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Sihoo's Doro C300 Pro V2 chair auto-adjusts to your body with new DynaCore system

Sihoo has launched the Doro C300 Pro V2, an ergonomic office chair that uses a sensor-driven system called DynaCore to track a sitter's movements and adjust the head, back, lumbar, and arm supports simultaneously in real time. A companion mechanism, SyncroFlex, uses a dual-spring backrest structure that reads spine curvature and shifts lumbar support automatically as the user reclines or leans forward.

iRobot debuts $1,199 Roomba Max 875 Combo with SealForce suction tech

iRobot unveiled two new robot vacuums at IFA 2026 in Berlin: the $1,199 Roomba Max 875 Combo and the $899 Roomba Plus 678 Combo, both paired with an AutoWash Dock. The flagship Max model introduces SealForce Vacuuming Technology, which seals against carpet fibers to hit 35,000 Pascals of suction, plus a heated ThermaMist mopping system with a spinning roller mop that can detect and avoid wetting rugs. Both units ship within two weeks online and hit North American retail stores later this month.

BGP hijack of Softaculous IP space let attackers push malware via fake Virtualizor updates

Attackers exploited weak routing-security configurations at hosting provider Hetzner Online, combined with lapses in TLS certificate issuance, to hijack IP addresses belonging to Softaculous. Because Softaculous used those addresses to distribute software updates, the attackers were able to serve malicious update packages disguised as legitimate Virtualizor updates to customer servers.

Abbott wins FDA clearance for Libre Duo, a combined glucose-ketone monitor

Abbott has received FDA authorization for the Libre Duo, its first continuous glucose monitor that tracks both blood glucose and ketone levels in a single wearable sensor. The device requires a prescription and lasts 10 days, mirroring the design of Abbott's existing Libre CGM lineup but adding ketone detection aimed at catching dangerous spikes before they turn into ketoacidosis.

FBI probes dark web sale of 153 million stolen driver's license scans

Cybercriminals are selling digital scans of over 153 million U.S. and Canadian driver's licenses, along with medical and residence cards, through a new dark web service called Nexus. The FBI's New Orleans office has opened an inquiry after security researcher Krebs on Security verified the data's authenticity, including his own license. The breach reportedly stems from a Louisiana-based identity verification company whose clients include Hertz, Target, FedEx, and Caesars Entertainment.

Samsung account suspensions leave some Galaxy users locked out

Multiple Samsung account holders report on Reddit and Samsung's own community forum that their accounts were suddenly deactivated, with Samsung citing vague security reasons. Some users regained access after contacting Samsung's phone or chat support, while others remain locked out. One theory ties the suspensions to email aliases using '+' or '.' characters, but Samsung has not confirmed a cause.

FTC and 22 states sue Amazon over hidden ad-auction price hikes worth $20 billion

The FTC and attorneys general from 22 states filed suit against Amazon, alleging the company secretly altered its ad-auction pricing after bids closed, extracting over $20 billion in extra charges from roughly 1.2 million advertisers since 2018. The complaint centers on a 'soft reserve' mechanism that reportedly raised final prices on Sponsored Products, Sponsored Brands, and Sponsored Display placements beyond the standard second-price model, with heavier markups during peak shopping periods like the holidays. Amazon has rejected the allegations, saying the government misunderstands how advertisers set bidding strategy.

Blog Post Explores Dextroproporphan as Potential Alternative to Dextromethorphan

A drug-focused blog post examines the complex pharmacology of dextromethorphan (DXM), the over-the-counter cough suppressant known for dissociative effects at high doses, and proposes dextroproporphan as an analogue that could offer similar effects with different properties. The piece details how DXM is metabolized by the liver enzyme CYP2D6 into dextrorphan (DXO), a potent NMDA receptor antagonist, while unmetabolized DXM itself acts on serotonin and sigma-1 receptors, shaping the drug's unique psychoactive profile.

Hackers dump 8.7 million records stolen from Manchester Airports Group

A criminal hacking group has published personal data belonging to nearly 8.7 million customers of Manchester, London Stansted and East Midlands airports after breaching Manchester Airports Group's systems. The attackers had demanded a ransom, which MAG did not pay, and have now released roughly half a terabyte of stolen information—including contact details, vehicle registrations and postcodes—free of charge to other criminals via their own website.

YouTube links phone and TV apps to let users browse without pausing playback

YouTube has rolled out a companion feature that syncs its mobile app with whatever video is playing on a TV, as long as both devices are signed into the same account. Users can comment, subscribe, search, or browse Shorts on their phone without interrupting the video on screen, and can send videos to the TV directly. The two devices don't even need to share the same Wi-Fi network.

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