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Google wants developers to build AI-powered applications on its new laptops, and it’s giving them something more useful than another chatbot: a Linux environment where AI agents can write code, install software, and execute commands. On Oct. 12, Google detailed its Linux Terminal Preview for Googlebook, a Debian-based development
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The artificial intelligence and cybersecurity landscape has changed drastically in the past couple of weeks. On one hand we have seen major cybersecurity attacks threatening user data of organisations and people across the globe. On the other hand, we have seen India strengthen its AI regulation framework. These developments follow
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SecurityWeek’s weeklycybersecurity news roundupoffers a concise overview of important developments that may not receive full standalone coverage yet remain relevant to the broader threat landscape. This curated summary highlights key stories across vulnerability disclosures, emerging attack methods, policy updates, industry reports, and other noteworthy events to help readers stay
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The new iPhone 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max are now available online and in-store. With prices starting at $1,199, it’s a big investment, so leaving it unprotected can be a little risky. Whether you tend to drop your phone a lot or just want to keep it
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* Evidence suggests PHP2Shell exploitation began days before public disclosure, indicating prior attacker knowledge * Researchers say real-world attacks remain limited, though exploitation attempts rapidly surged after disclosure * Millions of PHP systems remain exposed, with experts urging immediate patching of supported versions The exploitation of php2shell began four days before the vulnerabilities
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The General Services Administration spent a number of months this year drafting a new clause to use in its contracts for the purchasing of Artificial Intelligence (AI). The original draft started too broadly, with the June version seemingly preventing ordinary services contractors from using AI tools in their work supporting
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Virtualization platforms often remain in place long after their original purpose because migration carries operational risk. Yet aging architecture creates visible costs through licensing changes, specialist skills, slow upgrades, and limited deployment choices. A replacement makes sense when those pressures outweigh the effort of moving users and applications. The decision
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Even powerful gaming PCs can stutter while compiling shaders. Nvidia’s latest graphics driver aims to reduce those interruptions, but the improvement won’t extend to every game. GeForce Game Ready Driver 621.01, released October 21, adds support for Microsoft’s Advanced Shader Delivery (ASD) technology across Nvidia’s
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* Capcom discloses breach affecting 11.7 million CAPCOM ID users, primarily exposing email addresses * A small number of accounts also lost personal details, and attackers reset passwords on 196 accounts * Company secured the platform, notified authorities, and warned users about phishing attempts Japanese gaming behemoth Capcom just confirmed suffering a
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Two days after PHP rolled out emergency fixes for thePHP2Shellvulnerabilities, threat actors have tried to use the flaws to spread a Mirai botnet. A security firm has also built an exploit that gets past a key memory protection, and an exposed attacker server has revealed custom tooling. Even so, no
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The problem with enterprise cybersecurity is no longer just the number of vulnerabilities organisations need to fix. It is how quickly attackers can combine those vulnerabilities with compromised identities, excessive permissions and access to sensitive data to move through an environment. Artificial intelligence is accelerating that process, making weaknesses that
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This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. ORLANDO, Fla. — For CIOs, guiding businesses through rapid technological change is a given. But the swift pace of development in AI releases, capabilities and autonomy often come with risk. It’s the story of every technology release over
