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Four-year sentence for hacker of LockBit ransomware group

Four-year sentence for hacker of LockBit ransomware group

A cybercriminal has been sentenced to four years in prison. The man deployed LockBit ransomware software and was involved in the activities of the ransomware group. A key member of the LockBit ransomware group has been sentenced to four years in prison, Canadian broadcaster CTV News reports. A ... Read more

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Microsoft patches two critical vulnerabilities in Hyper-V

Microsoft patches two critical vulnerabilities in Hyper-V

Microsoft addressed two critical vulnerabilities in the virtualization software Hyper-V during this month's Patch Tuesday update. The company said exploits of both vulnerabilities are not likely, but patching is important. The vulnerabilities in question are CVE-2024-21407 and CVE-2024-21408. Th... Read more

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Software AG: fast-paced innovation leads to corporate chaos

Software AG: fast-paced innovation leads to corporate chaos

Innovation does not always appear to have the desired consequences. Research by German development firm Software AG shows that companies in several countries are introducing new technology at lightning speed, leading to an ever-increasing amount of chaos that is difficult to resolve. For the 202... Read more

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Akamai democratizes AI workloads with Neural Magic

Akamai democratizes AI workloads with Neural Magic

Together, Akamai and Neural Magic are trying to democratize AI workloads. Given the shortages of prohibitively expensive GPUs, the option of running AI on Akamai infrastructure may be more attractive. The combined solution allows deep learning computations to take place on server CPUs. Neural Ma... Read more

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Apple, Google, Microsoft and Mozilla launch speed test for browsers

Apple, Google, Microsoft and Mozilla launch speed test for browsers

Speedometer, a benchmarking tool browsers, has been updated to version 3.0. Remarkably, the companies behind the four most-used browsers are joining forces for the new release. The first version of Speedometer dates back to 2014 and was developed by Apple's WebKit team. Version 2.0 subsequently ... Read more

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Developers allowed to sell iPhone apps through their own websites

Developers allowed to sell iPhone apps through their own websites

Starting this spring, Apple allows developers of iPhone apps to offer their apps directly to users through their own websites. This development follows a previous announcement that developers could offer apps on the Apple platform through self-developed alternative app stores. To take advantage of ... Read more

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