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Microsoft's Recall Feature Faces Criticism After TotalRecall Reloaded Tool Regains Access to Data
TotalRecall Reloaded, a tool by cybersecurity researcher Alexander Hagenah, has raised new concerns about Microsoft’s Windows Recall feature. The tool can access Recall data after user authentication, despite Microsoft’s redesigned security measures. Hagenah argues that while storage is secure, the way data is accessed remains vulnerable. Micro...
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Assam's Opposition Leader Alleges Security Lapses In Post-Poll Strongrooms
Assam’s Opposition Leader Debabrata Saikia alleges major security lapses in post-poll strongrooms.
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Indian Woman Reveals Why She Quit Google Job In US And Moved To Dubai, Internet Reacts
Her move reflects a growing trend of high-earning Indian techies re-evaluating priorities and exploring opportunities in other countries like the UAE.
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Kusal Mendis' Silent Reply When Asked If He Regretted Leaving PSL For IPL In Press Conference
Sri Lanka cricketer Kusal Mendis was left red-faced by a PSL vs IPL question from a Pakistani journalist.
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In Bengal, Amit Shah's 'Na Janata, Na Mamata' Jab At Congress
Reacting to the oft-repeated Trinamool charge that the Election Commission favours the BJP, Mr Shah said the allegation is a ploy by Ms Banerjee to garner what he called sympathy votes.
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White House Insider Trading: How Traders Made Millions With Leaked War News
Initially, the White House dismissed claims that anyone used secret information for profit. But now the staff has been warned not to bet on futures.
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Apple Seeks Samsung South Korea’s Internal Records as App Store Practices Face DOJ Antitrust Scrutiny: Report
Apple has reportedly approached a US court to secure internal documents from Samsung Electronics in South Korea. The move is said to be linked to the ongoing antitrust lawsuit brought by the US Department of Justice (DOJ). The Cupertino-based tech giant seeks access to market data and internal business records, which it maintains are vital for its ...
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Blockchain Sleuth Claims DPRK Unit Made $1 Million a Month Posing as Crypto IT Workers
A North Korean hacking unit allegedly earned over $3.5 million by posing as IT workers and infiltrating crypto projects. The group used fake identities, forged documents, and coordinated through shared platforms to carry out fraud and move funds. The findings highlight growing concerns around state-backed cyber activity in the crypto sector.
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In One Of China's Biggest Cyber Heist, Hacker Steals Over 10 Petabytes Of Data From Supercomputer
Experts believe the data may have been extracted from the National Supercomputing Center in Tianjin (NSCC), a key facility that provides computing infrastructure to over 6,000 clients across China.
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'Fearful' Gen Z Employees Intentionally Sabotage AI Adoption Over Job Security Concerns
FOBO, the fear of becoming obsolete, is driving Gen Z workers to actively sabotage AI integration in the modern workplaces.
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Microsoft's Recall Feature Faces Criticism After TotalRecall Reloaded Tool Regains Access to Data
TotalRecall Reloaded, a tool by cybersecurity researcher Alexander Hagenah, has raised new concerns about Microsoft’s Windows Recall feature. The tool can access Recall data after user authentication, despite Microsoft’s redesigned security measures. Hagenah argues that while storage is secure, the way data is accessed remains vulnerable. Micro...
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Assam's Opposition Leader Alleges Security Lapses In Post-Poll Strongrooms
Assam’s Opposition Leader Debabrata Saikia alleges major security lapses in post-poll strongrooms.
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Indian Woman Reveals Why She Quit Google Job In US And Moved To Dubai, Internet Reacts
Her move reflects a growing trend of high-earning Indian techies re-evaluating priorities and exploring opportunities in other countries like the UAE.
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Kusal Mendis' Silent Reply When Asked If He Regretted Leaving PSL For IPL In Press Conference
Sri Lanka cricketer Kusal Mendis was left red-faced by a PSL vs IPL question from a Pakistani journalist.
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In Bengal, Amit Shah's 'Na Janata, Na Mamata' Jab At Congress
Reacting to the oft-repeated Trinamool charge that the Election Commission favours the BJP, Mr Shah said the allegation is a ploy by Ms Banerjee to garner what he called sympathy votes.
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White House Insider Trading: How Traders Made Millions With Leaked War News
Initially, the White House dismissed claims that anyone used secret information for profit. But now the staff has been warned not to bet on futures.
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Apple Seeks Samsung South Korea’s Internal Records as App Store Practices Face DOJ Antitrust Scrutiny: Report
Apple has reportedly approached a US court to secure internal documents from Samsung Electronics in South Korea. The move is said to be linked to the ongoing antitrust lawsuit brought by the US Department of Justice (DOJ). The Cupertino-based tech giant seeks access to market data and internal business records, which it maintains are vital for its ...
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Blockchain Sleuth Claims DPRK Unit Made $1 Million a Month Posing as Crypto IT Workers
A North Korean hacking unit allegedly earned over $3.5 million by posing as IT workers and infiltrating crypto projects. The group used fake identities, forged documents, and coordinated through shared platforms to carry out fraud and move funds. The findings highlight growing concerns around state-backed cyber activity in the crypto sector.
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In One Of China's Biggest Cyber Heist, Hacker Steals Over 10 Petabytes Of Data From Supercomputer
Experts believe the data may have been extracted from the National Supercomputing Center in Tianjin (NSCC), a key facility that provides computing infrastructure to over 6,000 clients across China.
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'Fearful' Gen Z Employees Intentionally Sabotage AI Adoption Over Job Security Concerns
FOBO, the fear of becoming obsolete, is driving Gen Z workers to actively sabotage AI integration in the modern workplaces.
