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- 1Major airlines plan Dubai route returns before 2027●Lufthansa, SWISS, Wizz Air and Singapore Airlines plan Dubai returns before 2027 https:// mrf.lu/2dHgY
Lufthansa, SWISS, Wizz Air and Singapore Airlines are all planning to resume or expand service to Dubai ahead of 2027, according to a report shared by Gulf News. The moves would restore competition on key routes to the Gulf hub, and travellers are watching how the carriers will position themselves against Dubai-based Emirates in these markets.
- 2Twizzit Data Breach Exposes 1.2 Million Users▼Twizzit Management Platform Breach Exposes Data of 1.2 Million Users Twizzit suffered a data breach after attackers expl
Management platform Twizzit has suffered a data breach after attackers exploited a vulnerability to steal personal details of more than 1.2 million users across roughly 5,500 organizations. The stolen data reportedly includes names, email addresses, and other personal information. Security communities are discussing the incident as a further example of how a single platform vulnerability can put large numbers of users at risk.
- 3Anthony Davis to hold off on Wizards extension talks until summer▼Wizards' Anthony Davis to wait until summer for extension talks
Anthony Davis and the Washington Wizards will wait until the summer to discuss a contract extension, according to an ESPN report. No terms or timeline were given beyond the plan to revisit talks after the season. The news fuels debate about Davis's long-term future in Washington and what the Wizards' next move will be with their star big man.
- 4Wizards media day: big questions around Young, Davis and Dybantsa●What to expect at Wizards’ media day: Questions for Trae Young, Anthony Davis and AJ Dybantsa
Washington Wizards media day is approaching, with reporters expecting pointed questions about the franchise's direction. The New York Times outlines key storylines, including Trae Young's situation, Anthony Davis's role and health, and top prospect AJ Dybantsa's development. With the NBA season nearing, fans and analysts are watching whether Washington's young roster and veteran names signal a rebuild or a competitive push.
- 5Sphere's 4D Wizard Of Oz Hit Could Boost Its Stock▼4D Wizard Of Oz Success Could Be A Game Changer For Sphere Entertainment Stock
Sphere Entertainment's immersive 4D staging of The Wizard of Oz at its Las Vegas Sphere venue is being credited with driving strong audience turnout, and analysts suggest its success could materially improve the company's stock outlook. The experience is viewed as a test of whether Sphere's format can host recurring, licensed content profitably, making it a potential turning point for investor sentiment toward the company.
- 6Wiz's Blue Agent reconstructs GitHub-to-AWS attack in minutes●Wiz's Blue Agent autonomously reconstructed a cross-platform data exfiltration attack from GitHub to AWS in minutes by c
Wiz reports that its Blue Agent, an AI-driven security tool, autonomously reconstructed a cross-platform data exfiltration attack spanning GitHub and AWS in a matter of minutes. The agent worked by correlating signals across three platforms, tracing how data could be siphoned from code repositories into cloud infrastructure. The demonstration is being circulated among security professionals as an example of how AI agents can accelerate cloud attack investigation.
- 7Washington Wizards suddenly one of the NBA's most compelling teams▼The Washington Wizards, believe it or not, are one of the NBA’s most compelling teams - The Athletic
The Athletic argues the Washington Wizards, long one of the NBA's least successful franchises, have become one of the league's most compelling teams. The piece highlights the unexpected entertainment value of a rebuilding squad that is drawing attention well beyond Washington, prompting debate among fans about whether the team's young roster and style of play justify the hype.
- 8Wiz Veteran Raises $12 Million for AI Security Startup Rig Security●Wiz veteran raises $12 million Seed to secure AI agents at Rig Security
A former Wiz employee has raised $12 million in seed funding for Rig Security, a startup focused on securing AI agents. The round, reported by Calcalist Tech, highlights growing investor interest in tools that protect autonomous AI systems as companies increasingly deploy them in production environments.