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AI
Meta’s Plan to Introduce AI Agents to Billions of People
Meta’s Plan to Introduce AI Agents to Billions of People Meta’s CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, recently made a statement about the company’s plan to introduce AI agents to billions of people in ways that will be useful and meaningful. The statement was made during a call with investors following Meta’s release of company data for the first quarter. The use of…
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APPLE
Beware of RustBucket New macOS Malware Disguised as PDF Viewer
Beware of RustBucket new macOS malware disguised as PDF viewer. The cybersecurity world is abuzz with the news of a new malware variant targeting Apple devices. Dubbed RustBucket, this malware poses as a fake macOS PDF viewer, which can deliver the stage-two malware to the target endpoints. Contents1 RustBucket New macOS Malware2 The Three-Stage Attack3 The Clever PDF Viewer Technique4…
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AI
Secure Your Data with ChatGPT New Privacy Feature
Secure Your Data with ChatGPT New Privacy Feature In a recent press release, OpenAI announced a new privacy feature that allows users to turn off their chat history and disable the bot’s ability to use their data to train and improve other AI models. The move is a step towards giving users more control over their data and improving privacy…
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TECH NEWS
Mirai Malware Exploiting High-Severity Flaw in TP-Link Routers
Mirai Malware Exploiting High-Severity Flaw in TP-Link Routers The security landscape of the internet is ever-changing, and hackers always seem to be one step ahead of the game. Recently, a new malware called Mirai has been discovered, which targets certain TP-Link Wi-Fi routers to hijack them into a vast botnet that can later be used for Distributed Denial of Service…
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APPLE
iOS 17 What to Expect for Your iPhone Lock Screen and More
iOS 17 What to Expect for Your iPhone Lock Screen and More Apple’s iOS 17 software update is expected to bring significant changes to various aspects of your iPhone. The changes are rumored to include the lock screen, Control Center, App Library, Apple Music, Siri, Messages, and CarPlay. In this article, we’ll explore what to expect from iOS 17, including…
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GOOGLE
Google Announced Human-AI Hybrid Approach To Cybersecurity
Google Announced Human-AI Hybrid Approach To Cybersecurity Google’s recent announcement about its human-AI hybrid approach to cybersecurity is a significant step towards democratizing security. This approach is a nod to the fact that not all cybersecurity workers are subject specialists by training, and that a combination of human expertise and AI can provide a more well-rounded approach to fighting threats.…
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TECH NEWS
GoAnywhere MFT Vulnerability Exploited by BlackCat Group
GoAnywhere MFT Vulnerability Exploited by BlackCat Group As cybersecurity threats continue to rise, it is crucial for businesses to ensure their systems and software are up to date with the latest patches and security protocols. However, even with the best precautions, there are still potential vulnerabilities that cybercriminals can exploit. One such vulnerability is the GoAnywhere MFT security flaw, which…
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AI
UK Likely To Invests £100 Million in ‘Sovereign’ AI
UK Likely To Invests £100 Million in ‘Sovereign’ AI The UK government has committed £100 million ($124.5 million) to establish a Foundation Model Taskforce for the development of its own artificial intelligence (AI). The taskforce aims to make the country “globally competitive” in the field of AI and work alongside the industry to create AI systems that are safe and…
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APPLE
Apple Emerges Victorious In Antitrust Lawsuit Against Epic Games
Apple wins Appeals Court Ruling against Epic Games. An appeals court has issued a ruling in the long-running antitrust tussle between Apple and Epic Games. The US Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a lower court ruling that rejected most of Epic’s claims that Apple violated federal competition law by prohibiting alternative app stores on its devices. However, the panel…
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MICROSOFT
Microsoft Plans to Unbundle Teams from Office Amid Antitrust Concerns
Microsoft Plans to Unbundle Teams from Office Amid Antitrust Concerns Microsoft has reportedly agreed to unbundle its Teams remote collaboration software from its Office productivity suite. According to Financial Times, this move is an attempt to avoid antitrust concerns as the company faces its most significant regulatory issues in over a decade. The European Commission has been investigating Microsoft since…
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