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Cisco Talos Uncovers Two ClickFix Campaigns Exploiting Google Sheets and Trusted Services

Cisco Talos researchers identified two separate ClickFix-style social engineering campaigns that trick victims into executing malicious code themselves, one aimed at stealing cryptocurrency and another designed to gain persistent enterprise network access. One campaign uses a publicly shared Google Sheet to distribute malicious browser code that hijacks Chrome transaction interfaces, while both operations abuse legitimate cloud services and trusted software to disguise malicious activity as normal user behavior.

OpenAI Claims AI Breakthrough on Navier-Stokes Millennium Prize Problem, Faces Skepticism

OpenAI says it used AI systems, backed by significant investment, to produce a solution to the Navier-Stokes equations, one of the seven unsolved Millennium Prize Problems in mathematics. The claim has drawn immediate pushback from rival labs and researchers who are scrutinizing whether the result truly meets the rigorous proof standards required for the prize.

OpenAI system produces proof of finite-time singularity in Navier–Stokes equations

OpenAI says an internal AI model, more capable than GPT-6 Astra, generated a solution to part of the Navier–Stokes existence and smoothness problem, one of the Millennium Prize Problems. The proof demonstrates that three-dimensional incompressible fluid dynamics governed by these equations can develop a singularity—unbounded speed growth—in finite time, even from smooth initial conditions. OpenAI released both a written explanation of the proof and a formal verification built in the Lean proof assistant.

Thesys releases OUI-1, a DiffusionGemma finetune for on-device UI generation

Thesys Engineering has released OUI-1, an open-weight model fine-tuned from Google's DiffusionGemma that generates user interfaces in a format called openui-lang. The 26B-parameter model scores 71.7% on the Generative UI Benchmark, a 5.5x jump over its base model, and can run locally on a consumer RTX 5090 GPU at FP8 precision, with weights published on Hugging Face under Gemma's terms of use.

Intel stock jumps 9% as Cramer names it a top-six buy amid pricing, foundry gains

Intel shares surged 9% Tuesday, pushing above the $95 level from its recent equity offering, after reports that the company plans to raise CPU prices in October and news that its foundry business is advancing High NA EUV lithography with over 1 million wafers processed. CNBC's Jim Cramer included Intel among his six top stock picks, while comments from President Trump over the weekend eased worries that the government might soon sell its 10% stake in the company.

Alex Gibney's four-hour Musk documentary premieres at Venice, rattles billionaire

Documentarian Alex Gibney's new film 'Musk' debuted at the Venice Film Festival, offering an extensive, unflinching look at Elon Musk's business practices and personal controversies. Reports indicate Musk attempted to suppress the film, including allegedly offering ex-partner Ashley St. Clair $40 million to stay silent about her role in it. St. Clair, one of four women connected to the documentary, publicly disclosed the alleged offer to journalists at the festival.

French RCT: free newspaper subscriptions boost teen news habits, cut info gap

A randomized controlled trial across 243 French high schools and 9,628 students tested giving teenagers a free one-year digital subscription to a major national newspaper and running media-literacy classes taught by teachers. Researchers tracked actual online reading behavior and found subscriptions sharply increased news consumption and even led some students to pay for subscriptions on their own nearly a year later. Students in poorer schools showed the biggest knowledge gains, and combining free access with media education produced the strongest literacy improvements, especially with experienced teachers.

CNET Poll: Most Readers Expect Apple's First Foldable iPhone, Split on Smart Glasses

Ahead of Apple's Sept. 9 'Surprise and Shine' event, a CNET reader survey found 77% expect the company to unveil its first foldable iPhone, alongside likely updates to AirPods, Apple Watch and Ultra models. Opinion is divided over whether Apple will also debut smart glasses at the event, part of CNET's ongoing 'Big Guessing Game' contest across its network of sites.

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