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Experts Offer Roadmap to Secure US Ports From CCP Attack
‘We have been a victim for too long, and we’ve got to get out of that mindset,’ McCrary Institute Director Frank Cilluffo said.
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The Secret Payments That Keep Global Ransomware Attacks Going
‘Ransoms are being paid left, right, and center,’ one tech expert said.
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Victim Profiles in Microsoft SharePoint Attacks Point to Targeted Intelligence Campaign, Researchers Say
‘The attackers knew exactly what they were looking for,’ said Lodi Hensen.
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Google to Sign EU’s AI Code of Practice
Parent company Alphabet’s global affairs president and chief legal officer announced the decision, with some reservations, in a blog post.
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Australian-Made Rocket Lifts Off Successfully, But Crashes Soon After
Co-founder Adam Gilmore said a successful lift off was already a milestone.
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Musk’s Boring Company to Build Underground Transit System in Nashville
The system could become operational by spring next year.
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Christian Doctor Censured for Online Posts on Abortion, Gender, and Vaccines
VCAT considered 12 years’ worth of online content by Kok from 2010 and 2021.
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Britons Flock to VPNs to Dodge New Age Verification Checks Online
Rather than upload their IDs or have their faces scanned, adult users are moving toward VPNs.
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Tesla to Get Chips From Samsung’s Texas Facility in $16.5 Billion Deal
Share prices of both companies rose on July 28.
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MP Pushes to Criminalise Tools for AI-Generated Child Abuse Content
Kate Chaney’s bill seeks to criminalise the use, possession, and sharing of AI tools built to produce or train on child sexual abuse material.
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Musk’s Starlink Network Hit With Global Outage
Service was restored after a downtime of two and a half hours, according to a Starlink representative.
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Meta Announces New Safety Feature for Teens, Removes 635,000 Accounts
Children are found to increasingly use the safety features for blocking and reporting accounts.
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AI Coding Platform Deletes Entire Company Database, Then Denies It
It failed to follow several directives and went ‘rogue,’ said the entrepreneur who was coding with the AI’s help.
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Microsoft SharePoint Hacking Has Hit More Than 400 Victims, Researchers Warn
A security company said it has found more than 400 systems that were ‘actively compromised during four confirmed waves of attack.’
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Hackers Targeting Microsoft SharePoint Servers
Cloud-based SharePoint Online in Microsoft 365 is a different system and is not impacted, the U.S. Cyber Security and Infrastructure Defense Agency said.
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Microsoft Stops Using China-Based Engineers for Pentagon Tech Support as Hegseth Orders Review
Sen. Tom Cotton had raised concerns over reports that Microsoft hired Chinese engineers to work on the Defense Department’s cloud system.
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Strong Winds Sent 400 Chinese-Made Drones Crashing Into River During World Cup
The report found that the drone operator was not aware of the impact of the wind at the time of the incident.
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Defective Chargers Pose Risk to 34,000 Consumers
Dangerous wireless power banks are being recalled in increasing numbers, but at least 34,000 remain in use, the ACCC warns.
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Nvidia Says Washington Has Given Nod to Sell H20 AI Chips to China
The watered down H20 chips were designed to comply with the former administration’s restrictions on the export of high-performance AI chips to China.
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Experts Offer Roadmap to Secure US Ports From CCP Attack
‘We have been a victim for too long, and we’ve got to get out of that mindset,’ McCrary Institute Director Frank Cilluffo said.
|
The Secret Payments That Keep Global Ransomware Attacks Going
‘Ransoms are being paid left, right, and center,’ one tech expert said.
|
Victim Profiles in Microsoft SharePoint Attacks Point to Targeted Intelligence Campaign, Researchers Say
‘The attackers knew exactly what they were looking for,’ said Lodi Hensen.
|
Google to Sign EU’s AI Code of Practice
Parent company Alphabet’s global affairs president and chief legal officer announced the decision, with some reservations, in a blog post.
|
Australian-Made Rocket Lifts Off Successfully, But Crashes Soon After
Co-founder Adam Gilmore said a successful lift off was already a milestone.
|
Musk’s Boring Company to Build Underground Transit System in Nashville
The system could become operational by spring next year.
|
Christian Doctor Censured for Online Posts on Abortion, Gender, and Vaccines
VCAT considered 12 years’ worth of online content by Kok from 2010 and 2021.
|
Britons Flock to VPNs to Dodge New Age Verification Checks Online
Rather than upload their IDs or have their faces scanned, adult users are moving toward VPNs.
|
Tesla to Get Chips From Samsung’s Texas Facility in $16.5 Billion Deal
Share prices of both companies rose on July 28.
|
MP Pushes to Criminalise Tools for AI-Generated Child Abuse Content
Kate Chaney’s bill seeks to criminalise the use, possession, and sharing of AI tools built to produce or train on child sexual abuse material.
|
Musk’s Starlink Network Hit With Global Outage
Service was restored after a downtime of two and a half hours, according to a Starlink representative.
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Meta Announces New Safety Feature for Teens, Removes 635,000 Accounts
Children are found to increasingly use the safety features for blocking and reporting accounts.
|
AI Coding Platform Deletes Entire Company Database, Then Denies It
It failed to follow several directives and went ‘rogue,’ said the entrepreneur who was coding with the AI’s help.
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Microsoft SharePoint Hacking Has Hit More Than 400 Victims, Researchers Warn
A security company said it has found more than 400 systems that were ‘actively compromised during four confirmed waves of attack.’
|
Hackers Targeting Microsoft SharePoint Servers
Cloud-based SharePoint Online in Microsoft 365 is a different system and is not impacted, the U.S. Cyber Security and Infrastructure Defense Agency said.
|
Microsoft Stops Using China-Based Engineers for Pentagon Tech Support as Hegseth Orders Review
Sen. Tom Cotton had raised concerns over reports that Microsoft hired Chinese engineers to work on the Defense Department’s cloud system.
|
Strong Winds Sent 400 Chinese-Made Drones Crashing Into River During World Cup
The report found that the drone operator was not aware of the impact of the wind at the time of the incident.
|
Defective Chargers Pose Risk to 34,000 Consumers
Dangerous wireless power banks are being recalled in increasing numbers, but at least 34,000 remain in use, the ACCC warns.
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Nvidia Says Washington Has Given Nod to Sell H20 AI Chips to China
The watered down H20 chips were designed to comply with the former administration’s restrictions on the export of high-performance AI chips to China.
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