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US warns Siemens PLC devices can be hacked
US agencies warn that unidentified hackers are targeting Siemens PLC devices used in water facilities and critical infrastructure, urging immediate ac
US warns Siemens PLC devices can be hacked
US agencies warn hackers are targeting Siemens PLCs used in water facilities and critical infrastructure, urging immediate security measures.
US warns Siemens PLC devices can be hacked
US agencies warn unidentified hackers are targeting Siemens PLC devices used in water facilities and critical infrastructure.
US warns Siemens PLC devices can be hacked
US agencies warn unidentified hackers are targeting Siemens PLC devices used in water facilities and critical infrastructure.
No-Filter 'Kriminal' AI Platform Raises Cybercrime Concerns
An AI platform called Kriminal offers guardrail-free social engineering and OSINT tools for cryptocurrency, despite official bans on illicit use.
Knowledge Graphs Become Core to Enterprise AI
Enterprises are adopting layered data architectures with knowledge graphs to transform scattered data into trusted AI answers, as IT stacks evolve fro
E-2D Block II Upgrades Pass Critical Design Review
The U.S. Navy's E-2D Advanced Hawkeye Block II upgrades cleared Critical Design Review, enhancing mission systems with open architecture for better se
ChatGPT down globally, logins and signups fail
ChatGPT is experiencing a major outage, preventing logins, signups, and chat loading. OpenAI has acknowledged the issue and is working on a fix.
ICE bans Meta smart glasses at work
ICE reminded employees that Meta smart glasses are banned at work due to privacy risks.
FBI Warns of Hackers Targeting Siemens Equipment
U.S. agencies warn that hackers are actively targeting Siemens equipment in water plants and critical infrastructure, following recent breaches.
LifeLock Upgrades Protection Amid AI Scam Surge
LifeLock announced new features and a transformed product experience to combat rising AI-powered scams and identity theft.
WiFi Signals Can Identify People with Near-Perfect Accuracy
Researchers found that ordinary WiFi routers can identify individuals with nearly 100% accuracy, turning wireless networks into potential surveillance