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US Army soldier pleads guilty to hacking telcos, extortion, wire fraud, identity theft
A former soldier has plead guilty to a number of charges These include fraud, identity theft, and conspiracy to hack organisations The soldier and his co-conspirators exfiltrated and sold data from companies The Department of Justice has announced that an ex-soldier has plead guilty to ‘conspiring to hack into telecommunications…
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“It’s a tectonic change” – AWS AI head calls agents “the most impactful change we’ve seen since the dawn of the internet”
AWS AI head declares a new age for agentic AI AWS also announces a host of new tools and services for AI Agentic AI could be “a tectonic change”, AWS says AWS has declared AI agents could be as key as the dawn of the Internet, in terms of the…
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Oracle Java users turning to open source after frequent audits and pricing hikes
Four in five have migrated, are migrating, or will migrate from Oracle Java, report finds 66% agree they could save 40% by switching to open source 96% agree they have concerns with licensing or pricing Four in five (79%) organizations have either migrated, are migrating, or plan to migrate to…
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AWS looks to super-charge AI agents with Amazon Bedrock AgentCore
AWS reveals new Amazon Bedrock AgentCore platform Launch looks to take some of the heavy lifting out of deploying AI agents Includes a selection of tools and services to help build and deploy agents AWS has revealed a new agentic AI development platform as it looks to make building and…
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Faulty Shopify plugin puts hundreds of websites at risk of invasive attacks – find out how to stay safe
Consentik, a cookie consent & consent management app for Shopify, kept sensitive data in an open archive The archive was available for at least 100 days, if not more It included site analytics data, Shopify Personal Access Tokens, and Facebook Auth Tokens A major, reputable Shopify plugin, was leaking sensitive…
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Why burnout is one of the biggest threats to your security
It’s a scenario that plays out far too often: A mid-sized company runs a routine threat validation exercise and stumbles on something unexpected, like an old infostealer variant that has been quietly active in their network for weeks. This scenario doesn’t require a zero-day exploit or sophisticated malware. All it…
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