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Don't call it an office- Zoom opens doors on London 'Engagement Hub'
Zoom has opened a new 15,000 square foot facility in Holborn, London, touting the office as a hybrid work "Engagement Hub"
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What is Kerberoasting? Only the hottest new attack trend of the
Researchers say a hacking technique known as "kerberoasting" is becoming increasingly popular with cybercrime groups
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CISA warns of attacks on .NET vulnerability
CISA has issued a warning over possible attacks on a denial-of-service vulnerability in .NET and Visual Studio, advising administrators to patch ASAP
NVIDIA
Nvidia launches AI offensive with Grace Hopper "superchip" platform
Nvidia has announced a new "superchip" design dubbed Grace Hooper as well as a service called AI-Workbench as part of a renewed push into the artificial intelligence space
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Phish fried; Interpol takes down cybercrime outfit 16shop
Interpol, acting with Indonesia police and multiple cybersecurity vendors, arrested three people associate with the 16shop phishing service
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August Patch Tuesday brings 86 fixes from Microsoft
Microsoft patched 86 security flaws including multiple Critical vulnerabilities in Windows and Teams as part of this month's Patch Tuesday update
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Pope Francis calls for conference to discuss artificial intelligence
The Pope has called for an "open dialogue" around AI and its potential to damage humanity in an open letter for World Peace Day
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Hackers achieve 93% word recovery from keyboard noise
Keyboard clicks are giving up more information than you think, according to university researchers
Toshiba
Toshiba takes buyout offer of $14bn in privatization plan
Toshiba has accepted a buyout offer that would see the electronics giant remain under Japanese control as it looks to turn around its accounting
Russia
North Korea accused of hacking Russian missile builder
Hackers associated with North Korea have been linked to a data breach at a Russian engineering firm noted for designing missiles
Google gets key ruling ahead of antitrust trial
Google has had several claims dismissed ahead of what looks to be a landmark antitrust case regarding its dominance over search and its associated markets
cybercrime
Dutch crunched: man and his wife plead guilty to $4.5bn Bitfinex hack
A couple from New York have plead guilty to the $4.5bn hack of Bitfinex in 2016 and will now face decades in prison for stealing cryptocurrency