SolarWinds fixes critical developer oversight
While no active exploitation has been reported yet, SolarWinds is recommending swift patching to stay ahead of the adversaries. Zach
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After more than two decades, ESA’s Cluster mission is ending • The Register
The first of the European Space Agency’s Cluster satellites is set to return to Earth next month after an extraordinarily
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YouTube Launches AI Tool to Recover Hacked Accounts
YouTube has released a new AI troubleshooting tool to help users recover their accounts after they’ve been hacked. The AI
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Main Line Health deploys chaos engineering to bolster healthcare resilience
Each cybersecurity event, whether planned or not, “offers an opportunity for all of us to find ways to build our
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Now.gg opens Telegram store for mobile games and AI apps
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Improving Asset Loss and Theft Management through IoT-Driven Asset Management Systems
Industries where high-value assets are critical to operations, often face the risk of asset loss and theft. Asset theft poses
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Handy even if you’re happy with Microsoft • The Register
The second LibreOffice release of 2024 is here, with additional spreadsheet functions, improved presentation layouts, better searching, and more. LibreOffice
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TELUS joins 280 AI stakeholders in U.S. AI aafety initiative
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Trap your foes with Valorant’s next defensive agent: Vyse
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Open Compute Project seeks green datacenter concrete wisdom • The Register
The Open Compute Project, the org best known for offering designs for hyperscale hardware, has rounded up AWS, Google, Meta,
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