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Chinese Hackers Breach REDCap Servers, Steal Medical Research DataSecurity

Chinese Hackers Breach REDCap Servers, Steal Medical Research Data

A China-linked hacker group targeted REDCap servers used for managing medical research data, deploying the InfiniteRed malware to steal sensitive information from a North American institution. The incident highlights the vulnerability of research data systems and the urgent need for stronger cybersecurity measures in the healthcare sector.

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U.S. Won’t Renew Key Rule Regulating Federal Data CentersBusiness

U.S. Won’t Renew Key Rule Regulating Federal Data Centers

The U.S. federal government has decided not to renew a regulation governing data centers operated by government agencies. The rule, introduced years ago to optimize energy consumption and improve infrastructure efficiency, will expire in September. With no replacement regulation in place, concerns arise over the management of critical facilities. The decision could impact security, energy efficiency, and operational costs for data centers serving government institutions.

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Critical Vulnerability in Microsoft 365 Copilot Enabled One-Click Data TheftSecurity

Critical Vulnerability in Microsoft 365 Copilot Enabled One-Click Data Theft

Cybersecurity experts have identified a critical vulnerability chain named SearchLeak in Microsoft 365 Copilot Enterprise. The flaw enabled attackers to exfiltrate sensitive data from victims' emails, OneDrive, or SharePoint using a specially crafted URL. By exploiting flawed search query processing, the attack bypassed built-in security measures with just one click. Microsoft patched the issue promptly after receiving the report, but experts warn that AI assistants require enhanced security checks to mitigate evolving cyber threats.

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Layoffs Under the Guise of AI: Why IT Companies Are Cutting JobsBusiness

Layoffs Under the Guise of AI: Why IT Companies Are Cutting Jobs

In 2024, technology companies have conducted record-breaking layoffs, attributing the cuts to the adoption of artificial intelligence. However, experts and analysts cast doubt on this narrative, pointing to potential management issues and resource overspending. Meanwhile, top executives and investors in AI startups are seeing unprecedented wealth growth, exacerbating social inequality within the industry.

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Insta360 Luna Ultra: Review of Dual-Lens 8K Gimbal with Leica OpticsHardware

Insta360 Luna Ultra: Review of Dual-Lens 8K Gimbal with Leica Optics

Insta360 has unveiled its first gyro-stabilized action camera, the Luna Ultra, developed in collaboration with Leica. The device features dual lenses, supports 8K resolution recording, and offers 12x optical zoom. Its standout feature is an innovative split-screen function that turns the camera into a remote control. This review explores the key capabilities and advantages of the new model for both professional and amateur videography.

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Solid-State Cooling Systems: The Future of Emission-Free Air ConditioningHardware

Solid-State Cooling Systems: The Future of Emission-Free Air Conditioning

Traditional air conditioning systems remain a major source of greenhouse gas emissions. Researchers and tech companies are working on an alternative—solid-state cooling systems that use conductive materials to dissipate heat. These solutions promise to be more eco-friendly and energy-efficient, but their widespread adoption depends on overcoming technical limitations. The success of these innovations could fundamentally transform climate control in buildings and industries.

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Honda Civic Infotainment Vulnerability Enables Malware Installation via USBSecurity

Honda Civic Infotainment Vulnerability Enables Malware Installation via USB

Software developer Erik McDonald has uncovered a severe vulnerability in the 2021 Honda Civic's infotainment system. By exploiting the USB port, attackers can install unauthorized applications—including malware—using public Android Open Source Project (AOSP) test keys. This enables the so-called "EvilValet" attack, where temporary access to a vehicle (e.g., through valet parking) allows spyware deployment. While non-critical to vehicle safety systems, the flaw poses a significant privacy risk for owners. The exploit highlights industry-wide security oversights in automotive digitalization.

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FBI Dismantles Chinese AI-Powered Phishing Service, Preventing 136,6 млрд ₽ in LossesSecurity

FBI Dismantles Chinese AI-Powered Phishing Service, Preventing 136,6 млрд ₽ in Losses

The U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), alongside Google and Lumen Technologies, has dismantled the Chinese phishing platform Outsider, which provided cybercriminals with AI-powered tools to create fraudulent websites. The service, distributed via a Telegram bot for 6400 ₽ per week, was linked to the theft of 3.87 million credit card details and 136,6 млрд ₽ in damages since July 2023. The operation, codenamed Ghost Hook, is part of the FBI's broader Riptide initiative.

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Fitbit Ace LTE Kids' Smartwatch Drops to Record Low of 7200 ₽ Ahead of Prime DayHardware

Fitbit Ace LTE Kids' Smartwatch Drops to Record Low of 7200 ₽ Ahead of Prime Day

Google has slashed the price of Fitbit Ace LTE kids' smartwatches to a record-low 7200 ₽ ahead of Prime Day. Major retailers like Best Buy and Target are offering this deal. Designed as a bridge between traditional watches and smartphones, the device provides parents with enhanced control over their child's communications. A cellular subscription at 719 ₽/month is required for full functionality.

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Intel Prepares Raptor Lake Next: Up to 20 Cores, Core 200 Branding RetainedHardware

Intel Prepares Raptor Lake Next: Up to 20 Cores, Core 200 Branding Retained

According to insider leaks, Intel is set to launch its Raptor Lake Next processor lineup in early 2027. These chips will retain the Core 200 branding and build upon the existing Raptor Lake architecture rather than introducing Bartlett Lake. The lineup will span both desktop and mobile platforms, including models with a TDP of up to 125W. Notably, the new processors will lack groundbreaking features, positioning them as optimized iterations of known solutions rather than revolutionary upgrades.

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Solid-State Air Conditioners: Breakthrough or Another Hype?Hardware

Solid-State Air Conditioners: Breakthrough or Another Hype?

Solid-state air conditioners are emerging as a potential game-changer in climate control, ditching traditional compressors and refrigerants in favor of innovative physics-based approaches like thermoelectric effects, magnetocaloric materials, or barothermal processes. Unlike conventional HVAC systems with a coefficient of performance (COP) of 3—meaning three units of heat moved per unit of energy spent—these new solutions, particularly thermoelectric models, lag far behind, especially in extreme temperature shifts.

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Security and Convenience: New Motherboards and Graphics Cards Without Additional PowerHardware

Security and Convenience: New Motherboards and Graphics Cards Without Additional Power

SAPPHIRE and MSI have introduced new solutions for PC builders, emphasizing security and convenience. SAPPHIRE launched a motherboard and graphics card that eliminate the need for additional power cables, simplifying assembly and reducing the risk of errors. Meanwhile, MSI announced a 1300W power supply with enhanced monitoring and overload protection. These innovations reflect the growing demand for reliable and secure components in high-performance PC builds.

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