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A security researcher has disclosed a vulnerability in ERPNext's Document Follow feature that exposed data to unauthorized users. The flaw allowed logged-in users to access records they had no business seeing — a reminder that enterprise software handling sensitive business data carries real consequences when access controls slip through the cracks.
Shifting to Capitol Hill, members of Congress have sent a formal letter to OpenAI's Sam Altman demanding transparency around an incident involving HuggingFace. The letter signals growing legislative appetite to hold AI companies accountable when something goes wrong, rather than waiting for voluntary disclosure. Oversight, it seems, is no longer optional.
And Google is holding its Made by Google event in New York today, where we expect to see the Pixel eleven series alongside the Pixel Watch five. Coming just days after Samsung's Galaxy Unpacked, the timing is deliberate — Google wants to keep the hardware conversation alive and stake its claim in a market where the gap between these two Android heavyweights keeps narrowing.
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