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OpenWrt Sysupgrade flaw let hackers push malicious firmware images
A flaw in OpenWrt’s Attended Sysupgrade feature used to build custom, on-demand firmware images could have allowed for the distribution of malicious firmware packages. OpenWrt is a highly customizable, open-source, Linux-based operating system designed for embedded devices, particularly network devices like routers, access points, and other IoT hardware. The project is a popular alternative to a manufacturer’s firmware as it offers numerous…
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Sharp continues European IT services push with latest acquisition
Sharp Europe has announced plans to acquire Apsia, a French company specializing in digital transformation and cloud integration. The deal, which marks the latest in a series of acquisitions, is aimed at boosting Sharp’s IT services business across the region. “This acquisition is a key strategic step for Sharp Europe as we continue to extend and expand our IT services…
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Why ‘space as a service’ is helping businesses meet worker demands – even as tech execs push ‘return to office’
Businesses have made seismic shifts in how they organize their workforces throughout the 2020s so far. A hybrid approach that enables flexible working has also allowed firms to foster higher levels of well-being and mental health support for their workers and technology, of course, has been essential for enabling these new ways of working. Where and how work is now…
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Windows 11 build 27729, 26120.2130, 22635.4371 push new features to testers
Windows 11 is getting new preview builds in the Canary, Dev, and Beta Channels. These updates continue the rollout of new features, such as the option to change the action of the Copilot key. You will also find other features like a new Gamepad keyboard layout and the new Resume feature. Microsoft is now rolling previews of Windows 11 in…
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Fake Google Meet conference errors push infostealing malware
A new ClickFix campaign is luring users to fraudulent Google Meet conference pages showing fake connectivity errors that deliver info-stealing malware for Windows and macOS operating systems. ClickFix is a social-engineering tactic that emerged in May, first reported by cybersecurity company Proofpoint, from a threat actor (TA571) that used messages impersonating errors for Google Chrome, Microsoft Word, and OneDrive. The errors prompted…
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Skullcandy Push ANC Active Review: Great Sound, but Glitchy
Key Takeaways Good ANC and transparency modes with many customization options made listening more enjoyable. A glitchy Bluetooth performance affected the use of phone keyboards and the app. Hours of battery life made them easy to wear again and again. The Skullcandy Push ANC Active True Wireless Earbuds had me looking forward to great sound, ANC, transparency mode, and other…
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AMD has put in the groundwork for a major AI push while the tech industry has fawned over Nvidia
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) might rank among the old guard of the global technology industry, but it’s by no means out of ideas or inspiration – and the coming years could see it kick things up a notch. The widespread public emergence of generative AI in late 2022 flipped the industry on its head and acted as a springboard for…
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The Skullcandy Push Active Earbuds Are Under $40 Right Now
We may earn a commission from links on this page.Deal pricing and availability subject to change after time of publication. The Skullcandy Push Active wireless earbuds are currently on sale for $39.88, down from $79.99. That’s a 50% discount for earbuds that are reportedly great for workouts, with ear hooks that keep them snug during exercise (though they might not…
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GitHub comments abused to push password stealing malware masked as fixes
GitHub is being abused to distribute the Lumma Stealer information-stealing malware as fake fixes posted in project comments. The campaign was first reported by a contributor to the teloxide rust library, who noted on Reddit that they received five different comments in their GitHub issues that pretended to be fixes but were instead pushing malware. Further review by BleepingComputer found thousands of…
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Google documents filed in antitrust case show efforts to push data collection limits – Computerworld
“Once again, the privacy protections here are key. We would never allow audiences generated with Google data to leave the Google ecosystem, nor impression level reports based on those media buys,” it said. “Ad tech vendors or agencies could then use these reports and the ability to activate media from them within their own systems. We suggest we require Google-branded,…
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