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Fidelity data breach exposes details of thousands of customers

Even though the data wasn't abused in the wild, Fidelity is still offering free identity monitoring services.

GM Wants Super Cruise To Do Hands-Off, Eyes-Off Driving Assistance

GM Wants Super Cruise To Do Hands-Off, Eyes-Off Driving Assistance

That would make it the first American-designed hands-off, eyes-off driving assistance system.

Meta will use pictures and voice recorded by its Google Glass-style Ray Ban 'smart glasses' to train AI

Meta will use pictures and voice recorded by its Google Glass-style Ray Ban 'smart glasses' to train AI

Using the glasses' "Meta AI" features⁠—a main selling point of the device⁠—on an image makes it fair game for the company to hoover up.

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If you think your robot vacuum is watching you, you might not be wrong

A new report finds a worrisome Ecovacs vulnerability

Top health insurance firm hacked, sensitive customer data including medical records leaked online

Millions of people had their data posted on a Telegram channel, including private medical records.

New macOS update breaks multiple security products

Some vendors are advising against updating the OS until the matter is resolved.

The hotshot founder of an $80 million crypto fund disappeared mysteriously in China. Investors voted to wind it down—as he reappeared

Inception Capital’s future looks uncertain after receiving the backing of Bill Ackman, Alan Howard, and other prominent investors.

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WhatsApp’s ‘View Once’ privacy feature could be easily bypassed due to this bug

WhatsApp’s ‘View Once’ privacy feature could be easily bypassed due to this bug

WhatsApp warns you should not be able to view these messages on the web, or in the desktop app, but unfortunately - you can.

Meta introduces AI system that can translate 100 different languages

Meta has developed an AI model called SeamlessM4T Read further on Dynamite News :

Durex India suffers embarrassing data leak, customer data breached online

Durex India suffers embarrassing data leak, customer data breached online

Customer names and information about their orders, could be accessed by third parties following breach.

Why Are Tech Billionaires Saying VC David Sacks May Be 'The Most Evil Person In Silicon Valley'?

Why Are Tech Billionaires Saying VC David Sacks May Be 'The Most Evil Person In Silicon Valley'?

Silicon Valley tech billionaires are embroiled in a public feud, with venture capitalist David Sacks at the centre of accusations and counter-accusations.

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Multi-platform spyware provider Spytech gets hacked, revealing global scale of operations and swaths of unencrypted victim data

Multi-platform spyware provider Spytech gets hacked, revealing global scale of operations and swaths of unencrypted victim data

A Spytech breach disclosed to TechCrunch prompts an exposé.

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Another major spyware firm has been breached — thousands of devices have private details exposed

Another major spyware firm has been breached — thousands of devices have private details exposed

Spytech has sensitive data stolen, with senior leadership saying they knew nothing about it.

CrowdStrike’s $10 Apology & Voice Actors Going On Strike: News From Tech & Gaming This Week

CrowdStrike’s $10 Apology & Voice Actors Going On Strike: News From Tech & Gaming This Week

Here are seven things you might have missed this week from CrowdStrike, big game announcements and the voice actor strike.

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CrowdStrike faces backlash as ‘thank you’ gift cards are blocked

$10 UberEats vouchers sent to people who helped after global IT outage are flagged as potential fraud

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After the largest PC outage in history due to buggy software updates, CrowdStrike now offers affected partners a $10 UberEats gift card

CrowdStrike seeks to repair its reputation, one $10 UberEats gift card at a time.

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CrowdStrike sends out $10 Uber Eats codes as an apology, and some of them show an error message

After causing one of the largest Internet outages in history, CrowdStrike sent out $10 Uber Eats gift cards as an apology. Unfortunately, some of the cards do not work.

CrowdStrike issues apology for global IT outage in the form of $10 Uber Eats gift cards — which then don’t work

Just remember that if you cause a global IT outage with a bad update, like CrowdStrike, the solution is fast food.

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CrowdStrike is offering a $10 UberEats gift card as an apology for the recent outage

CrowdStrike is sending $10 UberEats giftcards as an apology to the worldwide BSOD.

A Zeekr May Be Your Next Waymo Taxi In The U.S.

The Swedish-designed electric minivan has a removable steering wheel, which could help Waymo go over any regulatory speed bump.

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AT&T data breach compromised phone records of nearly all its customers

Hackers stole phone numbers, call/text logs, and some location data for millions of AT&T customers.

Microsoft slammed for sending out hack email warnings that look an awful lot like spam and phishing attacks

Microsoft was warning people of a recent breach, but the notifications resembled a typical phishing email.

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Is Gemini's expanded context window as useful as we thought?

Google touted Gemini's expanded context window with Gemini 1.5 Pro and Gemini 1.5 Flash, but does that result in real-world benefits?

SpaceX unveils new Starlink Mini antenna for internet users on the go

SpaceX just announced a more compact version of its satellite internet antennas called Starlink Mini that are small enough to fit in a backpack.

Telegram confesses it only employs thirty engineers - and somehow thinks this is fine

Telegram founder Pavel Duvrov bragged about his company being “super efficient”, but security researchers are despairing.

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