Tag: February 2024

The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) is grappling with the aftermath of a tax refund scam that involved 150 of its employees. An audit uncovered the extensive

Senator Ron Wyden has raised serious concerns about Near Intelligence's involvement in an anti-abortion ad campaign that targeted individuals using their

La Colline, a private clinic in the Champel district owned by the Hirslanden Group, has fallen victim to a cyberattack, as confirmed by the medical network's spokesperson

SAP rolls out a series of crucial patches, notably addressing a critical vulnerability within the SAP ABA cross-application component. The identified code

QNAP, a prominent network-attached storage (NAS) specialist, has disclosed two vulnerabilities, including a zero-day, in their systems. The coordinated disclos

Two cab drivers have been sentenced to prison terms for their involvement in a hacking scheme targeting the taxi dispatch system at JFK International Airport.

Major technology companies are set to sign an agreement aimed at combating the misuse of artificial intelligence tools in disrupting democratic elections.

Law enforcement officers in NJ have initiated 118 class action lawsuits against data brokers who allegedly disregarded requests to remove personal information.

The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has announced guidelines to clarify the assessment of inventions, specifying patents must list only humans as inventors

Two key European Parliament committees have endorsed a political compromise outlining regulations for the development and deployment of artificial intelligence.