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Security threats are more pressing than ever for business leaders, with cloud worries taking top spot
C-suite executives have never been as worried about cybersecurity matters as they are today, new research has claimed – but at the same time, their organizations have never been as ill-prepared to face the vast myriad of threats as they are today. Data from “Bridging the gaps to cyber resilience:…
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DreamHost makes AI your WordPress web designer
One of the best website builder and web hosting companies, DreamHost has released a suite of new tools on its WordPress AI website builder platform. The new DreamHost Liftoff website builder employs AI to streamline WordPress website creation and deployment without requiring extensive coding skills. Instead, Liftoff is aimed at…
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Cybersecurity teams struggling to keep up with growing threat levels
Cyberattacks are more common than ever, and it’s taking its toll on cybersecurity teams, a new study has claimed. A survey from ISACA revealed over two-thrids (68%) of cybersecurity professionals say their job is more stressful than it was five years ago, which is impacting their wellbeing. The reasons for…
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QR Code phishing is advancing to a new level, so be on your guard
Be careful when receiving emails with QR codes, because Quishing (QR code phishing) has evolved to become as dangerous as never before, experts have warned. A report from Perception Point has outlined one such campaign, claiming it is able to bypass most email security solutions around. The attack is just…
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An end to expensive print cartridge lock-in? Researchers hack DRM in what could be a new dawn for printing fans
Hackers have found a new way to bypass the strict digital rights management (DRM) rules imposed on HP printers. This allows users to refill old and emptied cartridges, and thus continue printing without having to spend extra money on new, original ones. Here is a little background: HP allegedly sells…
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Microsoft goes nuclear for its energy-hungry data centers as it bets on infamous Three Mile Island station power for its AI ambitions
Microsoft has signed a deal with one of the most infamous nuclear power facilities in the US as it looks for more ways to ensure the demand for AI computing is met. The legacy of the Three Mile Island (TMI) nuclear plant has long been shaped by the 1979 Unit…
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