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Using the wrong font could be a major security problem — and possibly not for the reason you might think
An investigation by Canva deep dive into the world of font security has uncovered three unexpected vulnerabilities and revealed how choosing the wrong font could spell out a cybersecurity disaster. In an effort to enhance the security of its tools, Canva has been researching less-explored attack surfaces, including fonts, which…
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This simple, straightforward car insurance phishing scam is so basic, it’s actually working really well
Cybersecurity researchers have recently discovered an incredibly simple phishing campaign that seems to be performing exceptionally well. In a blog post, experts from Cofense described a newly found phishing campaign in which threat actors impersonate a car insurance company. The body of the emails is short and to the point,…
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Overcoming CMS migration technical debt
Technical debt is a challenge that increases as digital business gets more complex. This debt accumulates when companies opt for quick-fix solutions or continue to rely on outdated systems, sacrificing long-term efficiency for short-term gains. As the digital world accelerates, technical debt compounds, leading to increased costs and reduced agility.…
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Could this be bigger than OpenAI? Microsoft invests billions in French startup — Mistral AI is a multilingual maestro that’s almost as good as ChatGPT 4
It’s no secret that Microsoft is all-in when it comes to AI. The company has invested heavily in OpenAI, and added artificial intelligence to its various products and services, including introducing Copilot in Windows 11. But just because it’s invested billions in OpenAI that doesn’t mean Microsoft is ignoring other…
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Dell ships new convertible laptop with a puzzling CPU that had ‘people scratching their heads’ — 9W Core Ultra U7-164U is probably Intel’s most interesting laptop processor right now
Dell‘s latest addition to its Latitude portfolio is a 2-in-1 tablet that doubles as a laptop with the addition of the optional detachable collaboration keyboard. Available in River Blue, the Latitude 7350 Detachable features a 13.3 inch (2880 x 1920) IPS LCD display, and is powered by the Intel Core…
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Future computers will have chips made with exotic materials rather than silicon — and this little-known Swiss startup wants to be a big part of this
The rapid advancement of chipmaking technology over the past two decades has been primarily driven by the continuous scaling of silicon technology, commonly known as Moore’s Law. However, as we approach the physical limitations of silicon, the industry is shifting its focus towards nanomaterials like carbon nanotubes, graphene, and TMDs,…
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