Philadelphia Inquirer’s Servers Offline Due to Cyberincident
Tyler Cross Published on: May 17, 2023 The Philidelphia Inquirer News Company had its systems knocked out, though it isn’t clear if it was a cyber attack yet. On Sunday…
Tyler Cross Published on: May 17, 2023 The Philidelphia Inquirer News Company had its systems knocked out, though it isn’t clear if it was a cyber attack yet. On Sunday…
Tyler Cross Published on: May 17, 2023 Yinato Yu, a former executive of ByteDance, the parent company of TikTok, has come out recently and declared that TikTok is a propaganda…
Tyler Cross Published on: May 17, 2023 Yinato Yu, a former executive of ByteDance, the parent company of TikTok, has come out recently and declared that TikTok is a propaganda…
A Russian man identified by KrebsOnSecurity in January 2022 as a prolific and vocal member of several top ransomware groups was the subject of two indictments unsealed by the Justice…
Countless smartphones seized in arrests and searches by police forces across the United States are being auctioned online without first having the data on them erased, a practice that can…
It may seem like snail's pace compared to our COVID-19 vaccines, but the wheels are certainly turning in the development of a universal mRNA influenza vaccine. The latest has just entered trial, with many others at the same stage or even further along. Source of Article
Carey van Vlaanderen, ESET Southern Africa CEO, on how to stay safe from scammers on WhatsApp, which continues to dominate as one of the world's most popular social messaging platforms. Source of Article
Carey van Vlaanderen, ESET Southern Africa CEO, on how to stay safe from scammers on WhatsApp, which continues to dominate as one of the world's most popular social messaging platforms. Source of Article
OpenAI is making rapid advances in a new text-to-3D object system it's been working on. The Shap-E AI, available as an open-source download, can generate 3D assets straight from a text description, or build them from supplied images. Source of Article
Paleontologists have discovered fossils from a gigantic marine predator that stalked the Jurassic seas. The creature could have grown to twice the size of an orca, and fed on pretty much anything else unlucky enough to be in the ocean at that time. Source of Article
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