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The coffee machine as a treasure trove of data? A new EU law makes appliance data accessible to users. They are not the only ones to benefit from this.
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Amazon is apparently planning AR glasses for delivery staff
Amazon is apparently working on augmented reality glasses - initially only for delivery drivers. The device developed under the code name "Jayhawk" is to have a full-color display and integrate microphones, speakers and a camera.
iPhone Air relies on eSIM: “Digital turning point”
Apple has completely dispensed with physical SIM cards for the new iPhone Air - even outside the USA. Industry experts see this as a turning point for mobile phone providers worldwide.
New variant of the macOS malware “ChillyHell” discovered
Jamf's Threat Labs team has identified a new variant of the macOS malware family "ChillyHell", which was previously only documented in limited specialist circles. The malware continues to operate with a valid Apple developer signature from 2021 and thus remained undetected by antivirus solutions for a long time.
Data stolen in hacker attack on Jaguar Land Rover
Last week, the British car manufacturer was the victim of a cyber attack. It is now clear that some data was stolen during the attack.
Retaliation after security tips? Ex-WhatsApp employee sues Meta
A former WhatsApp employee accuses the company of ignoring critical cybersecurity issues and firing him after internal complaints. Meta denies the allegations.
Mitsubishi Electric takes over security provider Nozomi Networks
With the 883-million-dollar-takeover of Nozomi Networks, Japanese industrial giant Mitsubishi Electric is making its largest acquisition to date. The aim: to strengthen its position in the growing market for industrial cyber security.
SML pumps €1.3 billion into Europe’s AI hopeful Mistral
The Dutch chip group ASML is backing the French AI hopeful Mistral: What's behind the €1.3 billion deal?
Salesforce breach: More cybersecurity providers report compromise
Following the large-scale attack on Salesforce customers via the Salesloft Drift interface, Proofpoint, SpyCloud, Tanium and Tenable have now also confirmed data losses. The attack is said to have affected more than 700 companies in total.
PromptLocker: AI-powered ransomware is a research project
Security researchers at New York University have demonstrated how cost-effectively AI-based blackmail software can be developed. Security experts initially mistook the project for real malware.