cobalt's inception.

Houthi forces reportedly seize Yemen's Perim island in Bab al-Mandab Strait

Iran-backed Houthi fighters have reportedly captured territory along Yemen's Red Sea coast, including Perim island, which sits in the narrow Bab al-Mandab Strait linking the Gulf of Aden to the Red Sea and Suez Canal. Directly across the water lies Djibouti, a small nation hosting military bases from the US, China, France, Japan and Italy due to the strait's importance to global shipping.

Apple releases nine-page study backing Watch Series 12 heart rate accuracy claims

Apple published a detailed study comparing the heart rate sensing of its new Health Sensing System in Apple Watch Series 12 and Ultra 4 against rivals like Garmin, Google Pixel Watch, Huawei, Samsung, WHOOP, and Oura Ring. The test involved over 1,400 participants across five sites in the US and Malaysia, using a Polar H10 chest strap as the accuracy benchmark during activities like running, cycling, HIIT, and daily tasks.

U.S. diesel prices cross $6 a gallon, a record high

The national average price for diesel in the United States reached $6.05 per gallon on Friday, according to AAA, marking a more than 60% jump from $3.71 a year earlier. Gasoline also climbed to a national average of $4.29 a gallon, while California diesel prices hit $7.98 a gallon. GasBuddy data confirmed diesel had already exceeded the $6 threshold nationwide.

Trezor customers hit by phishing wave after Brevo email vendor breach

Trezor disclosed that hackers who compromised 138 accounts at email marketing provider Brevo used the access to send roughly 347,000 phishing emails to its customers. The messages, disguised as security alerts, directed recipients to a fake app designed to steal their wallet backup passwords. Trezor says its own products and account systems were not breached, but the stolen credentials could let attackers drain victims' crypto holdings.

ShinyHunters-linked hackers use fake passkey alerts to breach Microsoft 365 accounts

Microsoft has detailed a social engineering campaign, active since May 2026, in which attackers tied to groups like ShinyHunters and Helix pose as corporate IT help desks and warn employees their passkey, MFA, or SSO settings need urgent updating. Victims are steered to convincing fake Microsoft login pages—often via SMS to personal phones—where attackers harvest credentials and session tokens using adversary-in-the-middle and device-code phishing techniques, rather than actually registering new passkeys.

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