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Ransomware is threatening more businesses than ever before
As a threat, ransomware is expanding and diversifying, making defending against it a much harder, tedious task, new research has claimed. Elastic’s second Global Threat Report analyzed more than a billion data points collected over the last 12 months to get a better overview of the ransomware threat landscape, and…
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Amazon will now fire employees who don’t come into the office
Global manager guidance on Amazon’s return-to-office policy reportedly gives managers the power to fire workers who fail to abide by the company’s decision to enforce three-day-per-week office-based working. A report from Insiderclaims the update was said to have been communicated with managers internally in mid-October, several months after the company…
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The latest DALL-E model just dropped for business users – and this one is even better at hands
Businesses can now get their creative claws into the latest model of popular AI art generator DALL-E as part of their ChatGPT account, developer OpenAI has announced. “Visually striking” and “crisper” is how the company described DALL-E 3’s intricately detailed images compared to its predecessor. That includes faces (which gen…
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Email security threats are more dangerous than ever – here’s what you need to know
The use of generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools such as Chat-GPT and the increasing popularity of cloud services have made spam and phishing emails infinitely more dangerous, new research has claimed. A new report from the VIPRE Security Group found that as consumers started using the cloud more, so did…
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Watch out – that QR code could just be a phishing scam
The latest evolution of phishing emails includes QR codes as hackers look to maximize the potential of their campaigns. A new report from cybersecurity researchers SecurityHQ claims to have observed a “significant increase” of such “quishing” emails in these past couple of months. The premise is simple – the majority…
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Japanese company promises to slash prices of AI computing in race to deliver the world’s cheapest GPU cloud
Japanese firm Third Wave is launching a ‘GPU cloud’ service for anyone who wants to run generative AI workloads – including large language models (LLMs), simulation, or computer-aided design (CAD) – from their own PCs. You don’t need the best PCs or best GPUs to use Third Wave’s cloud service,…
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