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Warlock claims ransomware attack on network services firm Colt

London-headquartered telecoms and network services company Colt is attempting to bring various customer-facing services back online after being hit by a cyber attack claimed by the Warlock ransomware gang. The incident, which the firm at first chalked up to a technical issue, appears to have started on Tuesday 12 August at around 11am BST, when…

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L’Oréal to promote cyber resilience for Britain’s beauty salons

The UK and Ireland branch of multibillion-pound beauty giant L’Oréal is to work with the National Cyber Resilience Centre Group (NCRCG) as a national ambassador, helping promote cyber resilience best practice across the UK’s small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) community, focusing on its huge network of customers who operate small, local beauty and hairdressing salons.…

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HPE taps into AI market demand with Nvidia Blackwell-powered servers

Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) is capitalising on the surging demand for artificial intelligence (AI)-driven technology with the release of its latest Nvidia Blackwell-powered graphics processing unit (GPU) servers. According to IDC, servers with embedded GPUs, like the Nvidia Blackwell architecture, are projected to grow 46.7% year-over-year, representing almost 50% of the total market value. The…

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Attacker could defeat Dell firmware flaws with a vegetable

Over 100 models of Dell laptop PCs across the enterprise-centric Latitude and Precision ranges, and many thousands of individual devices, are at risk of compromise through a series of five common vulnerabilities and exposures (CVEs) that affect their security firmware and associated Microsoft Windows application programming interfaces (APIs), according to a disclosure from the Cisco…

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Microsoft Is Testing Another Awful Campaign To Get Chrome Users To Move To Edge

aileenchik/Shutterstock It seems Microsoft just can’t get over the stranglehold that Chrome has on the browser market. According to new reports, users who mostly rely on Chrome could soon start getting pop-up notifications urging them to switch to Edge, Microsoft’s Chromium-based browser. This kind of behavior isn’t exactly new. Microsoft has been desperate to get…

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Google’s New Pixel 10 Ad Makes Fun Of Apple’s Siri Failures

Karlis Dambrans/Shutterstock Last year at WWDC, Apple introduced Apple Intelligence to the world. In the weeks that followed, Apple’s share price soared, with the understanding that Apple was finally going all in on AI. Now, more than a year later, many of the AI features Apple promised would ship soon are still nowhere to be…

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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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OpenAI closes gap to artificial general intelligence with GPT-5

OpenAI has updated its large language model (LLM) in ChatGPT to GPT-5, which it says takes a significant step towards artificial general intelligence (AGI). In a blog post, the company said GPT-5 delivers leaps in accuracy, speed, reasoning, context recognition, structured thinking and problem-solving.  “We anticipate early adoption to drive industry leadership on what’s possible…

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Microsoft’s Autonomous AI Agent Might Detect Malware Without Human Assistance

Christian de Looper for BGR The arrival of generative AI software like ChatGPT prompted immediate speculation that hackers would use those programs to create and fine-tune malware attacks. Products like ChatGPT and Gemini might be great at coding, but they have guardrails in place to prevent the creation of malicious software. That said, hackers can…

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Scattered Spider victim Clorox sues helpdesk provider

IT services provider Cognizant is facing a multimillion-dollar lawsuit from one of its customers, which claims lax security procedures enabled the Scattered Spider hacking collective – blamed for the attacks on Marks & Spencer and Co-op Group – to access its systems by convincing a Cognizant helpdesk employee to reset a password. The August 2023…

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