Emma Woollacott
Emma Woollacott is a freelance journalist writing for publications including the BBC, Private Eye, Forbes, Raconteur and specialist technology titles.
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ITSM teams report mixed productivity gains with AINews IT service management teams might be saving time on some tasks, but work is piling up in other areas
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Hacker claims to have stolen millions of Azure customer recordsNews TheHatman claims the data has been stolen from the victims' Azure and Entra tenants using compromised credentials
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The GitHub outage explainedNews An eight-hour GitHub outage saw an error rate of 50% for repo downloads and major disruption to Actions, APIs, and Copilot
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Poor business context is scuppering enterprise AI adoptionNews Research from Alteryx has found that more than half of organizations can't effectively operationalize the business knowledge AI needs
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Expired domains are a goldmine for hackersNews Tens of thousands of so-called 'dropcatch' domains are being registered every day
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OpenAI forges closer ties with IBM in enterprise pushNews The duo will combine OpenAI models and products with IBM Consulting expertise
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AMD pledges support for Oxford frontier AI research labNews The British Open-ended Learning and Discovery Lab (BOLD) will work on new learning algorithms, human-centered AI and embodied systems such as robots
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The LiteLLM supply chain attack this year could be the biggest everNews CloudSEK has identified dozens of major global organizations whose data was exposed
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Delta Airlines flight Wi-Fi tampered with after DEF CON conferenceNews A rogue network named 'Delta WiFi Fast' was created in an apparent in-flight phishing attack
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Data center markets are booming in these EMEA countriesNews Research from Savills shows Finland and Saudi Arabia are supercharging capacity, and smaller European cities are getting in on the act
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Logistics firm supply chain breach hits Valve and other customersNews After the hack of Ceva Logistics, customers are being warned to look out for scam emails
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Warning issued over Gunra ransomware gang as attacks ramp up globallyNews Recruiting pen testers and 'ethical' hackers, the group targets known vulnerabilities in internet-facing devices
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Cyber experts issue warning over new 'memory poisoning' technique targeting AI agentsNews Memory poisoning allows hidden text on a webpage to be treated as fact and used to make harmful decisions
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Swiss authorities urge calm amid fears over SharePoint credential leakNews The Federal Office for Information Technology and Telecommunication said that while accounts have been compromised, no sensitive data has been accessed
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US cloud 'kill switch' is as dangerous as ransomware, European businesses fearNews More than half reckon they couldn't last more than a day without cloud services
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Attacks on US water systems could be the tip of the iceberg, cyber experts warnNews Internet-exposed programmable logic controllers are also found in electric utilities, manufacturing and transportation
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Cyber criminals are selling discount AI tokens on underground forumsNews Sites such as Poison Claude and Ecomagent.in are taking advantage of genuine promo offers and reselling access
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Microsoft forks out record-breaking sums with expanded bug bounty programNews Hundreds of security researchers won a share of $20 million after the tech giant expanded its bug hunting scheme
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This one engineering role could be the key to building a truly data-driven enterpriseNews AI has increased the expectation for fast, or even instant, decisions. Data streaming engineers could help leaders keep pace
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Pentesters are finding more bugs with AI than they can fixNews Hallucinated exploits and fabricated vulnerabilities are adding to pentester workloads
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Police National Legal Database confirms data leaked on the dark webNews The hack has been claimed by the same group as last week's Department for Education breach
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Analysts ponder whether big tech is 'overbuilding' as AI infrastructure projects accelerateNews New analysis finds uncertainty about future demand, but predicts that the use of gas, solar, and battery storage will help
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Three things you need to know about the new EU AI Act rulesNews From this week, organizations operating in the EU have a new set of obligations around AI content and transparency
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Oracle integrates Google's Gemini AI models into enterprise appsThe deal aims to give broader access to Gemini models that can support AI agents and accelerate development
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