
Samsung Cash Hits Record, Linux Kernel Flaw Enables Remote Attacks, Data Centers Boost PJM Auction Revenue, Webloc Tracks Millions of Phones, and more...
9.11.2026
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(0:10): Samsung’s Cash Hits Record $157 Billion as AI Boom Fuels Investment and Shareholder Returns
(1:56): Critical Linux Kernel Flaw Could Enable Remote Code Execution on Exposed Servers
(3:53): PJM Monitor: Data Centers Added $5.73 Billion to Capacity Auction Revenue
(5:50): Webloc Lets Police Track Hundreds of Millions of Phones Using App Location Data
(7:07): Apple’s iPhone Duo Faces ‘Crackgate’ as Owners Report Cracked Foldable Screens
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(1:56): Critical Linux Kernel Flaw Could Enable Remote Code Execution on Exposed Servers
(3:53): PJM Monitor: Data Centers Added $5.73 Billion to Capacity Auction Revenue
(5:50): Webloc Lets Police Track Hundreds of Millions of Phones Using App Location Data
(7:07): Apple’s iPhone Duo Faces ‘Crackgate’ as Owners Report Cracked Foldable Screens
To subscribe visit https://www.brief.news.
For more updates in your inbox each morning visit www.brief.news.
Image credit: JKN
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