Author: Zach_Wilson
Ready to be interviewed by AI for your next job? You might have to be
In the near future, it’s seemingly a fair bet that coming on for half of all job interviews will be conducted by AI rather than a person. We’ve been hearing plenty of stories about how job seekers are using AI to hone their applications and even to create resumes, but…
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The Morning After: All the cool things Netflix showed off over the weekend
Tudum, Netflix’s in-house mix of Comic Con and shareholder presentation, took place this weekend. The company used the moment to tease plenty of forthcoming projects, including its live-action remakes of One Piece and Avatar: The Last Airbender. It also showed off its adaptation of the Pulitzer Prize-winning World War II…
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Do Not Put Your Kid on an Electric Bike
Yes, they’re fun, fast, and convenient. But motorized vehicles are not for children. Source
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Microsoft Azure and Outlook outages were caused by DDoS attacks
Microsoft has confirmed that outages to its Azure and Outlook services were caused by DDoS attacks, which the company puts down to the threat actor that it tracks as Storm-1359. This follows the tech giant’s new nomenclature for threats, whereby Storm denotes a group that is in development. Otherwise known…
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The BlackCat ransomware gang is now threatening to leak stolen Reddit data
Back in February, Reddit disclosed a “security incident” that saw attackers gain unauthorized access to “some internal documents, code, and some internal business systems” after the theft of an employee’s credentials via a successful phishing scam. Now, the ransomware group behind the attack, known as BlackCat/ALPHV, claims to have 80GB…
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This new malware is proving quite popular… and dangerous
A new stealer malware is on the rise, designed to obtain user credentials to help attackers penetrate specific environments and obtain other information of financial value. The strain, which is being referred to as Mystic Stealer, has been explored in detail jointly by Zscaler and InQuest, following a surge in…
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