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Bad news Claude users — Anthropic says you’ll need to pay to use OpenClaw now
OpenClaw and other third parties removed from Claude subscription as of April 4, 2026 “These tools put an outsized strain on our systems,” Anthropic says OpenClaw founders criticise Anthropic for “lock[ing] out open source” Anthropic has removed a number of third-party tools, including OpenClaw, from the standard Claude subscription with…
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Top museums hit by apparent cyberattack on Vivaticket — Louvre and other institutions affected
RansomHouse hit Vivaticket through subsidiary Irec SAS Customer data stolen, including names and reservation details Attack disrupted ticketing for museums and venues across Europe International ticketing platform Vivaticket was recently hit with a ransomware attack which affected a number of top museums, theaters, and other similar venues. In a new…
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Why AI adoption isn’t just a tech problem, but a retention risk
Worker sentiment in tech is starting to present a shoemaker’s children effect. Employees are developing world-class technologies and AI tools, while internal processes remain outdated and inefficient. Stephanie Davis Neill COO, Click Boarding. For some companies, this proves a retention risk. Article continues below You may like Employee insights Glassdoor…
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‘Skipping a beat on resilience investment isn’t an option any more’: IT incidents can cost firms huge amounts – here’s how to stay on top of issues
Most businesses now agree that faster incident recovery could give them an advantage Lost revenue, brand damage and missing productivity are all risks Two in three companies are aiming for a mix of humans and AI Two in three businesses risk losing more than £225,000 per hour during major IT…
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‘30,000 drones a year’: African start-up looks to emulate Ukrainian UAV revolution by taking a leaf out of Apple’s playbook
Terra Industries scales drone production to provide security for power plants, mines, and refineries Local manufacturing cuts costs while raising new questions about production sustainability Annual subscriptions introduce financial risk for clients in unstable economic environments A Nigerian robotics startup is building thousands of drones each year to protect critical…
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‘The most powerful weapon is not always a missile’: How Iranian “Charming Kitten” hackers used old Cold War methods to steal tech secrets and plant malware on Apple and Windows users
Charming Kitten relies on deception rather than exploiting technical software vulnerabilities Fake identities build trust before phishing attacks compromise sensitive user credentials Operations extend across Apple and Microsoft platforms, affecting diverse users globally Iran-linked cyber operations are drawing renewed attention for relying less on advanced code and more on human…
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