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Amazon Paused Rollout of Microsoft Office for a Year After Hacks
Amazon paused the rollout after Microsoft discovered a Russia-linked hacker group had gained access to some of its employees’ email accounts. After conducting its own analysis of the software, Amazon asked for changes to guard against unauthorised access and create a more detailed accounting of user activity in the apps
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"Don't Attempt To Apply Again": Company's Rude Rejection Email Goes Viral
A rejection email has gone viral on social media for its needlessly rude and aggressive tone. US-based IT company Elite Software Automation sent the email to an applicant who had given a test for the position of Frontend Software Engineer.
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Microsoft Product Chief Panos Panay to Exit, Pavan Davuluri to Lead Next
Microsoft's Pavan Davuluri will lead a team focused on Windows software, devices portfolio and semiconductor chips, the company said on Monday, while announcing the departure of longtime product chief Panos Panay. The team led by Davuluri will "build silicon, systems and devices that span Windows, client and cloud for an AI world," according to a s...
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AI Being Misused for Creating Malicious Software, Claims Canadian Cyber Official
Hackers and propagandists are wielding artificial intelligence (AI) to create malicious software, draft convincing phishing emails and spread disinformation online, Canada's top cybersecurity official told Reuters, early evidence that the technological revolution sweeping Silicon Valley has also been adopted by cybercriminals.
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Google Releases Next Generation AI Tools for Gmail, Collaboration, Cloud Software
Alphabet's Google on Tuesday unveiled a flurry of artificial intelligence (AI) tools for its email, collaboration and cloud software, taking aim at Microsoft days before its rival is expected to make a similar announcement. Microsoft, meanwhile, has teased a Thursday event about how it is "reinventing productivity with AI," which is expected to sh...
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Twitter Engineer Allegedly Fired for Helping Coworkers Facing Layoffs After Elon Musk Takeover, Complaint Says
A former Twitter engineer has accused the firm of firing him days after new owner Elon Musk completed his takeover of the platform. Emmanuel Cornet has filed a complaint with the US National Labor Relations Board on Monday claiming he was engaged in protected activity when he shared the software on an internal Twitter messaging channel to help his ...
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Indian 'Hack-for-Hire' Companies Infiltrate VIPs Phones, Emails for Private Investigators: Report
An undercover investigation has exposed illegal “hack-for-hire” firms, that are operating across India and infiltrate emails and phones of VIPs and states for a fee paid by private investigators. Malicious software which takes control of computer cameras and microphones, and allows hackers to view and listen to their victims are some of the met...
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Asset Managers Tighten Controls on Personal Communication Amid ‘WhatsApp’ Crackdown on Banks
Asset managers have begun to tighten controls related to the use of personal communications tools for interacting with clients, as part of a move to comply with rules set by regulators. Last month Britain's Information Commissioner's Office (ICO), the country's top data protection watchdog, called for a review of the use of WhatsApp, private emails...
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EU Antitrust Regulators Probing Alliance for Open Media’s Video Licensing Policy, Ahead of Incoming EU Rules
Antitrust regulators in the EU are probing the video licensing policy of the Alliance for Open Media (AOM), according to the European Commission. The investigation will look into the policy of the group, that includes companies such as Google, Amazon, Apple, Meta, Netflix, YouTube, Microsoft, Mozilla, Cisco and Tencent. AOM aims to create a new sta...
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Microsoft Outlook Hack ‘Active Threat’, Says White House Despite Patch
White House has said the Microsoft Outlook hack that is said to have compromised 20,000 US organisations was still an “active threat” and that network operators should “take it very seriously”. This is despite Microsoft releasing a patch last week.
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SolarWinds Hackers Accessed US Justice Department Email Systems in Significant Breach
The US Department of Justice said its email systems were accessed by the hackers who broke into software company SolarWinds, another indication of the gravity of the breach that has shaken Washington.
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Apple Acting Like 'Gangsters,' Pressuring App for a Cut of Sales: Hey.com Executive
Hey email app, which has been developed by software firm Basecamp, has been facing a threat from Apple for its removal from the App Store over not providing an in-app subscription.
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Foreign Media On Chennai Engineer Who Helped Locate Moon Lander's Debris
A software engineer in Chennai who pored over satellite images in his spare time helped NASA locate the debris of India's ill-fated mission to the moon.
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Microsoft Said to Have Responded Quietly to Hack of Secret Bug Tracking Database
Microsoft secret internal database for tracking bugs in its own software was broken into by a highly sophisticated hacking group, according to five former employees.
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Wi-Fi Devices Vulnerable to KRACK Attacks: Your 10-Point Cheatsheet
KRACK attacks make it possible “to steal sensitive information such as credit card numbers, passwords, chat messages, emails, photos” from any Wi-Fi device.
