Tag: cybersecurity
France to Transition Government Systems from Windows to Linux, Cut Dependence on Non-European Software
France mandates government ministries to plan for phasing out Windows and other non-European software by late 2026.
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FBI Extracts Deleted Signal Incoming Messages from iPhone Using Internal Notification Storage
The FBI successfully retrieved incoming Signal messages from an iPhone after the app was deleted, using notifications stored in the device’s internal memory.
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Researchers Uncover Critical Router Vulnerability Threatening AI Agent Ecosystems
A new study reveals how router vulnerabilities can compromise AI agents linked through intermediary APIs to cloud AI models.
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Security Researchers Identify Over 200 Vulnerabilities in Max Messenger, Earning Nearly $300K
White hat hackers found 213 security flaws in the Max messenger as part of a bug bounty initiative, receiving close to $300,000 in rewards.
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OpenAI Addresses Security Threat Linked to Third-Party Axios Component
OpenAI identified a security risk connected to the Axios component in multiple apps and took steps to secure macOS app certification.
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Russian Regulators Fine 15 ISPs for Improper Traffic Filtering, Totaling 4 Million Rubles
Fifteen Russian internet providers face fines totaling 4 million rubles for violating rules on traffic filtering equipment implementation.
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Telegram Flags Users of Third-Party Clients with Security Warning
Telegram has started marking profiles of users on unofficial apps, indicating possible reduced conversation security.
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New Research Unveils Vulnerability in Nvidia GPUs with GDDR6 Memory Exploitable Despite IOMMU Protection
Nvidia GPUs with GDDR6 memory are susceptible to the GeForge attack, bypassing previous IOMMU safeguards and risking full system compromise.
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LinkedIn Accused of Covertly Collecting User Browser Extension Data
LinkedIn reportedly gathers data on users’ installed browser extensions, linking them to personal and professional details.
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Major Russian Internet Exchange Point Announces Price Increase Amid Rising International Traffic
Piter-IX, a leading Russian internet exchange in St. Petersburg, will raise prices due to a sharp increase in foreign traffic.
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Breakthrough Quantum Architecture Brings Bitcoin and Encryption Cracking Closer Than Ever
A new quantum computing architecture significantly reduces the qubit count needed to crack Bitcoin and encryption keys, raising cybersecurity concerns.
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UK Fines Apple £390,000 for Breaching Russia Sanctions
Apple’s European division was fined £390,000 by UK authorities for payments linked to a sanctioned Russian company.
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