Russian IT pro sentenced to 14 years forced labor for sharing medical data with Ukraine Summary A Russian programmer, Aleksandr Levchishin, has been sentenced to 14 years in a high-security…
North Korean ‘Laptop Farm’ Operation Netted $17 Million Through Unwitting American Accomplice Summary A former waitress from Minnesota has unwittingly aided a North Korean scheme that resulted in $17.1 million…
Ukraine Tallies Up Russian Cyberattacks on Local Media Since Start of War Since the onset of the war three years ago, Russian hackers have launched over 200 successful cyberattacks on…
AI Models Still Not Up to Using Radiology to Diagnose What Ails You Researchers have discovered that AI models are still struggling to effectively make clinical diagnoses using radiological scans,…
Three ways to run Windows apps on a Linux box If you’re contemplating a jump to Linux but have those pesky Windows apps you’re clinging to, there’s good news—you’ve got…
Chinese spies blamed for attempted hack on Czech government network The Czech Republic has publicly accused the Chinese government of attempting to hack into its Ministry of Foreign Affairs. This…
Some Signs of AI Model Collapse Begin To Reveal Themselves In a recent op-ed for The Register, Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols outlines concerning trends related to AI search capability. He notes…
Eviden unveils satellite monitoring tool, as Starlink asks UK for E band access Eviden has introduced a new satellite monitoring tool named SkyMon NG, aimed at enhancing the management of…
Unhappy with the cloud costs? You’re not alone According to a recent Gartner report, a significant amount of organisations are experiencing growing dissatisfaction with cloud services, often due to unrealistic…
Jail Time for Tech Execs: Are We Finally Seeing Accountability? The recent sentencing of Volkswagen executives over the Dieselgate scandal marks a significant milestone in corporate accountability, particularly in the…
