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Takeover by Datadog?
The technology industry is facing another potential major takeover: GitLab, the Google-backed provider of cloud-based software development tools, is currently considering a sale.
Record takeover?
The technology giant Google is apparently on the verge of its largest company acquisition to date. According to a report in the Wall Street Journal, the group is in advanced negotiations to acquire cybersecurity start-up Wiz for a sum of 23 billion dollars.
Sp1d3rHunters
The threat actor Sp1d3rHunters is already leaking more data, as shown by darknet analyses from Kaspersky Digital Footprint Intelligence.
Galaxy AI
Samsung will equip its new smartphones and gadgets throughout with Artificial Intelligence functions. At the “Galaxy Unpacked” event in Paris’s Louvre, the South Korean electronics company presented a new generation of its Flip and Fold foldable smartphones and its Buds and Buds Pro headphones, which are extensively equipped with
European AI powerhouse
US chip manufacturer AMD has announced the acquisition of Silo AI, which the company describes as “Europe’s largest private AI lab.” The purchase price for the Helsinki-based company is approximately 665 million US dollars.
Who is to blame?
Almost 180,000 Shopify customer records appeared on a well-known hacker forum, but the e-commerce provider denies any responsibility for the security breach.
Anti-Scraping Feature
A conflict is brewing in artificial intelligence (AI): website operators versus AI companies. At the center is the question of who controls online content. The network services provider Cloudflare is now intervening with a new anti-scraping feature.
Highly critical weak point
Qualys reports one of the most significant vulnerabilities found in recent years in terms of scale and potential impact.
APT Group Cozy Bear
The German software provider TeamViewer claims to have been the victim of a cyberattack. On Wednesday, TeamViewer’s security team detected an “anomaly” in the internal IT environment, TecDax announced on its website.
AI gadget
A critical security vulnerability has been discovered in the Rabbit R1 virtual assistant. According to reports, the company Rabbit has stored several important API keys directly in the source code of the device, potentially making user data accessible to hackers.
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