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Lockbit says it has hit eFile.com, again

We don't know how many people might be affected.

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Chinese national accused by US of NASA and military spear-phishing campaign

The campaign allegedly lasted for roughly four years.

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Chinese banking giant's London HQ targeted by cybercriminals, threatening to leak millions of files

ICBC has until tomorrow to act, otherwise the files are going public.

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Pro-Kremlin propaganda pages seized by US in election interference crackdown

US law enforcement takes down dozens of fake news websites spreading propaganda.

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CrowdStrike exec to speak in front of US House Homeland Security Committee

Senior Vice President of Counter Adversary Operations to speak on September 24 regarding the patching fiasco.

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Doom running on a Def Con attendee badge at 50 fps is the highlight of the otherwise messy backstory to this year's popular hacking conference

Seeing hackers modding hardware to make it run Doom is cool. Seeing them fall out over coding projects is decidedly not cool.

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Global cloud market sees another huge spending spree as AI demand continues

Latest cloud market share results are in, and there aren’t very many surprises.

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CrowdStrike issues go beyond Windows: company's security software has reportedly been causing Linux kernel panics since at least April

CrowdStrike's issues are not limited to Windows machines, it turns out.

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LockBit demands $25 million from London Drugs, confirming breach was actually ransomware attack

London Drugs says it has no means, or intention, of paying the crooks.

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Dell cracks down on hybrid working again — computing giant is going to start color-coding employees to show who is coming back to the office

Dell tells hybrid workers they’ll now be graded with a colored flag depending on how much they come into the office.

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Microsoft doesn't want police forces using Azure AI for facial recognition

Microsoft says that any OpenAI model hosted on its Azure platform should not be used for facial recognition by police.

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Millions of Discord users being tracked by spy site — what you need to know

Discord users could be at risk online after a data-scraping service was set up last year to harvest their messages and track them across the web.

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EU antitrust team probing Microsoft ties between Entra ID and 365 services

Microsoft probed over its use of Entra ID as antitrust scrutiny continues to develop globally.

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IBM Consulting is the latest to order an immediate return to office

‘RTO with immediate effect’ mandate issued by IBM Consulting; non-compliance believed to lead to ‘consequences’

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IBM ends reward program for employee invention - and workers aren't happy

IBM cut its inventor program at the end of 2023, leaving many workers with unspent (and un-spendable) points.

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Broadcom kills off VMware Cloud Service Providers

VMware Partner Connect Program is Broadcom’s next target; Cloud Service Providers threatened with termination.

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Cerebras Boss Calls Nvidia ‘Un-American’ for Sanctions-Swerving GPUs

The CEO of Cerebras has accused Nvidia of following the letter of the law regarding US-China sanctions, but limboing under the GPU restrictions in an unpatriotic manner.

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China's largest bank hit by ransomware attack

LockBit used a well-documented vulnerability called CitrixBleed to hit ICBC, researchers claim.

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Lawsuit Claims Intel Sold Billions of AVX-Enabled CPUs Knowing of Downfall Vulnerability

A new class action suit alleges Intel sold billions of CPUs which it knew would be susceptible to an AVX side-channel attack, and complains the patch saps performance too much.

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Top VPN services can be tricked into leaking traffic outside your network

New flaws found in Cisco routers affecting VPN traffic routing.

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Fujitsu confirms end to European client PC sales

Owing to declining sales and a shift in focus, Fujitsu is pulling out of the personal computer game in Europe.

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Alarm raised over Mozilla VPN security flaw

Apparent Mozilla VPN flaw allows threat actors to conduct a myriad of activities, including redirecting traffic to malicious destinations.

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Thousands of Fortinet firewalls are unpatched against this serious security bug, so patch now

A patch was released a month ago, but many Fortinet users haven't applied it yet.

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Robot Steals RAM Data by Freezing Chips in Chilling Cybersecurity Demo

Cybersecurity researcher Ang Cui demonstrates a new robot he’s created that automates the process of stealing data from RAM by freezing chips.

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People are going to try and hack this in-space satellite with the government's say-so - here's why

A new exercise is pitting five hacking teams against each other as they try to take over a satellite orbiting Earth.

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