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3 D Audit of Notifications: The Hidden Cost of Compliance
2+ hour, 24+ min ago (229+ words) Foro3 D Push notification fatigue is not merely a usability problem, but a regulatory gray area that applications deliberately exploit. By mixing transactional alerts with covert advertising in the same channel, brands evade Apple and Google's policies. This audit gap generates…...
Microsoft Defender Mistakenly Flags Digi Cert Root Certificates as Malware
2+ hour, 39+ min ago (341+ words) On affected systems, Microsoft Defender automatically quarantined the flagged certificate entries as part of its standard remediation workflow, effectively removing them from the Windows trust store. This created a serious downstream risk: without these root certificates in place, systems could…...
Medicare directory exposed Social Security numbers of health providers, reports show
8+ hour, 26+ min ago (319+ words) WASHINGTON " The Trump administration is accused of inadvertently exposing Social Security numbers belonging to healthcare providers in a database tied to a new Medicare directory, according to reports from The Washington Post'and Politico. The database, created by the Centers for…...
Designation of origin: "human"
3+ hour, 20+ min ago (210+ words) Diari ARA Taylor Swift has patented her voice and an image from her concerts as a trademark The singer wants to protect two phrases spoken by her and a specific image from her The Eras Tour in front of unauthorized…...
The AI craze is a double-edged sword for our banking giants
47+ min ago (794+ words) May 4, 2026 " 5: 01am Few companies outside the technology sector are as enthusiastic about rolling out artificial intelligence (AI) as massive banks. Financial institutions have the deep pockets to afford hefty technology spending, their bosses are constantly trying to lift productivity (including through…...
Chief Officer Awards Finalist Tom Mahoney on Elevating Cyber Marketing Strategy
1+ hour, 33+ min ago (295+ words) As cybersecurity challenges grow more complex, mission-driven marketing becomes increasingly critical, and leaders like Tom Mahoney are helping shape how Gov Con engages with the federal market. As vice president of marketing at Optiv + Clear Shark, Mahoney is aligning strategy,…...
Mythos legend ups cybersecurity stakes - The Economic Times
3+ day, 19+ min ago (54+ words) India is seeking access to Anthropic's powerful AI tool, Mythos. This AI can find software security flaws quickly. India believes its digital infrastructure needs this protection. The government is discussing access with the US administration. This move aims to secure…...
AI tool "too dangerous to release" could wreak havoc on businesses
47+ min ago (759+ words) May 4, 2026 " 5: 01am Australia's largest cybersecurity firm has issued an urgent warning about a powerful new artificial intelligence tool that can find and exploit flaws in software at unprecedented speed and scale, and which experts fear could trigger the next wave of…...
BREAKING: First Lady Oluremi Tinubu Donates 100 Truckloads of Rice to 19 Northern States in Major Ramadan Relief Drive
36+ min ago (73+ words) by Rukayat Yisau 11 years ago by Shola Akinyele 13 days ago by Omoregbe Igiebor 12 years ago by Shola Akinyele 26 days ago by Shola Akinyele 11 days ago by Shola Akinyele 7 minutes ago by Shola Akinyele about an hour ago by Shola Akinyele…...
More and more drivers are wrapping their car keys in aluminum foil, and the reason has a lot to do with silent thefts that can occur in a matter of seconds without breaking in - The Economic Times
3+ day, 12+ hour ago (54+ words) Modern car thieves are exploiting keyless entry systems through relay attacks, where signals from key fobs are intercepted and amplified to unlock vehicles. While aluminum foil can create a makeshift Faraday cage to block these signals, it's not a foolproof…...