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Wednesday February 5, 2025. 02:48 PM
A new report from LevelBlue reveals an increase in the use of Phishing-as-a-Service (PhaaS) kits, with business email compromise (BEC) remaining the most common form ofattack. Because PhaaS kits are increasingly accessible, it's easier for threat actors to carry out advanced ...
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When a human decided to break open a delicious looking, chocolate filled pastry, their cat decided that would be the perfect time to cause some shenanigans. The cat unapologetically puts its foot right into the center of the gooey chocolate on the inside of the treat, and...
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YouTube keeps recommending videos to me that show people skydiving in creative and terrifying ways. In this video a guy casually sits on the wing of an airplane before jumping off and pulling his parachute string. The way he's sitting, with one leg resting on the other,...
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This is one of the funniest things I've seen lately. Check out Jupiter, a 21-month-old Golden Retriever who has the absolute best (and most hilarious) snore I've ever heard and seen. It's hard to believe this is real, because it looks *exactly* like a cartoon come to life. —...
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A man was riding a ski lift in New Hampshire on Sunday when his chair suddenly dislodged and plunged to the ground. The skier dropped 20 feet from the Flying Bear lift at Attitash Mountain Resort in Bartlett, according to ABC News. — Read the rest The post Man riding ski li...
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Remember when the CIA engaged in wholesome activities like overthrowing democratically elected governments and flooding American cities with crack cocaine for funsies? Those were the good old days. According to the WSJ, Trump's newly installed CIA Director John Ratcliffe...
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The company that once opened its code of conduct with the words “Don’t be evil” is now opening the door to assisting in the creation of AI-powered weapons and surveillance systems. Changes in the company’s statement of AI principles introduced in a blog post on...
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San Francisco's Department of Public Works demonstrated peak bureaucratic theater yesterday when multiple workers stood around a water-filled pothole (which ABC7 breathlessly misidentified as a 'sinkhole') while Waymo's autonomous vehicles yolo'd straight through it. The...
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The BBC has a report on how fentanyl reaches the United States, where 74,000 people died from overdoses last year. Chinese chemical companies supply the raw ingredients, sometimes including instructions for making the drug. Despite China's 2019 ban on fentanyl, manufacturers ...
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A bouncing eyeball collects coins while dodging purple grass and carnivorous plants in 'Bouncing Beholder' — a complete platform game with smooth animation, physics, and randomly generated terrain. The surprising part? The entire game fits in just 1,024 bytes of JavaScript ...
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After a gentleman in the Los Angeles area was seen allegedly lighting a couple of brush fires on Monday, a group of neighbors tackled him to the ground, where he remained until police arrived. (See video from KTLA below.) The arsonist had already started one fire in one of...
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Remember when humans could build stuff? Like, 'Hey, let's slam 4 million cubic yards of concrete between two canyon walls' and five years later — two years ahead of schedule — Hoover Dam? Well, nowadays it takes longer than that to approve the font size on the 'No...
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Hey, remember the Apple Vision Pro? For a while there, everyone was talking about Apple’s $3,499 headset being the future of productivity. You’d strap a headset to your face and work on large monitors floating in a “mixed reality” world. Well, that vision has now...
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Less than a week after Chinese start-up DeepSeek rocked the tech industry, leading generative AI (genAI) model providers are scrambling to shore up their market foothold and find ways to emulate the newcomer’s tech efficiencies. Last week, DeepSeek’s eponymous chatbot...
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Have you heard the buzz? Good vibrations are on their way to Android — or at least to Google’s own homemade Pixel devices. As we discussed in my Android Intelligence newsletter on Friday, word broke the other day about a still-under-wraps plan to bring custom vibration...
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Data lakehouse provider Databricks has acquired data platform modernization software provider BladeBridge for an undisclosed sum to help its new customers move from rival data warehouses, such as Teradata, Snowflake, Amazon Redshift, and Microsoft SQL Server, to its...
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Analysis by NetDocuments of information collected by the UK Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) reveals a sharp increase in data breaches across the UK legal sector. The report shows that in the period between Q3 2023 and Q2 2024, the number of identified data breaches...
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It’s a challenge keeping Docker images from bulking up unnecessarily. A single base image, a couple of RUN commands, and before you know it, you’re looking at an image weighing 200 MB or more. Is all that tonnage really necessary? Odds are you can make the images you...
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About 30 years ago this week, Delphi 1.0 was released. Many of you probably have no idea what Delphi is, but it was a revolutionary rapid application development environment tool. Delphi made developing Windows applications orders of magnitude faster than it had been...
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Traffic management is a growing challenge for cities worldwide, requiring a balance between enforcement, efficiency, and public trust. In Kazakhstan, the Qorgau system is redefining road safety through an innovative fusion of artificial intelligence (AI), computer vision,...
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