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Careful when filing your taxes, this new "PackClient" malware is hitting global firms via tax audit lures
The Chinese are using a tax lure to deploy a new RAT and take over victim devices.
Amazon hit by lawsuit from FTC and 22 states claiming ad price rigging to the tune of $20 billion over seven years
The FTC and 22 US states have accused Amazon of inflating its ad revenue with shady practices, but Amazon denies.
ChatGPT, Reddit and Roblox moved into EU regulatory section for 'very large platforms' — must defend rights, electoral processes and public security
ChatGPT just qualified as a Very Large Online Search Engine, giving the European Commission greater oversight over it.
Bank of England head warns AI threatens financial stability — cites investment concentration and AI model security risks
Bank of England Governor is worried about AI's impacts on security and the concentration of investments.
New ClickFix campaign can deploy powerful multi-stage malware directly through Windows Terminal and PowerShell
Microsoft is calling it "TerminalFix" and says it is used to deliver "complex, multi-line scripts".
It's 35 years since Linus Torvalds first revealed Linux, calling it 'just a hobby' — how wrong he was
Linus Torvalds introduced Linux as a hobby project in 1991, starting development that eventually produced a 40 million-line kernel.
World’s second-biggest data center proposed in Scotland meets “huge” opposition — and it's part of a wider trend across the United Kingdom
Data centers are being opposed in every region of the UK, and it could cause some problems for the government's plans for AI
Teachers are getting more comfortable using AI – but it isn't helping lower their workload
Although most teachers use artificial intelligence, only one in three say they're able to work fewer hours amid intense workloads.
