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Apple says developer testing in China starts November 4 and the public gets Apple Intelligence in December with iOS 27.3, with Alibaba's Qwen built into Siri, Writing Tools and Visual Intelligence. The AI Siri shown at WWDC 2026 isn't part of this phase, and neither are Macs or iPads.
Sekoia says APT29 used compromised sites, lookalike domains and a hijacked Plerdy analytics script to push zero-click exploit chains at visitors on outdated iOS and Android. Every bug was already patched, so up-to-date phones were safe. CISA has now added one of the iOS flaws to its exploited list.
A CVSS 10 missing-authentication flaw in Siemens' SIMATIC IoT2050 Advanced gateways, CVE-2026-58115, is now being exploited, according to threat-intel firm VulnCheck. The attack is a single request to Node-RED's admin API, so any Node-RED instance left without a password is exposed in the same way.
Qualcomm's fiscal Q4 revenue fell 8% to $10.32 billion as a memory shortage hit handset demand, but automotive revenue nearly doubled to $1.99 billion. Management now wants $5 billion of data center revenue in fiscal 2027, a business that does not yet appear as a line in its results.
With the 27.3 betas, Apple opened a Siri AI Developer Preview that lets any app expose actions, content and multi-step "skills" to its new assistant. You can build and test now. You can't ship to the App Store until spring, iPhone users in the EU can't use Siri AI yet, and server-side usage has daily limits Apple hasn't quantified.
Apple's WebKit team says Safari 27.3 beta can repaint light-only websites dark when your device is in dark mode. Here's what it changes, where the setting lives, and the one line site owners can add to keep their design as authored.
NOIR, a new MIT-licensed desktop tool, scans an Android phone over USB debugging and links each app's sensitive permissions to the tracking and ad domains hard-coded in its code. It went from zero to about 1,800 GitHub stars in four days. It's a useful map of risk, but its findings show what apps can do, not proof of what they actually sent.
