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Recently, I've been checking out "Build in Public" communities on Twitter, and it's pretty apparent that many developers are trying their hand at 'Indie Hacking.' While there are a few misses, most of the SaaS apps people create are genuinely impressive and v…
Why we disguise as alfas, pastors, seek spiritual protection — Yahoo boys
In a bid to evade strategies deployed by law enforcement agencies to end their illegal activities, fraudsters, commonly known as ‘Yahoo boys’, who primarily exploit digital cyberspace to defraud unsuspecting members of the public of their hard-earned money, n…
Mindanao armed groups funded by smuggled Indonesian cigarettes
From Malaya Business Insight (Jul 26, 2024): Mindanao armed groups funded by smuggled Indonesian cigarettesARMED groups in Mindanao are financing their activities through smuggled cigarettes, mostly originating from Indonesia, a security expert said in a rece…
F/A-XX and NGAD: These 6th Generation Fighters are Doomed Just Yet
Summary and Key Points: The U.S. Air Force’s Next Generation Air Dominance (NGAD) and U.S. Navy’s F/A-XX programs will continue despite rumors of their demise. These programs aim to replace the F-22 Raptor and F/A-18 Super Hornet, respectively. -Both have re…
3 of the best ASX ETFs to buy in August
Are these ETFs among the best you will find on the ASX? The post 3 of the best ASX ETFs to buy in August appeared first on The Motley Fool Australia.
Arson Attacks Hit French Railways Ahead of Paris Olympics
The coordinated effort exposed security gaps ahead of the Games’ opening ceremony.
Trump ally who denies 2020 election results threatens law enforcement
Patrick Byrne, former CEO of Overstock, said officials would face “a piano wire and a blowtorch” if a case against a former Colorado elections official continues.
Critically low Northwest blood banks hurt by CrowdStrike outage
Northwest blood banks are in critically low supply, in part because of the recent CrowdStrike outage that led to scheduling issues and delayed shipments.
PH, UK want to expand ties on maritime domain awareness
From the Philippine News Agency (Jul 26, 2024): PH, UK want to expand ties on maritime domain awareness (By Joyce Ann L. Rocamora)COOPERATION. Department of Foreign Affairs Assistant Secretary Marshall Louis Alferez and United Kingdom Foreign, Commonwealth an…
A bug in Chrome Password Manager caused user credentials to disappear
Google addressed a Chrome’s Password Manager bug that caused user credentials to disappear temporarily for more than 18 hours. Google has addressed a bug in Chrome’s Password Manager that caused user credentials to disappear temporarily. An 18-hour outage imp…
This New Tool by a Former Google Engineer Claims to Weed Out Privacy Violators. I Tried It
webXray intends to help us level the playing field against privacy pirates. It’s a good start. But there are other ways you can protect yourself now.
Why CrowdStrike is likely shielded from billions in customer losses caused by its outage
The outage is believed to have caused $5.4 billion in losses for big enterprises — but various factors help insulate the cybersecurity company.
Cyber insurance provider Cowbell reels in $60M to grow its product portfolio
Cowbell Cyber Inc., a startup that insures businesses against cyberattack-related losses, has raised $60 million in a Series C funding. The company announced the investment today. It disclosed that the capital was provided by Zurich Insurance Group Ltd., one …
Business focus: Instilling best cybersecurity practices at work
There are several key steps for establishing a strong cybersecurity culture in the workplace. The first is to provide frequent education and training sessions for healthcare staff. The post Business focus: Instilling best cybersecurity practices at work appe…
Myanmar calls for collaboration to ensure food, energy security during 4th BIMSTEC National Security Chiefs’ Meeting
The Fourth BIMSTEC National Security Chiefs’ Meeting was held at the M Gallery Hotel in Nay Pyi Taw yesterday. National […]
HHS Reorganizes Technology, Cybersecurity, Data, and Artificial Intelligence Strategy and Policy Functions
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E-government initiative key to advancing digital economy
Myanmar provides government services and information to the public through the Myanmar National Portal, Myanmar National Trade Portal, and various […]
Why CrowdStrike is likely shielded from billions in customer losses caused by its outage
The outage is believed to have caused $5.4 billion in losses for big enterprises — but various factors help insulate the cybersecurity company.
Contracts for July 26, 2024
Today's Defense Department contracts valued at $7.5 million or more are now live on Defense.gov.
Avast One Gold review: the easy-to-use antivirus software
I reviewed Avast One's free and paid antivirus software plans to find out how much more you get when you subscribe.
Google’s $5 Billion Bet on the Bumpy Road to Self-Driving Cars
Since the industrial revolution first brought machines into prominence, self-driving vehicles have populated future visions. And with the news that the autonomous delivery robot marketplace is getting a shot in the arm from artificial intelligence (AI), obser…
Secret Permissions on X Allow Some Users to Post Slurs Without Facing Consequences?
A screenshot accurately showed a list of X users, all prominent conservative accounts, who were allowed to post racial slurs without facing repercussions.
After CrowdStrike Computer Catastrophe, Will Kamala-Microsoft Alliance Inflict Blue Screen of Death on Free Speech?
It is a testament to how utterly extraordinary the past couple weeks have been that the Microsoft-CrowdStrike computer catastrophe was not even the second most important story in the news cycle. On Friday, July 19th, the cybersecurity company CrowdStrike impl…