AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoConnectivity & child safety: Fiji’s government says 46,840 people across 311 communities will soon get internet access, but officials warn the “dark side of the web” means tougher protections and online-safety education for kids. Cybersecurity: Qatar’s NCSA warns Apple Mac users about an actively exploited macOS Screen Sharing flaw that can grant root access and deploy crypto-mining malware; it urges updates and disabling Screen Sharing when not needed. Critical infrastructure attack: US agencies warn AI-generated malware is being used to target Siemens S7 PLCs, with PLC compromises risking disruption and safety incidents. EU app rules: Apple revised EU app payment terms after talks with the European Commission, moving developers to unified business terms effective Oct. 1. Platform & privacy: Reddit’s share of ChatGPT citations reportedly plunged after OpenAI search changes, while a people-search service (ClarityCheck) exposed millions of face images in an unsecured S3 bucket. Media/ads: Walmart posted strong Q2 online sales growth but store results disappointed; it also highlighted advertising and data services momentum. Gaming: PlayStation Network saw another disruption pattern in 2026, with users reporting access issues.
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