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Oracle patches 1295 security vulnerabilities in October, including six scoring 10.0
Oracle has patched 1295 security vulnerabilities with its October Critical Patch Update Advisory; six of them scored the highest vulnerability rating of 10.0 on the CVSS version 3.1 scale. The company’s flagship Oracle E-Business Suite was home to one of…
TechCrunch’s Founder Summit Boston: 25% discount
The next generation of founders aren’t pinned to one mindset, one technology, and for that matter, one coast. TechCrunch’s Founder Summit event in Boston’s SoWa Power Station on November 4 gives the East Coast its due and is focused on…
Stop the insider threat lurking in AI agents
The insider threat model rests on a simple premise: legitimate access to business systems is used in ways you didn’t intend. When an employee is onboarded, there is typically an access review, a background check, and least-privilege provisioning. Trust is…
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Google will pay people to use less electricity so its data centers can use more
Google has an answer to some of the electricity supply problems that data center construction is causing: It has signed an agreement with energy supplier Voltus to build what it’s calling a 1-gigawatt virtual power plant, expanding on an earlier…
Hyperscalers allow more scrutiny of controversial data center plans
Hyperscalers are getting decidedly twitchy about citizens’ reactions to their secretive data center construction plans, and are looking for ways to de-escalate some of the conflicts. Earlier this month, Amazon announced its Data Center Commitment which, among other things, would…
Matrix gains ground in Europe’s public sector — but replacing Teams is another matter
Matrix-based messaging tools are gaining traction among European governments that seek to gain greater control over sensitive communications data and lessen their reliance on US technology suppliers. The growing interest reflects a broader push toward open-source applications in Europe amid…
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Oracle patches 1295 security vulnerabilities in October, including six scoring 10.0
Oracle has patched 1295 security vulnerabilities with its October Critical Patch Update Advisory; six of them scored the highest vulnerability rating of 10.0 on the CVSS version 3.1 scale. The company’s flagship Oracle E-Business Suite was home to one of…
Dual BIOS: The laptop security feature SMBs don’t know they need
Every security checklist starts with the basics: strong passwords, multifactor authentication, spotting phishing, and keeping software up to date. All four protect what happens after a laptop starts. But some attackers are more focused on what happens before. That’s the…
Meta hit with $25 billion fine for illegally sharing user data
A judge in New Mexico has fined Meta $25 billion for its flouting of data privacy laws between 2010 and 2021, including its controversial passing of data to Cambridge Analytica. The action serves as a stark reminder to enterprises not…
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OpenClaw creator spent $10 million on AI tokens last month
OpenClaw, the AI digital assistant, is looking to establish itself as an essential tool for users — but if it is as profligate in its use of tokens as its creator, Pete Steinberger, then users could be in for some…
Google targets AI agents’ idle-time costs with new compute service
As enterprises scale AI agents, Google is betting that idle infrastructure costs could become a major barrier to adoption. To address that challenge, the company on Thursday launched Agent Compute Engine, a service that suspends inactive agents and restores them…
CA shutdown puts Java, containers, and security appliances in the certificate crosshairs
A certificate authority’s decision to abandon the global SSL/TLS market is exposing a weakness many organizations rarely examine: their dependence on complex PKI trust chains. Following the compromise of private keys behind eight of its intermediate certificate authorities, eMudhra is…
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Own Microsoft Office on your Mac for $99.97, no subscription
TL;DR: Get Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and more on your Mac with a lifetime Microsoft Office license, now $99.97 (reg. $219). Paying for Office by the year means the bill arrives whether you opened a spreadsheet that month or not. Instead of…
Before you paste that AI answer into an email, run it past this $59.99 tool
TL;DR: Find the weak spots and missing context in AI answers before you rely on them with a Caveat AI Standard Plan lifetime subscription for $59.99 (MSRP $179). AI chatbots write every answer in the same confident tone, whether it’s…
A week with iPhone Duo: Folding refined, if not perfected
Apple was never going to be first to market with a folding phone. The first models were clunky and riddled with flaws, but almost a decade after Samsung’s Galaxy Fold introduced the category, Apple was finally ready to give us…
From the data center to the edge
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Google will pay people to use less electricity so its data centers can use more
Google has an answer to some of the electricity supply problems that data center construction is causing: It has signed an agreement with energy supplier Voltus to build what it’s calling a 1-gigawatt virtual power plant, expanding on an earlier…
Hyperscalers allow more scrutiny of controversial data center plans
Hyperscalers are getting decidedly twitchy about citizens’ reactions to their secretive data center construction plans, and are looking for ways to de-escalate some of the conflicts. Earlier this month, Amazon announced its Data Center Commitment which, among other things, would…
Midmarket AI gap: Small IT teams are being asked to do enterprise-sized jobs
AI has created a paradox that comes up in almost every conversation I have with midmarket IT leaders. Smaller companies arguably have more to gain from AI than any other group. A 400-person firm can’t hire its way to the…
Navigate the PC ecosystem
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Stop data brokers from selling your info with this $95 Surfshark bundle
TL;DR: Get a VPN, antivirus, breach alerts, and Incogni data removal with a one-year Surfshark One+ subscription for $95, on sale for 62% off. AI tools make it easier than ever to pull your name, address, and phone number from…
This $49.99 lifetime VPN flags malicious sites before they reach you
TL;DR: Protect up to 10 devices with a GhostShield VPN lifetime subscription that flags threats in real time, now $49.99 (reg. $399). A standard VPN encrypts your traffic and hides your IP address, but encryption alone won’t stop you from…
Microsoft Project Professional 2024 drops to $50 for a lifetime license
TL;DR: Plan and track projects on your PC with a Microsoft Project Professional 2024 lifetime license, now $49.97 (reg. $1,129) until November 1. Cloud project management tools usually charge per user, per month, and that bill keeps coming for as…
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New Xiaomi phone with 3-day battery life hits its lowest price yet at Amazon
Mid-range Android phones can offer a good balance of everyday performance, battery life and storage without the price tag of a flagship device. If you spend a lot of time away from a charger or want a phone that can…
Samsung Galaxy A17 5G drops to £159 at Amazon: Android budget phone with 6 years of updates
Budget smartphones have become capable enough to handle everyday tasks such as messaging, browsing, streaming and photography without the price tag of a flagship. If you want a large screen, 5G connectivity and long-term software support, Samsung’s Galaxy A series…
Get two popular 60W Anker USB-C cables for just £7.49 at Amazon
USB-C cables are everyday essentials for smartphones, tablets and laptops. If you own several devices, having a few spare cables around the house can be useful, whether you want to create a dedicated charging station or keep one in each…
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