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Diddy has joined a federal drug rehabilitation program at Fort Dix prison in New Jersey, a move that could trim up to a year off his sentence stemming from prostitution-related charges. The former Hip-Hop mogul, who began serving more than four years behind bars, was accepted into the Bureau of Prisons’ Residential Drug Abuse Program, a structured treatment plan that includes intensive therapy. According to the Bureau’s records, Diddy is currently scheduled for release in May 2028, but participation in the program could lead to early release. A spokesperson for Diddy, Juda Engelmayer, confirmed the development, telling The New York Times that the artist is “committed to sobriety, focused on healing, and trying to set an example for others.” Diddy’s legal team previously acknowledged his past substance abuse, including opiates, but said he has remained clean since being incarcerated. During his trial, federal prosecutors presented evidence of drug use, including narcotics seized during a raid of his mansion. Authorities recovered cocaine, ketamine, MDMA tablets and benzodiazepines before his arrest. Now housed in a unit with roughly 200 inmates, Diddy shares a nine-person room and works in the facility’s chapel library, according to Engelmayer. Last week, TMZ reported that Diddy had been caught consuming homemade alcohol behind bars, but Engelmayer denied the claim. Diddy was recently transferred to Fort Dix after sentencing and began serving his term earlier this year.

Chrisean Rock found herself at the center of intense criticism after a livestream video showed her using her two-year-old son’s hair as a tissue during what appeared to be a casual broadcast session. The media personality and reality star wiped her nose with her hand before rubbing the residue on young Chrisean Malone Jr.’s head, creating an immediate uproar across social media platforms. The incident occurred during a Monday (November 10) livestream that quickly went viral, drawing condemnation from viewers who called the behavior inappropriate and unsanitary. Social media users expressed outrage over the footage, with many demanding intervention from Child Protective Services. “She has issues. Get her some real help,” one user commented on the viral clip. Another wrote, “Proof not everyone should be allowed to have kids,” while a third added, “Cuz what type of mother messes up their child due to their intoxication and then use them like a worthless napkin. Not everyone deserves to be parents, but every child needs a parent.” Did Chrisean really just use her baby as a rag to wipe her own nose??? pic.twitter.com/sccs2HLYKt — She’s Fishy ➐ (@ShesFishy) November 10, 2025 The controversial moment arrives during an ongoing custody dispute between Rock and rapper Blueface, the father of their son. The former couple has been engaged in a public legal battle over parental rights, with both facing multiple arrests in recent months that have complicated their case. Authorities previously arrested Rock at a courthouse during one of Blueface’s hearings. Following that incident, officials temporarily removed her son from her care, adding another layer to their already complex custody arrangement. Child Protective Services has intervened multiple times in the couple’s situation. Reports indicate that CPS conducted a raid on Rock’s residence after video evidence suggested she had placed her child in dangerous situations, including allegedly leaving him locked inside a vehicle during extreme heat conditions. During the home inspection, authorities reportedly discovered alcohol and illegal substances on the premises, leading to child endangerment charges and the temporary removal of her son from her custody. These findings have strengthened concerns about the child’s welfare and safety. Family disputes have further complicated the situation, with public confrontations involving Rock, Blueface’s other former partner Jaidyn Alexis, and Rock’s own relatives. One of Rock’s sisters allegedly refused to return her son during a custody exchange, while another family member’s erratic behavior required police intervention. The latest livestream incident has intensified public scrutiny of Rock’s parenting abilities and reignited discussions about child safety in celebrity households. As her custody battle with Blueface continues through the court system, this new controversy adds additional complications to their already turbulent co-parenting relationship. Fans and followers have expressed deep concern about the welfare of their son, with many calling for immediate intervention to ensure the child’s safety and well-being. The incident has also raised broader questions about social media responsibility and the impact of public behavior on ongoing legal proceedings.

In October, one in every 44 GenAI prompts submitted from enterprise networks posed a high risk of data leakage, impacting 87 percent of organizations that use GenAI regularly. A study from Check Point Research finds an additional 19 percent of prompts contained potentially sensitive information such as internal communications, customer data, or proprietary code. These risks coincide with an eight percent increase in average daily GenAI usage among corporate users. The report also finds that organizations worldwide each faced an average of 1,938 cyberattacks per week. This represents a two percent increase from September and a five percent rise year-over-year,… [Continue Reading]

Banks, fintechs, and crypto platforms are ramping up investment in fraud prevention and identity verification (IDV), positioning it as the next layer of cyber defense, according to a new survey. The study from Regula shows banks are leading this trend: the share of institutions intending to increase IDV budgets by more than 50 percent is nearly tripling -- from 4.4 percent to 15 percent in just two years. Roughly a third of banks and crypto firms and a fifth of fintechs expect 10-20 percent increases. Meanwhile, at least every third organization in the wider financial services ecosystem is considering more… [Continue Reading]

GitLab has published new findings highlighting what it calls the “AI Paradox,” whereby artificial intelligence is speeding up coding but introducing new productivity barriers as a result. The company’s 2025 Global DevSecOps Report, conducted with The Harris Poll, surveyed 3,266 professionals working in software development, IT operations, and security. The results suggest that while teams deploy faster than ever, they are losing time to inefficiencies that AI alone cannot fix. According to the study, DevSecOps professionals lose about seven hours per week to inefficient processes. The main causes include fragmented toolchains and collaboration gaps between teams. Sixty percent of respondents… [Continue Reading]