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Security Scan of FIFA World Cup 2026 Stadium Websites

Guardr ran a point-in-time security scan (July 3, 2026) of the 16 official FIFA World Cup 2026 host venue websites across the US, Canada and Mexico, checking TLS/SSL, security headers, cookie security, DNS hardening and exposed paths. The report found universal weaknesses in Content-Security-Policy (six sites had no CSP at all), inconsistent HSTS deployment (nine sites missing or weak HSTS, BC Place max-age set to five minutes), one high-severity cookie misconfiguration (Hard Rock Stadium’s session cookie lacked Secure, HttpOnly and SameSite), and only one site using DNSSEC (Lincoln Financial Field). Each site received an A–F grade; MetLife Stadium scored highest (A, 90) and the Kansas City World Cup microsite tied for the lowest grades. Guardr notes these are common, easily fixed misconfigurations and that high traffic does not imply strong security.

Warner Bros. Discovery Company Profile

This State of Streaming directory page profiles Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc., an American multinational mass media and entertainment conglomerate headquartered in New York City. The profile lists basic corporate metadata (HQ: New York, NY; Founded: 2022; Ticker: WBD), notes the company was formed from WarnerMedia's spin-off by AT&T and merger with Discovery, Inc. on April 8, 2022, and aggregates links to the company's website, press, social accounts and State of Streaming coverage related to the company and its streaming business.

SpaceX Shows Handset-like AI Device Prototype

TechCrunch reports that SpaceX showed investors a prototype of a "handset-like" AI device described as sleeker and slimmer than an iPhone. The prototype is said to be at an early stage and could change; Elon Musk has publicly denied the reporting. The device is reportedly designed to run a proprietary operating system and integrate technology from xAI, the AI company SpaceX acquired earlier in the year. The story notes SpaceX and sister company Tesla have manufacturing strengths and that SpaceX’s Starlink Mobile ambitions could tie into wireless competition with carriers. The piece also references concurrent AI-device efforts at OpenAI and warns of past unsuccessful AI-device attempts from companies such as Humane and Rabbit, leaving consumer demand uncertain.