The British government has fleshed out its anti-ransomware strategy. On Tuesday, the Home Office published plans for three key measures: a payment ban for public institutions and critical infrastructure, mandatory reporting before ransom payments are made and a general obligation to report ransomware attacks.

Users bombard ChatGPT with an enormous flood of requests every day. Developer OpenAI now reveals impressive usage figures.

Thanks to a decent second quarter, Europe's largest software manufacturer SAP is sticking to its outlook for the year as a whole despite the capricious customs situation in the global economy.

The security platform of the British cybersecurity provider Darktrace is growing: the company has acquired the American network traffic analyst Mira Security. Darktrace wants to use this to better analyze encrypted data streams in particular.

A single password that was too weak was enough to destroy the KNP transport company and put 700 people out of work. To this day, the employee concerned does not know that his compromised password led to the destruction of the company - out of consideration.

A report by the US research portal ProPublica has revealed that Chinese technicians have been working on computer systems for the US Department of Defense on Microsoft's behalf.

The social media company criticizes the voluntary rules as misguided and fears legal uncertainties for developers of AI models.

Explosive testimony before the French Senate: Microsoft cannot guarantee that European user data is safe from US authorities despite EU hosting.