HubSpot
HubSpot makes marketing software for small and medium-sized businesses, and specializes in customer relationship management. Software firm HubSpot said on Friday it is investigating a cybersecurity incident that targeted its customers.The company said the hackers were able to gain unauthorized access to less than 50 HubSpot accounts and there were no new instances of a
Amazon to acquire Adept license to boost AI efforts
Amazon.com hired away artificial intelligence startup Adept’s co-founders and some of its team in a move that echoes one by rival Microsoft, as it seeks to battle a perception that it is playing catch-up in AI. The move is similar to one by Microsoft, which in March hired away much of Inflection AI’s leadership and
Microsoft Windows Vulnerability update
It’s just two weeks ago that we saw a patched Windows vulnerability come back to life. While Microsoft had suggested no known exploits for CVE-2024-26169. Microsoft has warned users that “after installing updates released June 26, 2024 (KB5039302), some devices might fail to start,” advising that “affected systems might restart repeatedly and require recovery operations
Boeing Starliner crew in Space
Boeing Co.’s Starliner spacecraft will remain docked at the International Space Station while the aerospace company and NASA conduct further tests into thruster issues and helium leaks. Helium leaks were detected on Starliner as it approached the space station earlier this month, although Stich noted that a leak check on June 15 found that the
Failing United Nations Goals
The Sustainable Development Goals Report highlights stark economic challenges, with per-capita gross domestic product (GDP) growth in half of the world’s most vulnerable nations slower than in advanced economies. Nearly 60 per cent of countries faced abnormally high food prices in 2022, exacerbating hunger and food insecurity. With just six years remaining to reach the
Lawsuit over supply of F-35 fighter jet parts to Israel by Dutch government
The US ships fighter jet parts produced by the Dutch to other countries for a global pool of spare parts. Israel also draws from that pool. The Dutch government has said it would fulfil the February verdict but announced it would appeal to the Supreme Court. Citing court documents, public broadcaster NOS said the Dutch
Social media privacy settings
Each platform provides different privacy settings that allow you to customise who can view your profile and posts. In today’s digital age, social media platforms have become integral to connecting, sharing, and communicating. However, with this increased connectivity comes the importance of safeguarding our privacy and personal information. staying vigilant and informed about privacy settings
Google Unpaid taxes to Italy
In 2017, Google, opens new tab paid 306 million euros because it was deemed to have a permanent establishment in Italy on the basis of its personnel operating in the country. Now the challenge has been mounted on the basis of the digital infrastructure it has in the country which allows it to operate and
Deepfake advancements
In the 21st century, with deepfakes in existence, it’s up to you whether to trust something you’re seeing and hearing over the phone, in a text or on a screen and it’s also your responsibility to verify, particularly when money is involved. Deepfake sophistication will grow as AI advances. In the near term, the best
Response to US Drone Flights Over Black Sea
Washington and Moscow have clashed before over U.S. drones in the Black Sea. In a 2023 incident, a Russian fighter jet damaged an American drone there, causing it to crash. A repeat of such a confrontation could further fuel tensions over the war in Ukraine. Russia’s Defense Minister ordered officials to prepare a “response” to