Month: June 2023
MOVEit Transfer has a major security issue – here’s what you need to know
The dust hasn’t even settled properly around the GoAnywhere MFT fiasco, and we already have another enterprise secure file transfer solution breached and abused for data theft. This time it’s MOVEit Transfer, a managed file transfer (MFT) solution built by a Ipswitch, a subsidiary of a company called Progress. The…
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US government legal firm Casepoint investigating data breach
A top American legal firm with clients such as the Department of Defense (DoD) and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is currently investigating a suspected cyberattack that resulted in the theft of terabytes of sensitive data. Casepoint issued a statement from company CTO and co-founder, Vishal Rajpara in which…
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8BitDo’s Xbox-licensed arcade stick is wireless and customizable
Alongside today’s Street Fighter VI launch, 8BitDo has announced a new Xbox-licensed arcade stick. The wireless accessory, which has moddable controls and supports swappable arcade buttons, arrives later this month. The Arcade Stick for Xbox is far from the first arcade-style joystick accessory — and it isn’t even 8BitDo’s first…
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Amazon reportedly in talks to bundle mobile phone service as Prime perk
Amazon is reportedly considering offering mobile connectivity to its customers alongside a US Prime subscription, according to a report from Bloomberg. It’s said to have held negotiations with existing US carriers, including Verizon, T-Mobile, Dish, and occasionally, AT&T about using their networks to offer mobile connectivity, which would then be…
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Nvidia’s latest AI model could revolutionize games development
AI could be about to make 3D modeling in a whole lot quicker and easier, if Nvidia has its way. Fresh from the company’s research lab, Neuralangelo is an AI model that transforms 2D video clips into “extremely high fidelity” 3D structures. “Creative professionals can then import these 3D objects…
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Microsoft Teams on Windows 11 is getting a major facelift, and I’m excited
Microsoft is making some key improvements to the free version of Microsoft Teams on Windows 11. The new changes will make the video conferencing software – which many of us dread using – a lot more user-friendly, and generally a lot more pleasant to use. The built-in Teams app will…
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