Month: March 2020
Zoom is leaking some user information because of an issue with how the app groups contacts
Zoom is apparently leaking some email addresses, user photos, and allowing some users to initiate a video call with strangers because of an issue with how the app handles contacts that it perceives work for the same organization, according to a report by Vice. Typically, Zoom will group contacts with…
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Wyze firmware update lets you turn its security cameras into webcams
Smart home gadget maker Wyze has released a firmware update and set of instructions for turning its low-cost security camera into a working webcam at a time when proper webcams from brands like Logitech are increasingly hard to find. The update, which was released roughly an hour ago on Wyze’s…
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Huawei open-sources TensorFlow competitor MindSpore
Huawei has announced that its framework for AI app development MindSpore is now open source and available on GiHub and Gitee. The lightweight suite is similar to Google’s TensorFlow and Facebook’s PyTorch as it lowers the barrier to entry for developers looking to add AI to their apps. Chief scientist…
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Marriott says 5.2 million guest records stolen in another data breach
Marriott has confirmed a second data breach in three years — this time involving the personal information on 5.2 million guests. The hotel giant said Tuesday it discovered the breach of an unspecified property system at a franchise hotel in late February. The hackers obtained the login details of two…
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FDA introduces a new program to expedite deployment of potential coronavirus treatments
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced a new program today that’s designed to foster close collaboration between public and private organizations in order to “bring coronavirus treatments to market as fast as possible,” according to U.S. Department of Health & Human Services Secretary Alex Azar in a press…
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‘Hope You’re Well’: Emailing Through a Time of Pandemic
“Think twice before you hit Send” has long been solid advice. Now, we need thoughtful emails more than ever. Source
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