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Can cybersecurity ever be as safe as tap water?- opinion
When I turn on my kitchen tap, I do not think about cholera; I assume the water is clean. This assumption is the product of an invisible system - reservoirs, filtration, chlorination, pressure monitoring, and a regulator that can shut the whole…
Cybersecurity Does Not Mean Asking Microsoft for Permission to Boot
15 years ago Techrights began writing about (and constantly, consistently against) UEFI 'secure' (nope!) boot. There were very good and timely reasons to speak about the matter, including impending antitrust complaints against Microsoft -…
Jim Cramer on CrowdStrike (CRWD): 'I Think the Second Half of the Year is Going to Be Really Good'
CrowdStrike Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: CRWD) was among the stocks on Jim Cramer's radar on Mad Money, as he advised investors to care about where a stock is going, not where it has been. When a caller mentioned that the “Mythos scare” is…
When the Trump administration cracks down on Anthropic, who benefits?
Anthropic recently took its two newest AI models offline due to an export control order from the Trump administration, prompting broad debates about AI policy and digital sovereignty. On the latest episode of TechCrunch's Equity podcast, Sean…
Iran flag and anthem booed by World Cup crowd after pre-Belgium protests
The Iranian national anthem was once again met with a chorus of boos from the crowd at Los Angeles Stadium ahead of their World Cup match against Belgium. For the second consecutive match, Iranian players stood with their hands over their hearts as…
Over ₹45 crore returned to 6,303 cyber fraud victims in Telangana through Lok Adalat
More than 6,300 cyber fraud victims across Telangana received refunds totalling ₹45.21 crore through a Lok Adalat conducted on Saturday, June 20, marking a significant rise in both the amount recovered and the number of beneficiaries…
Breach exposes data of 3 million Texas hunting and fishing license holders, officials say
More than 3 million Texans are being offered free credit monitoring after a cybersecurity incident exposed driver's license and contact information from the state's hunting and fishing license system, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department officials…
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'There's no jobs': struggle and regret in a Welsh town that backed Brexit
Where Ebbw Vale's steelworks once stood is now a cluster of gleaming modern buildings including a hospital, a leisure centre and a college. Over the past decade, these public facilities have been joined by a public-private cybersecurity research…
World Cup fans staged furious protest over banned flag as FIFA ripped to shreds
The previous version of the Iranian flag, which featured a sun and lion (L), had been banned from being flown at the World Cup In the vast shadow of Los Angeles Stadium, the venue for two of Iran 's group stage matches at the World Cup, a steadily…
California braces for one of the biggest tax hikes in the last decade | CA Politics 360
California braces for one of the biggest tax hikes in the last decade | CA Politics 360 David Klein with Caltax, thank you so much for making time for us. Yes, thank you for having me. So essentially these new taxes are on the governor's desk right…
More than 3 million Texas hunting and fishing license holders may be affected by a major data breach
More than 3 million Texas hunting and fishing license holders may have had personal information exposed in a cybersecurity incident involving a vendor that manages license sales for the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. According to Texas Parks…
How To Spot the Red Flags Of Artificial Intelligence Scams
AI helps fraudulent emails bypass spam filters using tailored text and delayed links. Cybercriminals are increasingly turning to artificial intelligence to make their fraudulent schemes faster, larger in scale, and much more personalized. According…
Almost 4 in 10 Americans have a 'junk drawer' full of their old electronics. It says a lot about data security
Think about the last smartphone, tablet or smartwatch you stopped using. Odds are it is not in a recycling bin or a new owner's hands; it is sitting in a drawer. From our survey of 4,000 American consumers, we found the single most common thing…
Chinese AI models raise 'sleeper agent' fears after report finds more vulnerable code for US users
Chinese AI models used to write code may be creating a hidden security risk for U.S. companies, federal officials and government contractors, per a new report published by a major defense contractor specializing in cyber security. Booz Allen…
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