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Israeli digital ad agency caught serving first in-the-wild zero-click spywareNews Discover-Tech's zero-click technique, dubbed "AdFection", installed spyware on the phones of targets around the world
By Emma Woollacott Published
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ICO reprimands Metropolitan Police over use of shadow ITOfficers and other staff were using an unapproved third-party platform to share data on suspected shoplifters
By Emma Woollacott Published
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Data centre and cloud shares slide amid AI gloomMajor providers saw massive selloffs following Barclays downgrade as Gartner warns on AI infrastructure spending
By Nicole Kobie Published
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Workday customers showcase how to unlock AI valueNews Doing AI for AI’s sake is pointless. What really matters is ensuring AI is delivering value…
By Mark Samuels Published
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Europe must invest in its own AI companies or be left at the mercy of the US and China, says Mistral AI co-founder“AI isn’t the internet” warns Arthur Mensch, as he encourages Europe to take a more active role in AI’s development
By Jane McCallion Published
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LiteLLM flaws allow full admin control and API-key theftUsers are advised to implement patch immediately in order to avoid breaches
By Emma Woollacott Published
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EU can't afford sovereign cloud, research claimsCiting costs that it claims have been overlooked, CCIA Europe is predicting a €115 billion bill.
By Emma Woollacott Published
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Bank of America hired 1,000 security consultants to address Mythos-spotted flawsNews Temp hires were needed to work through patches and other fixes necessary to address vulnerabilities spotted by the AI security models
By Nicole Kobie Published
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Qlik achieves AWS Data Competency for relational database expertiseThe recognition highlights the company’s cross-environment data integration, governance, and preparation capabilities on AWS
By Daniel Todd Published
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Do meeting rooms spoil the in-office experience? Logitech and its simplified Rally Bar 2 aim to fix thatNews Complex configurations and poorly set-up spaces can directly affect business outcomes, according to Logitech
By Bobby Hellard Published
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AI agents have a mind of their own – and that’s a problem for businessesNew research shows that half of organizations are having to deal with agent behaviour that hasn't been authorized or approved.
By Emma Woollacott Published
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US raids laptop farms used to funnel $3 million to North Korea in fake candidate scamThe Famous Chollima operation hit organizations in the health care, communications, cyber support, retail, and manufacturing sectors
By Emma Woollacott Published