Category: News
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Fi: According to Google hackers gained access to user information
The Workspace of Google’s parent company cell network provider, Google Fi, has revealed a data breach. It is most likely connected to T-recent Mobile’s security disaster, in which hackers stole millions of users’ personal information. TechCrunch obtained an email stating that the Google Workspace company recently received a suspicious activity alert from the organization’s major…
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Applications and Windows devices are facing completely new flaw
What if phony applications aren’t identified? A significant issue in Windows-powered data centers and applications that Microsoft resolved in mid-2022 remains unpatched across virtually all susceptible endpoints. It has placed countless people in danger of malware and ransomware assaults. The cybersecurity website experts developed a proof-of-concept (PoC) for the bug and calculated the high percentage of…
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Google: Set Personal Pronouns with Workspace
Personal pronouns may now be set in Google Workspace. As part of the collaboration tool suite’s personal information cards, users of Google Workspace can specify who can view their pronouns. The business announced the move in a “Weekly Recap” article on the Workspace Google Updates blog. The organization states that pronouns would be shown in Google Contacts. This…
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OneNote: Hackers are now spreading malware using attachments
Threat actors are increasingly using OneNote attachments in phishing emails to infect users with remote access malware. They are using it to install more software, steal passwords, or even cryptocurrency wallets. For years, attackers have distributed malware in emails through malicious Microsoft 365 Office products like Word and Excel attachments. They trigger macros to download and install…
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DeepMind will soon release a more mature ChatGPT competitor
DeepMind intends to release a chatbot with moral constraints DeepMind, a Google company, claims it plans to introduce a ChatGPT competitor shortly. They state that their chatbot promises to be a safer type of AI helper. Introducing Sparrow Sparrow was revealed to the public last year as a proof-of-concept in a research paper. The paper characterized…
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Google was sued for illegally gathering biometric data
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing Google once more. In Texas, Google is being sued for gathering and utilizing personally identifiable information. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed a lawsuit alleging that the firm did not appropriately seek customers in the state for consent to collect and utilize voice and face data. He…
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Microsoft Office 2013 support will be discontinued in April next year
Microsoft informed users earlier this week that Microsoft Office 2013 would reach the end of its support in 2023, and advised them to upgrade to a newer version to decrease their vulnerability to security threats. “Office 2013 will approach the end of Extended Support on April 11, next year, after 5 years of Mainstream Support…
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Microsoft collaborates with NASA to bring quantum computing to space
The developments in quantum computing that are going to take place are analogous to the space race in certain aspects: major investment by massive organizations in futuristic technologies aimed to push mankind to the next level. Today, NASA and Microsoft are bringing it to the next step with a collaboration that should make it easier…
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This Microsoft 365 upgrade will ensure that no one is left behind
At a time when businesses are employing online accessibility software that makes their sites available to everybody, Microsoft has introduced a new add-on for its Microsoft 365 software that achieves the very same purpose. Because there are presently over 1 billion individuals living with a handicap, the company’s Office 365 Engineering team has designed a new accessibility…
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Security flaw in Log4J – Urgent attention required
An Insecurity Inside A Common and widespread USED LOGGING LIBRARY has escalated into a full-fledged security breakdown, impacting digital communications all over the internet. Hackers are already working to attack it, but even while solutions are developed, experts stress that the hole might have global ramifications. The problem is with Log4J a popular open platform…
