The renowned hacker marketplace Genesis Market, which was used to buy stolen passwords and digital browser fingerprints, has been taken down by American law enforcement. Although the FBI has not yet made an announcement about the takedown, code-named “Operation Cookie Monster,” Genesis Market domains are currently showing a warning that …
Read More »You can now host a live DJ set on Tidal using their new live function
A new DJ mode is being introduced to Tidal, allowing you to share your music selections with your pals. Live is included in both the standard HiFi plan ($9.99/month) and the premium HiFi Plus plan ($19.99/month) of the streaming service. It’s not quite like Spotify’s Group Sessions, where everyone can …
Read More »Just like New Zealand, Australia has banned TikTok from government-issued gadgets
To join the growing list of Western countries that have banned TikTok on government-issued smartphones, Australia made the move today. Mark Dreyfus, the Attorney General, made the announcement and promised that the ban would be enforced “as quickly as practical.” According to Dreyfus, “input from intelligence and security services” was …
Read More »A former black employee of Tesla saw his racial prejudice settlement reduced from $15 million to $3.2 million
The award in the racial bias lawsuit filed by Owen Diaz, a former Black elevator operator at Tesla’s Fremont facility, has been reduced from $15 million to $3.2 million. During a weeklong trial in San Francisco, a federal jury on Monday decided that Tesla had failed to prevent extreme racial …
Read More »Virgin Orbit catches fire during an unauthorized descent
Virgin Orbit, a troubled space corporation, announced it was unable to get extra finance to keep it solvent, so it is firing about 85% of its workers in an effort to further cut costs. The information was reported to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Thursday, exactly two weeks …
Read More »Italy blocks ChatGPT because to worries about data protection
A timely reminder that some nations do have laws that already apply to cutting-edge AI has just been issued by Italy’s data protection authority, which has ordered OpenAI to stop processing people’s data locally with immediate effect. The order comes two days after an open letter called for a moratorium …
Read More »There has been a recent supply chain attack that targets 12 million users of a phone system
A number of security companies have warned about an ongoing supply chain attack that targets downstream clients by employing a trojanized version of 3CX’s popular audio and video calling client. More than 600,000 businesses utilize a software-based phone system created by 3CX, including American Express, BMW, McDonald’s, and the National …
Read More »Google’s new ad transparency hub will archive an advertiser’s past campaigns
Search, Display, and YouTube ads from verified advertisers can now be found in a single unified hub on Google’s new Ad Transparency Center. Accessible via this link or the My Ad Center page, the new transparency hub provides information about when and where a particular brand’s ads were shown, as …
Read More »GitHub eliminates its Indian engineering team
As part of Microsoft’s cost-cutting measures in response to weakening global market conditions, the popular developer platform GitHub has laid off nearly its entire engineering team in India. According to a source with knowledge of the situation, the developer company has laid off more than a hundred workers in the …
Read More »Microsoft lets cybersecurity generative AI run amok
Microsoft unveiled Security Copilot today as part of its ongoing effort to incorporate generative AI into all of its products. This new tool promises to “summarize” and “make sense” threat intelligence. Microsoft promoted Security Copilot in a vague statement as a mechanism to correlate attack data while prioritizing security problems. …
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