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Sensitive DeepSeek Data Exposed to Web, Says Cyber Firm 'Wiz'
Wiz said that scans of DeepSeek's infrastructure showed that the company had accidentally left more than a million lines of data available unsecured. Those included digital software keys and chat logs that appeared to capture prompts being sent from users to the company's free AI assistant.
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Apple Trained Two AI Models Using Google's Chips, Research Paper Shows
Apple relied on chips designed by Google rather than industry leader Nvidia to build two key components of its Artificial Intelligence (AI) software infrastructure for its forthcoming suite of AI tools and features, an Apple research paper published on Monday, July 29 showed.
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Russia Bans iPhones For Government Officials Over Spying Fears: Report
The move comes in the wake of Vladimir Putin's order,which demanded that organizations involved in "critical information infrastructure" transition to domestically developed software by 2025.
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US Government Agencies Hit in Global Hacking Campaign, Doesn't Expect Significant Impact
The US government has been hit in a global hacking campaign that exploited a vulnerability in widely used software but does not expect it to have significant impact, the nation's cyber watchdog agency said on Thursday. The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) said several federal bodies had experienced intrusions following th...
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US Cybersecurity Agency Says Voting Machines in 16 States May Have Software Vulnerabilities
The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Agency (CISA) believes electronic voting machines from a leading vendor used in at least 16 states have software vulnerabilities. This leaves the machines susceptible to hacking if unaddressed.
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Facebook Parent Meta Said to Partner With AMD for Mobile Infrastructure Programme
Facebook parent Meta is said to have partnered with chip maker AMD for a mobile Internet infrastructure program that would bring base station costs down to make broadband more accessible around the world.
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Germany Warns Against Russia's Kaspersky Anti-Virus Software Amid Ukraine War
German has urged consumers not to use anti-virus software made by Russia's Kaspersky, saying that the firm could be used for hacking assaults amid Russia's war in Ukraine.
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Cybercrime Spreads in Australia as COVID-19 Pushes More People Online
Australia reported a 13 percent jump in cybercrime in the past year, with about one incident in four targeting critical infrastructure and services as working from home during the pandemic made more people vulnerable to online attacks.
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Elektrobit Unveils New Software Platform For Next-Gen Vehicle Electronics Architectures
The EB xelor platform provides car makers and Tier 1 suppliers with a secure, stable, and easily upgradable software foundation for connected and intelligent vehicles, allowing them to focus less on automotive infrastructure and more on innovation.
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Nokia Gives Google Nod for IT Infrastructure
Finnish telecoms equipment maker Nokia on Wednesday unveiled a five-year strategic tie-up with Google for the US giant to run its data centres and servers as well as numerous software applications through the latter's Google Cloud.
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Tata Motors To Showcase New Electric Car At 2019 Geneva Motor Show
For charging infrastructure discussions are going on with Tata Power while for component localisation Tata Autocomp Systems and Tata Chemicals while Tata Reality and Infrastructure for the operations platform and TCS for software and apps, among others
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Twitter Migrates Some Infrastructure to Google Cloud
Twitter said the migration will enable faster capacity provisioning, increased flexibility, access to a broader ecosystem of tools and services, and improvements to security.
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Kaspersky Lab Software Banned for Sensitive Computers by Lithuania
Kaspersky Lab software will be removed from computers that control critical infrastructure such as energy, finance or transport including those run by private companies.
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2 Lakh IT Jobs At Risk, But Some Hope For Laid-Off Techies
Most of the layoffs are taking place in segments like IT infrastructure support, testing and software development.
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Indian Software Market To Grow 12.8% In 2017: Gartner
According to the market research firm Gartner, infrastructure software spending in India is projected to surpass $3.4 billion in 2017, a 10.2 per cent annual increase.
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Sensitive DeepSeek Data Exposed to Web, Says Cyber Firm 'Wiz'
Wiz said that scans of DeepSeek's infrastructure showed that the company had accidentally left more than a million lines of data available unsecured. Those included digital software keys and chat logs that appeared to capture prompts being sent from users to the company's free AI assistant.
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Apple Trained Two AI Models Using Google's Chips, Research Paper Shows
Apple relied on chips designed by Google rather than industry leader Nvidia to build two key components of its Artificial Intelligence (AI) software infrastructure for its forthcoming suite of AI tools and features, an Apple research paper published on Monday, July 29 showed.
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Russia Bans iPhones For Government Officials Over Spying Fears: Report
The move comes in the wake of Vladimir Putin's order,which demanded that organizations involved in "critical information infrastructure" transition to domestically developed software by 2025.
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US Government Agencies Hit in Global Hacking Campaign, Doesn't Expect Significant Impact
The US government has been hit in a global hacking campaign that exploited a vulnerability in widely used software but does not expect it to have significant impact, the nation's cyber watchdog agency said on Thursday. The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) said several federal bodies had experienced intrusions following th...
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US Cybersecurity Agency Says Voting Machines in 16 States May Have Software Vulnerabilities
The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Agency (CISA) believes electronic voting machines from a leading vendor used in at least 16 states have software vulnerabilities. This leaves the machines susceptible to hacking if unaddressed.
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Facebook Parent Meta Said to Partner With AMD for Mobile Infrastructure Programme
Facebook parent Meta is said to have partnered with chip maker AMD for a mobile Internet infrastructure program that would bring base station costs down to make broadband more accessible around the world.
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Germany Warns Against Russia's Kaspersky Anti-Virus Software Amid Ukraine War
German has urged consumers not to use anti-virus software made by Russia's Kaspersky, saying that the firm could be used for hacking assaults amid Russia's war in Ukraine.
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Cybercrime Spreads in Australia as COVID-19 Pushes More People Online
Australia reported a 13 percent jump in cybercrime in the past year, with about one incident in four targeting critical infrastructure and services as working from home during the pandemic made more people vulnerable to online attacks.
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Elektrobit Unveils New Software Platform For Next-Gen Vehicle Electronics Architectures
The EB xelor platform provides car makers and Tier 1 suppliers with a secure, stable, and easily upgradable software foundation for connected and intelligent vehicles, allowing them to focus less on automotive infrastructure and more on innovation.
-
Nokia Gives Google Nod for IT Infrastructure
Finnish telecoms equipment maker Nokia on Wednesday unveiled a five-year strategic tie-up with Google for the US giant to run its data centres and servers as well as numerous software applications through the latter's Google Cloud.
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Tata Motors To Showcase New Electric Car At 2019 Geneva Motor Show
For charging infrastructure discussions are going on with Tata Power while for component localisation Tata Autocomp Systems and Tata Chemicals while Tata Reality and Infrastructure for the operations platform and TCS for software and apps, among others
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Twitter Migrates Some Infrastructure to Google Cloud
Twitter said the migration will enable faster capacity provisioning, increased flexibility, access to a broader ecosystem of tools and services, and improvements to security.
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Kaspersky Lab Software Banned for Sensitive Computers by Lithuania
Kaspersky Lab software will be removed from computers that control critical infrastructure such as energy, finance or transport including those run by private companies.
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2 Lakh IT Jobs At Risk, But Some Hope For Laid-Off Techies
Most of the layoffs are taking place in segments like IT infrastructure support, testing and software development.
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Indian Software Market To Grow 12.8% In 2017: Gartner
According to the market research firm Gartner, infrastructure software spending in India is projected to surpass $3.4 billion in 2017, a 10.2 per cent annual increase.
