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Expecting cyber attack, Kiteworks tells users to turn off servers

Kiteworks has warned users of its products to shut down their managed file transfer (MFT) servers immediately after apparently being alerted to the existence of a highly dangerous zero-day vulnerability. The company, formerly known as Accellion, bills itself as providing a secure control plane for data exchange. However, thanks to the utility of its core…

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Investigative journalist seeks damages from police over unlawful phone surveillance

An investigative journalist has filed a High Court claim against the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) after police unlawfully obtained communications data in a covert attempt to identify a confidential journalistic source. A High Court judge has granted the journalist, identified as YZL, anonymity to protect the identity of their sources and because of…

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Defining digital sovereignty | Computer Weekly

Picture this: a mid-sized country decides to move its entire public administration onto a single cloud platform provided by one of the world’s largest technology companies. The deal is celebrated as efficient, modern and, above all, competitively priced. Ministers point to it as proof of digital transformation – a step towards better government. Three years…

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Oktane 2026: The industry is ready to talk about AI kill switches

Amid a string of high-profile data breaches and cyber incidents linked to advanced, frontier artificial intelligence (AI) models, identity specialist Okta broke new ground at its Oktane 2026 conference in Las Vegas, becoming one of the first cyber companies to launch an explicitly defined AI kill switch as part of a series of enhancements to…

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‘Robots could need 200GB+ of DRAM’: Micron says data centers will make the memory crisis worse through 2028, and then ‘physical AI’ is going to eat all your RAM by 2030

Micron has warned that the RAM shortage will get much worse in 2027 and 2028Then coming to the end of the decade, robots are going to put more strain on memory supplySo-called ‘physical AI’ could need 200GB+ of DRAM and multiple terabytes of storage per unit, Micron predictsMicron just published its latest financial results, complete…

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The Disadvantages Of A Screenless Fitness Tracker May Far Outweigh The Perks – Here’s Why

Viktoriia BV/Shutterstock Screenless fitness trackers promise full health tracking without the distraction of a display, and the idea has caught on. Whoop’s screenless fitness bands are gaining traction, and the product category has expanded quickly, with Google, Garmin, Polar, and Amazfit all now offering screenless options of their own. I wear an Oura Ring 5…

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Asus’ Next-Gen OLED Handheld Is Here At A Premium Price

Gaming is transforming into a very expensive hobby. You’ve probably heard about all the console price hikes, but few have felt the sting quite like the PC gaming market. RAM prices are increasing, GPU costs are skyrocketing, and even Intel CPUs are becoming more expensive. Sometimes, you have to ask if the price is worthwhile,…

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5 ASUS Laptops More Powerful Than MacBook Pro

Megaflopp/Getty Images We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. For creative workflows like music and video production, the MacBook Pro M5 Pro is the benchmark most buyers turn to. But what about raw graphics power, gaming, and other GPU-demanding tasks like local AI models, designing 3D models and more? ASUS answers this…

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‘This is ridiculous’: Micro Center reportedly now makes you fill out a form and scan a government photo ID to buy an Nvidia RTX 5090 GPU

Those buying an RTX 5090 at Micro Center now have to fill out a declaration formThis includes having a government-issued photo ID scanned by the retailerSome approve of the policy as it’s an anti-scalping measure, but others view it as an annoyance or a pointless moveIf you’re buying an Nvidia RTX 5090, or a PC…

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