Новости за 18.03.2024

Sneaky software slips past shields, spurring scramble

Fujitsu has confirmed that miscreants have compromised some of its internal computers, deployed malware, and may have stolen some customer information.…

Five times the performance of the H100, but you'll need liquid cooling to tame the beast

Not everything requires tagging so feel free to maintain unrealistic beauty standards

A huge attack surface for a vulnerability with various PoCs available

The volume of Fortinet boxes exposed to the public internet and vulnerable to a month-old critical security flaw in FortiOS is still extremely high, despite a gradual increase in patching.…

What hasn't been released by Elon Musk's xAI is also of note

As promised, Elon Musk has released the model behind the xAI chatbot, Grok-1.…

SEC bags $400K in settlements

Two investment advisors have reached settlements with the US Securities and Exchange Commission for allegedly exaggerating their use of AI, which in both cases were purported to be cornerstones of their offerings.…

Telco reckons data is old, isn't from its systems

More than 70 million records, allegedly stolen from AT&T in 2021, were dumped on a cybercrime forum at the weekend.…

Who would want to snap up Terraform?

HashiCorp is the subject of furious industry talk which indicates the company is contemplating a sale amid an increasingly challenging marketplace.…

13-year saga continues as jury set to hear claims on both sides of HP's Autonomy acquisition disaster

National Strategy focuses on four goals for silicon heaven

The US government has dropped details on its National Strategy on Microelectronics Research, outlining top goals and actions for the next five years to boost the semiconductor industry with CHIPS Act investment.…

Famous for keeping everything in-house, Apple may be carving AI-shaped door in its garden wall

Virtual gunslingers forcibly became cheaters via mystery means

Esports pros competing in the Apex Legends Global Series (ALGS) Pro League tournament were forced to abandon their match today due to a suspected cyberattack.…

Surprise resignation of chief exec happened after FCA probe began, claims filing

Debian-based TrueNAS SCALE is the future primary focus

Bad news from BSD land – the oldest vendor of BSD systems is changing direction away from FreeBSD and toward Linux.…

Exec tells investors to 'temper' expectations as mission to convince customers of price tag continues

The web doesn’t work ‘cos the vandals used a candle

Opinion  Most of us, from time to time, have grievances with our network operators. We complain, we leave bad reviews, we rage-post. But some aren't content with just whinging verbally. They take it up a notch and cut cables, lift street access covers and pour in petrol, they burn down masts.…

Quick thinking turned poor judgement into genius proactivity

Who, Me?  Welcome once again, dear reader, to the well-trodden path that is Who, Me? – The Register's weekly column dedicated to the tales and travails of readers who strayed, but found their way back.…

But failing to recover from incidents is unforgivable because 'adrenalin does not scale'

Wherever you go, whatever you do, your phone is watching

Qualcomm has unveiled the Snapdragon 8s Gen 3, pitched as a more affordable version of its flagship smartphone platform that keeps key features such as the support for on-device generative AI processing, and an always-sensing camera.…

875 workers liberated after falling for promises of lucrative work, nine arrested

Nice payday for some, but plenty of Australians still pay extra to help drivers

As ransomware becomes more sophisticated, detection tools should be upgraded to cover every site and location

ALSO: Roblox-themed infostealer on the prowl, telco insider pleads guilty to swapping SIMs, and some crit vulns

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