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This morning, I have found the accompanying article on Cybernews directly. This, could be the biggest compromise due to its size and organizational structure. Now,…
Leave a CommentJason’s Deli fell prey to a credential stuffing attack in late December. Out of an abundance of caution, they will ask those they have found…
Leave a CommentHello everyone, I got a chance to read sans news bites for yesterday. Ivanti is back in the news as a directive was put out…
Leave a CommentEarlier, I blogged an article about Intuit whereby they were advertising software that was only free to a limited number of folk. While I screwed…
Leave a CommentOf course we have to start this off with the all too common comment from Amazon that what the CNIL in France found is baseless…
Leave a CommentKim Komando covered this in today’s newsletter, but I saw this in the Malwarebytes newsletter that I received yesterday. Apparently, news is going around about…
Leave a CommentDoubTap On Air is reporting that an application I’ve not used called Menus4All will be closing its doors. While I have used an application called…
Leave a CommentSome of this may not necessarily for us, but I am going to try and post these starting with this one. The top of the…
Leave a CommentThe latest news is dealing with a new company I’ve never heard of called Loan Depot who provides loan services to a huge number of…
Leave a CommentI really don’t understand why the owner of Breach Forums is getting “time served” (in quotes) when the report indicate that he never spent a…
Leave a CommentToday is release day for IOS 17.3, Mac software and other related software. The biggest thing for IOS is stolen device protection, this article titled…
Leave a Comment66,000 email addresses were pilfered in a more recent breach at a company called Trezor. This seems to be the second time they’ve been owned,…
Leave a CommentThis Ars Technica article talks about someone who developed what we take for granted to keep our computers time synced. That protocol is called NTP…
Leave a CommentWhat do you guys think? If Amazon sent you an email telling you that uyou’d need to pay for using the device, called Alexa Plus…
1 CommentThis is a new site for me where this comes from. The Cyber Express is reporting that 15 million people may be affected by a…
Leave a CommentHyundai Motor India got caught exposing information in their region about their cars. In a tech crunch article, it talks about the bug which allowed…
Leave a CommentWhile some of this trip needed a flight, the majority was done by car. No, it wasn’t a Tesla that they used, it was a…
Leave a CommentI spotted this one through Mastodon, and it seems like TA866 uses some infrastructure from other TA numbers, more specificly 571. What made this interesting…
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FTC asks big tech companies about AI
Cybernews is reporting that the FTC in the U.S. is asking big tech companies like Microsoft and Google in their investments in to Open AI…