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Due to digital law DMA
An iPhone (almost) without Apple apps?
This will soon be possible in the EU thanks to the DMA digital law.
For Apple, this is a turning point.
240 GB archive
Japanese car manufacturer Toyota recently confirmed an incident in which customer data was exposed through a security breach at a third-party provider.
A hacker had previously published a 240 GB archive of stolen data on a hacker forum.
Law averted
A Californian law was supposed to oblige internet companies to pay levies to regional media companies.
Instead, there are now voluntary payments of millions from Google – and the state.
Security breach or hysteria?
An alleged hack at data broker National Public Data (NPD) made headlines this week for potentially exposing billions of social security numbers. Real leak or hysteria?
The latest from the rumor mill
The iPhone 17 rumor mill is churning.
No significant upgrades are expected from the iPhone 16 announced for fall 2024 compared to the iPhone 15 series.
However, the iPhone 17 is expected to boost sales with the “Slim” model, camera upgrades and other features.
Machine Learning
Researchers at Los Alamos National Laboratory use machine learning to detect the hidden signals that precede an earthquake.
In the midst of the election campaign, hackers have targeted both the Republicans and the Democrats. Is this an attempt to influence the U.S. presidential election?
Google Pixel
Google is focusing on artificial intelligence with its new Pixel smartphones.
The internet company is in a race with Samsung and Apple when it comes to AI.
Advanced Persistent Threats (APT)
The FBI has launched an investigation after Donald Trump’s presidential campaign claimed to have been attacked by Iranian hackers. Proofpoint security researcher Joshua Miller explains the possible background.
Iran suspected
A few months before the US election, reporters are allegedly leaked internal communications from the Trump team.
Are foreign hackers interfering in the election campaign?
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30. December 2024