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Zyxel says multiple NAS devices suffering from cybersecurity flaws
Earlier this week, Zyxel said it discovered and addressed half a dozen vulnerabilities affecting two of its network-attached storage (NAS) devices. Out of the six flaws, three are of critical severity, and allow threat actors to run operating system commands without authentication. In other words, they could abuse the flaw…
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‘A mini data center village under the sea’ — China sinks tens of thousands of powerful servers in fresh seawater as it grapples with demand for more power
China has started to assemble what might turn out to be the world’s first commercial underwater data center, as it aims to take advantage of the freezing water to cool its operations and save on energy consumption. The data center, which comprises 100 units spanning 68,000 square meters in size,…
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Google wants you to bring the laughts with its new .meme domain
Memes, the internet’s favourite way to spread culture and ideas, have a new home onlinethanks to the launch of Google‘s new top-level .meme domain. Google Registry recently announced that the new .meme domain will be publicly available from December 5 at a base annual price. Early adopters can secure a…
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Google wants you to bring the laughs with its new .meme domain
Memes, the internet’s favourite way to spread culture and ideas, have a new home online thanks to the launch of Google‘s new top-level .meme domain. Google Registry recently announced that the new .meme domain will be publicly available from December 5 at a base annual price. Early adopters can secure…
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AI and ChatGPT are scary, according to cybercriminals
Many cybercriminals are skeptical about the use of AI-based tools such as ChatGPT to automate their malicious campaigns. A new Sophos investigation looked to gauge the interests of cybercriminals by analyzing dark web forums. Apparently, there are many safeguards in place in tools such as ChatGPT, which prevent hackers from…
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Zoom fixes significant security flaw that could have allowed hackers to hijack your meetings
Zoom has confirmed it fixed a vulnerability in one of its features which allowed threat actors to steal sensitive data from users. This is according to cybersecurity researchers from AppOmni, which discovered the vulnerability, detailed it, and reported it to the video conferencing company for fixing. The exploit could have…
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