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Exploitable Flaws Found in Cloud-Based Password Managers

Academic security researchers claim that 'zero knowledge encryption' guarantees by leading stand-alone password managers are overblown due to exploitable flaws. Vendors are patching these vulnerabilities, but the initial claims of invulnerability may mislead users.
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Why Borderless AI Is Coming to an End

• Countries are investing in region-specific AI platforms by 2027 to reduce dependence on US-China dominance. • Nations are treating LLMs as critical infrastructure, similar to how they protect other vital resources.
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The ROI Reckoning Is Coming for AI

CIOs report increasing pressure to demonstrate ROI for AI projects; growing fatigue and stalled pilots are common issues. The article suggests a coming reckoning in the AI space, where the focus on return on...
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Texas AG Investigating Conduent, BCBS Texas in Hack

- The Texas attorney general has launched an investigation into Conduent Business Services and BCBS Texas following a significant data breach affecting 15.5 million Texans. - This incident could potentially break U.S. data breach...
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Can AI Ads Pay the Bills?

OpenAI is testing digital advertising as a revenue source due to its revenue gap; Anthropic has rejected ads amid rising compute costs. The effectiveness of ads in maintaining user engagement remains uncertain.
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New NCSC-Led OT Security Guidance for Nuclear Reactors

The U.K. NCSC's new guidance outlines four connectivity principles for utilities to enhance cyber resilience and avoid costly retrofits. OT weaknesses are prevalent, with 22% of critical infrastructure firms reporting OT incidents, driven by...
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