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Like magic: new Wi-Fi solution can detect distressed seniors using wireless signals only — Gamgee’s game-changing fall detection system could also be used for intruder detection and much more
Falls are a significant concern for the elderly, as they can lead to severe injuries, loss of independence, and even fatal outcomes. According to the World Health Organization, falls are the second leading cause of accidental injury deaths worldwide, with older adults being particularly vulnerable. Gamgee has introduced an advanced…
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Privacy flaw in top dating apps could have revealed user location down to 2 metres
Researchers have identified a loophole which allowed for ‘trilateration’ in popular dating apps including Bumble, Hinge, Grindr, Happn, Badoo, and Hily. The team from Belgium’s KU Leuven University specifically used a technique known as oracle trilateration’ to pinpoint a user’s location down to two metres. This took a profile’s displayed…
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Samsung finally launches 1TB microSD cards, years after its competitors — Pro Plus and Evo Select cards come with 10 year warranty but are shockingly expensive
Samsung has announced a new microSD that does something unheard of for the company: contains 1TB of storage. While its rivals have long offered 1TB microSD cards, Samsung has not, and the Pro Plus and Evo Select are now looking to compete among the best microSD cards. The company says…
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Rabbit reveals data breach was caused by employee leaking API keys
The company behind rabbit r1, a sort of vague AI assistant device, has thwarted “a self-proclaimed ‘hacktivist’ group that was passed API keys by a rogue employee. Having a company name starting with a lowercase letter may be deeply embarrassing, but don’t hold that against its security team (except when…
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Python Q&A site StackExchange hijacked to spread malware disguised as answers
Researchers from Checkmarx have uncovered a sophisticated campaign in which attackers built credibility within the Python Package Index (PyPI) community to release crypto-draining, data-stealing malware. Starting a little over a month ago, the attackers uploaded several non-malicious Python packages, such as ‘spl-types,’ to establish credibility and evade detection for a…
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The convergence of human and machine in transforming business
With about 150 trillion GB of data available on the internet, it would take one person nine billion years to process it all. Even more staggering is the fact that 90% of this data was generated in the past two years. It comes as no surprise, therefore, that 64% of…
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