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Black Hat USA: Startup breaks secrets management tools

A total of 14 common vulnerabilities and exposures (CVEs) spanning CyberArk’s Conjur and HashiCorp’s Vault enterprise secrets management platforms have been addressed and disclosed this week, after being discovered by researchers at Cyata, an emergent, Israel-based startup working in the field of agentic identity. Taken as a whole, the critical issues demonstrated “complete compromise” of…

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You Can Use Your Android Phone’s USB-C Port To Watch Netflix On Your TV: Here’s How

Mido Putra Nurdiansyah/Shutterstock We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. The USB-C port on Android-powered phones like the Samsung Galaxy S25 and Google Pixel 8 is more than a charging hookup for these mobile devices. Thanks to some clever engineering, you can actually use this connection to perform several tasks, a few…

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Is MuteMe From Shark Tank Season 13 Still In Business?

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Parm Dhoot and Tye Davis know how confounding it can be to figure out if your laptop microphone is live or dead. In “Shark Tank” season 13, the duo presented investors with a device called MuteMe, a light-up indicator that makes it abundantly clear to…

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Interview: Cambridge Consultants CEO Monty Barlow scans for tech surprises

As university towns, Cambridge and Oxford are oddly disconnected from the UK’s capital when compared with those in other European countries. France’s leading universities are mostly in Paris, by contrast. As David Willetts, former minister for universities and science, and a British Conservative Party politician, writes in his 2017 book, A university education: “England is…

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Post Office will not compensate subpostmasters for IT outage

The Post Office has said it will not pay subpostmasters compensation to cover loss of business and costs as a result of a nationwide Horizon system outage last week. On Thursday 17 July, a problem at a Fujitsu datacentre caused the controversial Horizon system, which is used to run Post Office branch businesses, to be…

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iOS 26 Leak Hints At Apple’s HomePod With A Screen

José Adorno for BGR iOS 26 beta 4 has brought along more surprises with it than just a tweaked Liquid Glass interface, new app icons, and general stability improvements. The latest build also potentially leaks Apple’s future “HomePod with a screen,” as this upcoming software update continues to reveal unannounced products. Rumored for a few…

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Is history repeating itself with the government’s push to open public sector cloud deals to SMEs?

The UK government is on a mission to loosen the grip that legacy IT suppliers have on public sector IT budgets, amid concerns about how police forces, NHS trusts and local councils are wedded to suppliers whose offerings are not good value for money. Technology secretary Peter Kyle outlined the government’s ambitions on this front…

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UK IT infrastructure processes images looking back 20 billion light years

UK astronomers and software developers have created an infrastructure to process and distribute petabytes (PB) of information from a digital camera that is taking images from 20 billion light years in the past. Using “the largest digital camera in the world”, the Vera C Rubin Observatory is carrying out an astronomical survey of the entire…

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Apple to appeal ‘unprecedented’ $580 million fine from the EU

Over the past few years, Apple has been involved in a contentious back-and-forth battle with the EU over how it operates its App Store. The crux of the issue is whether or not Apple is properly adhering to the Digital Markets Act (DMA), a broad set of regulations designed to make the digital marketplace more…

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