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How much does CrowdStrike need to pay?
CrowdStrike has strongly denied the allegations made by Delta Air Lines and cites the number of contractual liability.
After Google Chrome decision
The developer of the Firefox browser, Mozilla, has announced that it will no longer treat the certification service provider Entrust as a trusted root certification authority (CA). This decision follows a similar move by Google Chrome about a month ago.
Azure and Microsoft 365
A massive distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack caused significant disruption to Microsoft cloud services on Tuesday.
Both Azure and Microsoft 365 applications were affected, as the tech giant confirmed in a status update.
Mindful
The Italian sports car manufacturer Ferrari recently suffered a sensitive deepfake attack. A high-ranking manager became the target of a fraud attempt in which criminals used AI technology to impersonate the company boss.
FBI investigates
The US security company KnowBe4 has revealed on its blog that it unknowingly hired a North Korean hacker. Company founder and CEO Stu Sjouwerman describes the incident as a “lesson”.
AI tools
Around 20 % of all expense reports in companies contain errors.
And around 14% of all expense receipts are questionable.
For larger organizations, this quickly adds up to significant losses, because as a consequence, around 5% of all reimbursements are actually unjustified.
Biggest-ever leak of digital pirates
The Cybernews research team discovered an unprotected database containing the data of almost 10 million users.
The database belongs to an attacker called Z-lib, which operates a malicious clone of Z-Library.
Generative AI
Dell Technologies is expanding its generative AI offering together with AMD.
The Dell PowerEdge XE9680 server is now available with the AMD Instinct MI300X accelerators.
A new validated design and new implementation services are also available.
Mega deal falls through
The Israeli-American cloud security start-up Wiz has rejected tech giant Google’s takeover bid of 23 billion dollars.
Data protection allegations
The US technology company Oracle has agreed to pay 115 million dollars to settle a class action lawsuit for breach of privacy.
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