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Plenty of highly sensitive data stolen, including Social Security Numbers.
A Decentralized Finance lending platform was hacked, but the funds are being tracked across the blockchain.
Microsoft’s VMs have helped develop OpenAI-authored tools like ChatGPT in the past, and its just announced another one.
Teams is getting even more filters, and by the summer you’ll be able to virtually dress up as an avatar.
The organization launches a new pilot program to help critical infrastructure firms.
Surprising win from Intel doesn’t reflect real life scenarios sans overclocking
Google is working on a ‘Search Companion’ tool for Chrome to help surface more relevant information.
A vulnerability in OpenSea allowed attackers to identify users, but the flaw was quickly fixed.
Companies are less concerned about security of their cloud infrastructure than they are about cutting costs and disaster recovery.
Data has moved from on-prem to cloud, but ownership and management haven’t migrated as well as we’d hoped.
It's being used for more than just phishing emails, researchers from Norton are saying.
Cyber analysts CloudSEK have found a huge surge in AI-generated videos that contain dangerous links in their descriptions.
Some Etsy sellers are currently owed money that cannot be delivered following the collapse of SVB.
Medusa puts itself on the map with a new attack, asking for $1 million in ransom.
Blackbaud failed to report adequately about a 2020 ransomware attack, which has come back to haunt it with a massive fine.
A North Korean hacking group is believed to be behind a new and sophisticated phishing campaign tricking those looking for work.
An extra layer of protection is coming to the collaboration app, after hackers started abusing it for malware delivery.
Microsoft reckons that AI - and listening to workers - could save companies from spending aimlessly on tech.
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