Fortinet flags some worrying security bugs coming back from the dead
Fortinet flaw reportedly fixed in September 2023 was just flagged in a security bulletin.
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Safety policies are needed for safe AI adoption, security leaders say
Read more: Safety policies are needed for safe AI adoption, security leaders sayNew research from CrowdStrike shows security leaders have mixed feelings about AI tools.
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Why software-defined perimeters (SDPs) are taking over where VPNs left off
Read more: Why software-defined perimeters (SDPs) are taking over where VPNs left offDiscover why Software-Defined Perimeters (SDP) are replacing outdated VPNs for secure, flexible network access.
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Millions of us say we don’t know how to remove data from an old device – here’s what to know
Read more: Millions of us say we don’t know how to remove data from an old device – here’s what to knowMillions of Brits don’t know what to do with their old devices, but we’re here to help.
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Top Uber rival leaks user and driver data online
Read more: Top Uber rival leaks user and driver data onlineRapido was apparently exposing a feedback archive online, which included emails and phone numbers.
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Why hacktivism can’t be a replacement for due process
Read more: Why hacktivism can’t be a replacement for due processHacktivism sparks change but risks chaos. Can it truly replace justice’s structured path?
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Samsung wants to build its first AI data center as it seeks to crack $1 billion dollar annual sales in cloud services
Read more: Samsung wants to build its first AI data center as it seeks to crack $1 billion dollar annual sales in cloud servicesSamsung subsidiary plans to add to its roster of data centers as AI demand booms.
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Microsoft Teams and AnyDesk abused to deploy dangerous malware, so be on your guard
Read more: Microsoft Teams and AnyDesk abused to deploy dangerous malware, so be on your guardCybercriminals are dropping DarkGate malware via AnyDesk, researchers reveal.
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Fake DocuSign and HubSpot phishing emails target 20,000 Microsoft Azure accounts
Read more: Fake DocuSign and HubSpot phishing emails target 20,000 Microsoft Azure accountsThe campaign, which targeted 20,000 Microsoft Azure accounts, has been disrupted.
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Apple set to build a server chip to service its own AI and may have sacrificed the company’s fastest ever chip to achieve this; report suggests a strategic tie-in with $850bn Broadcom
Read more: Apple set to build a server chip to service its own AI and may have sacrificed the company’s fastest ever chip to achieve this; report suggests a strategic tie-in with $850bn BroadcomApple is developing a server chip designed to power its AI capabilities, potentially at the cost of what would have been its fastest chip yet.
