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Access to internal e-mails
Unknown hackers have reportedly targeted the US newspaper and gained access to internal emails. Journalists reporting on China are among those affected.
Hacktivist group “Dark Storm” declared responsible
On Saturday, the social media platform X (formerly Twitter) showed the first signs of stabilization after a major outage had previously prevented many users in the US from using it.
Moving Exchange mailboxes from one database to another is sometimes required to reduce the size of database, for migration, and other purposes.
Another data scandal?
The unconfirmed data set, which allegedly consists of data from T-Mobile, the second-largest cell phone provider in the US, contains device IDs and phone numbers.
Data that Apple itself does not see
Apple is stepping up its criticism of the EU Commission’s requirements for better interaction between iPhones and iPad tablets and competitors’ devices.
Functioning prototypes
For the first time, Apple has explained in more detail why a new version of the voice assistant Siri with artificial intelligence has been delayed.
Cause identified - solution in progress
A widespread technical malfunction affected numerous users of ChatGPT and other OpenAI services worldwide on Tuesday.
Patent application made public
Smartwatches are now part of many people’s everyday lives. Originally designed as pedometers and sleep trackers, smart watches have long since developed into small health coaches and everyday helpers – with functions such as blood pressure measurement, emergency notifications and sports analysis.
New design: Like glass, but liquid
New look instead of big AI promises: Apple customers can expect a fresh look for the user interface of the iPhone and other Apple devices this fall.
Relatively young but increasingly active hacker group
The US healthcare organization Kettering Health continues to struggle with the consequences of a massive cyberattack.