by Adre's IT | 23 March, 2023 | 3d printing, Adre's IT Blog, clearview ai, infosec, Kelly Lum, mosquitoes, nautilus, stolen passwords
Kelly Lum, better known in hacking circles as Aloria, passed away on Sunday. Aloria was a veteran of the cybersecurity community, especially the one in New York, her home for many years. The Twitter account of the New York City security conference SummerCon announced...
by Adre's IT | 21 March, 2023 | Adre's IT Blog, Aembit, Apple Hardware Event 2020, cancer immunotherapy, Cazena, clearview ai, digital health, edge device security, Startups
Aembit, a Maryland-based security startup that focuses on helping DevOps and security teams manage how federated workloads talk to each other, is officially launching its service today and announcing a $16.6 million seed funding round from Ballistic Ventures and Ten...
by Adre's IT | 19 March, 2023 | Adre's IT Blog, Asana, clearview ai, Marc Andreessen, OKCupid, Startups, Week in Review newsletter
Welcome to Week in Review, folks, TechCrunch’s regular recap of the week in tech. GPT-4, OpenAI’s text- and image-understanding AI, might’ve dominated the headlines over the past few days. But fresh drama around Silicon Valley Bank’s collapse...
by Adre's IT | 17 March, 2023 | Adre's IT Blog, Apps, clearview ai, Code Against COVID-19, contact tracing, lo toney
Days after the U.K. banned TikTok from government devices, New Zealand has joined the trend by prohibiting the short video app from parliamentary devices. The move comes amid growing security concerns about TikTok-owner ByteDance handing user data to the Chinese...
by Adre's IT | 17 March, 2023 | 9, ABB, Adre's IT Blog, clearview ai, mosquitoes
Google’s security research unit is sounding the alarm on a set of vulnerabilities it found in certain Samsung chips included in dozens of Android models, wearables and vehicles, fearing the flaws could be soon discovered and exploited. In a blog post, Google’s...
by Adre's IT | 15 March, 2023 | Adre's IT Blog, clearview ai, internet security, spin app, spokesperson, zero-day flaw
Silicon Valley–based data security company Rubrik has come forward as the latest victim of the Fortra GoAnywhere zero-day vulnerability, which has been linked to hacks targeting a hospital chain and a bank. In a blog post published on Tuesday, Rubrik’s chief...