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Amazon Paused Rollout of Microsoft Office for a Year After Hacks
Amazon paused the rollout after Microsoft discovered a Russia-linked hacker group had gained access to some of its employees’ email accounts. After conducting its own analysis of the software, Amazon asked for changes to guard against unauthorised access and create a more detailed accounting of user activity in the apps
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"Don't Attempt To Apply Again": Company's Rude Rejection Email Goes Viral
A rejection email has gone viral on social media for its needlessly rude and aggressive tone. US-based IT company Elite Software Automation sent the email to an applicant who had given a test for the position of Frontend Software Engineer.
-
Microsoft Product Chief Panos Panay to Exit, Pavan Davuluri to Lead Next
Microsoft's Pavan Davuluri will lead a team focused on Windows software, devices portfolio and semiconductor chips, the company said on Monday, while announcing the departure of longtime product chief Panos Panay. The team led by Davuluri will "build silicon, systems and devices that span Windows, client and cloud for an AI world," according to a s...
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AI Being Misused for Creating Malicious Software, Claims Canadian Cyber Official
Hackers and propagandists are wielding artificial intelligence (AI) to create malicious software, draft convincing phishing emails and spread disinformation online, Canada's top cybersecurity official told Reuters, early evidence that the technological revolution sweeping Silicon Valley has also been adopted by cybercriminals.
-
Google Releases Next Generation AI Tools for Gmail, Collaboration, Cloud Software
Alphabet's Google on Tuesday unveiled a flurry of artificial intelligence (AI) tools for its email, collaboration and cloud software, taking aim at Microsoft days before its rival is expected to make a similar announcement. Microsoft, meanwhile, has teased a Thursday event about how it is "reinventing productivity with AI," which is expected to sh...
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Twitter Engineer Allegedly Fired for Helping Coworkers Facing Layoffs After Elon Musk Takeover, Complaint Says
A former Twitter engineer has accused the firm of firing him days after new owner Elon Musk completed his takeover of the platform. Emmanuel Cornet has filed a complaint with the US National Labor Relations Board on Monday claiming he was engaged in protected activity when he shared the software on an internal Twitter messaging channel to help his ...
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Indian 'Hack-for-Hire' Companies Infiltrate VIPs Phones, Emails for Private Investigators: Report
An undercover investigation has exposed illegal “hack-for-hire” firms, that are operating across India and infiltrate emails and phones of VIPs and states for a fee paid by private investigators. Malicious software which takes control of computer cameras and microphones, and allows hackers to view and listen to their victims are some of the met...
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Asset Managers Tighten Controls on Personal Communication Amid ‘WhatsApp’ Crackdown on Banks
Asset managers have begun to tighten controls related to the use of personal communications tools for interacting with clients, as part of a move to comply with rules set by regulators. Last month Britain's Information Commissioner's Office (ICO), the country's top data protection watchdog, called for a review of the use of WhatsApp, private emails...
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EU Antitrust Regulators Probing Alliance for Open Media’s Video Licensing Policy, Ahead of Incoming EU Rules
Antitrust regulators in the EU are probing the video licensing policy of the Alliance for Open Media (AOM), according to the European Commission. The investigation will look into the policy of the group, that includes companies such as Google, Amazon, Apple, Meta, Netflix, YouTube, Microsoft, Mozilla, Cisco and Tencent. AOM aims to create a new sta...
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Microsoft Outlook Hack ‘Active Threat’, Says White House Despite Patch
White House has said the Microsoft Outlook hack that is said to have compromised 20,000 US organisations was still an “active threat” and that network operators should “take it very seriously”. This is despite Microsoft releasing a patch last week.
-
SolarWinds Hackers Accessed US Justice Department Email Systems in Significant Breach
The US Department of Justice said its email systems were accessed by the hackers who broke into software company SolarWinds, another indication of the gravity of the breach that has shaken Washington.
-
Apple Acting Like 'Gangsters,' Pressuring App for a Cut of Sales: Hey.com Executive
Hey email app, which has been developed by software firm Basecamp, has been facing a threat from Apple for its removal from the App Store over not providing an in-app subscription.
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Foreign Media On Chennai Engineer Who Helped Locate Moon Lander's Debris
A software engineer in Chennai who pored over satellite images in his spare time helped NASA locate the debris of India's ill-fated mission to the moon.
-
Microsoft Said to Have Responded Quietly to Hack of Secret Bug Tracking Database
Microsoft secret internal database for tracking bugs in its own software was broken into by a highly sophisticated hacking group, according to five former employees.
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Wi-Fi Devices Vulnerable to KRACK Attacks: Your 10-Point Cheatsheet
KRACK attacks make it possible “to steal sensitive information such as credit card numbers, passwords, chat messages, emails, photos” from any Wi-Fi device.
