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    Traffic from residential proxy networks has been detected on the White House network, according to a report by Layer3Intel. Residential proxies route internet activity through ordinary home connections, making it harder to identify users and bypass security controls. The finding has sparked discussion among security researchers about how such traffic could appear on a government network and what monitoring or policy gaps it might reveal.

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    AI Hackers Are Attacking the Entire Internet, CEO Warns●AI Hackers Are Attacking the Entire Internet, One CEO Warns✉newsTechnologyInternet1 h ago

    A Wall Street Journal report carries a warning from a technology chief executive that AI-powered hackers are now attacking systems across the entire internet. The claim points to automated, AI-driven cyberattacks operating at a scale human teams struggle to match. The report has drawn attention as businesses and governments weigh how to defend networks against increasingly autonomous attacks.

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    Hackers have compromised connected supermarket refrigerators across Europe, according to reporting by France 24. Smart refrigeration units used by retailers were breached, raising concerns about the security of connected devices in critical retail infrastructure. Details remain limited about the attackers, the extent of the disruption, and whether stores lost control of cooling systems, but the incident is drawing attention to weaknesses in the Internet of Things.

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    Suspected cyber-attacks hit fridges across Europe●'It's a form of terrorism': fridges across Europe hit by suspected cyber-attacks▶youtubeWarTerrorism151.9K1 h ago

    Fridges and other connected household appliances across Europe have been hit by suspected cyber-attacks, according to a Guardian report describing the incidents as 'a form of terrorism'. The attacks appear to target smart devices, disrupting homes and raising concerns about the security of internet-connected appliances. The story is drawing wide attention as it highlights how everyday technology can be weaponised.