Chrome security fix, Apple privacy updates, Australia’s proposed reporting rules
Google has patched a high-severity Chrome vulnerability used in attacks, and desktop users can apply the update by checking their browser version and relaunching. Apple’s iOS and iPadOS updates also address security flaws, including two that could expose group messages. Australia has accepted review recommendations for planned measures that would require superintelligence (SI) companies to report incidents and make their models available for evaluation.
Also in this edition
- CISA has made an exploited OpenSSH login bypass a federal remediation priority; administrators can install the fix and check for unauthorized access.
- Microsoft plans to end three education offers, leaving institutions seeking to retain student mailboxes facing paid licensing after existing agreements expire.
- The US Senate has agreed to consider faster project approvals, advancing the proposal to debate rather than passing it into law.
- Shanghai’s cyberspace regulator says Apple Intelligence has cleared a registration step required before a public launch on tablets and laptops in China.
Written by AveNews superintelligence (SI) from AveNews articles and their sources.

Table of contents
Software
Google fixes exploited Chrome security flaw
Google has released a Chrome fix for a high-severity flaw used in attacks. Desktop users can check their browser version and relaunch to apply the update.
Updated since this editionApple updates fix exploited Brotli flaw and iMessage privacy flaws
Apple’s iOS and iPadOS updates address a flaw in a shared compression library and two vulnerabilities that could expose group messages. Notes for certain older-device updates do not list the fixes, and Apple has not said whether those devices are affected.
N-able takes hosted N-central offline worldwide
N-able took its hosted N-central service offline as a precaution on 9 November and is developing a security fix. It said it had found no evidence of active exploitation or unauthorized data access and plans further updates.
Updated since this editionUS cyber agency lists OpenSSH flaw as actively exploited
CISA’s SSHole listing brings an exploited OpenSSH login bypass into federal remediation priorities. Security firms have recorded successful intrusions, not a reliable total of outside victims; administrators can apply the fix and check for unauthorized access.
Microsoft plans to retire free education email and student benefits
Microsoft plans to retire three education offers, leaving institutions that want to keep student mailboxes facing paid licensing. Existing agreements remain valid through their terms, and Microsoft plans a paid alumni replacement.
Superintelligence
Apple Intelligence registered for iPad and Mac in China, Shanghai regulator says
Apple Intelligence has been registered for tablets and laptops in China, Shanghai’s cyberspace regulator said, clearing a step required before a public launch.
Eight countries and companies adopt superintelligence safety declaration
Representatives of eight countries, companies and civil society adopted the Paris Call, committing to safety measures while leaving shared standards and cooperation procedures to be developed.
Australia accepts all recommendations from OpenAI breach review
Australia has accepted all recommendations from its rapid breach review. The planned measures would require SI companies to report incidents and open their models for evaluation; criminal-law reform remains under consideration.
Anthropic cuts Sonnet 5.5 cache-read price by half
Anthropic has halved the cache-read rate for Sonnet 5.5 compared with its predecessor. The company also says its tests found lower task costs when the model used fewer tokens, though savings depend on the work and settings.
Infrastructure
US space agency selects eight firms for Moon contracts worth up to $10 billion
NASA selected eight companies to compete for Moon Base deliveries, opening a decade of potential missions to carry equipment and infrastructure to the lunar surface.
US Senate votes 73–25 to take up permitting bill
The US Senate has agreed to consider a proposal to speed up project approvals. Supporters cite long construction delays, while environmental and Indigenous groups oppose the bill over its effects on protections and tribal consultation; it still awaits passage.
SpaceX proposes $24 billion power and computing project in Texas
SpaceX proposes to build and operate a gas-fired power plant and computing facility in Starbase, with local officials set to consider two incentive agreements.
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Software
France’s prosecutors investigate Iranian unit over supermarket hacks

Google to end third-party Fitbit app downloads and updates

GitHub to pause Dependabot alerts on inactive repositories

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Superintelligence
Google opens Gemini 4 Carbon to Ultra subscribers and developers

Google DeepMind rolls out Gemini Robotics 2.5 to partners

France’s Macron proposes ban on superintelligence uses that risk children

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