Survey says no, American workers are not keen on Microsoft's AI
Lock-in worries threaten to dampen the E7 launch party
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Survey says no, American workers are not keen on Microsoft's AI
Lock-in worries threaten to dampen the E7 launch party
The Coalition for Fair Software Licensing has published research showing that US workers reckon Microsoft is using its productivity tools to lock their employers into the company's AI services.…
SAP user group slams 'uncertainty' in ERP giant's API policy
Concerns over new rules might stop customers from adopting innovations – including AI – that connect to SAP systems
SAP user group slams 'uncertainty' in ERP giant's API policy
Concerns over new rules might stop customers from adopting innovations – including AI – that connect to SAP systems
An influential SAP user group has criticized the vendor's API policy update, saying it lacks clarity and potentially prevents users from starting new projects and innovating on their SAP platforms.…
Microsoft boss tells investors the company is working to 'win back fans'
But why did those fans go away in the first place, Satya?
Microsoft boss tells investors the company is working to 'win back fans'
But why did those fans go away in the first place, Satya?
Microsoft boss Satya Nadella told investors during an earnings call last night that the company needs to "win back" its fans.…
Fewer users, fatter wallets is why Anthropic tops OpenAI in LLM revenue stakes
AI boom splits between companies hoarding eyeballs and those actually charging for them
Fewer users, fatter wallets is why Anthropic tops OpenAI in LLM revenue stakes
AI boom splits between companies hoarding eyeballs and those actually charging for them
Anthropic is pulling in more LLM revenue than OpenAI, despite having a fraction of the users.…
Nearly half of UK businesses pwned last year as phishing keeps doing the job like it's 2005
Turns out the real problem is not AI but staff still clicking on dodgy emails from 'IT support'
Nearly half of UK businesses pwned last year as phishing keeps doing the job like it's 2005
Turns out the real problem is not AI but staff still clicking on dodgy emails from 'IT support'
Nearly half of UK businesses are still getting breached, and in many cases, the attacker's big breakthrough is an employee clicking "sure, why not" on a fake login page.…
What type of 'C2 on a sleep cycle' do they leave behind? Novel Chinese spy group found in critical networks in Poland, Asia
Just in time for the Trump-Xi summit
What type of 'C2 on a sleep cycle' do they leave behind? Novel Chinese spy group found in critical networks in Poland, Asia
Just in time for the Trump-Xi summit
Exclusive A novel China-linked threat group infiltrated more than a dozen critical networks in Poland, Asian countries, and possibly beyond, beginning in December 2024 and with activity uncovered as recently as this month.…
Bug of the year (so far): Nasty cPanel vulnerability probably exploited as a 0-day
Emergency patches out now for those managing the millions of domains assumed to be affected
Bug of the year (so far): Nasty cPanel vulnerability probably exploited as a 0-day
Emergency patches out now for those managing the millions of domains assumed to be affected
Emergency patches are available for a critical vulnerability in cPanel and WHM that allows attackers to bypass authentication and gain root access to servers managed using it.…
Met Police's Palantir deployment has its own officers watching their backs
Federation warns members to ditch work devices off duty as force uses AI to probe 600+ cops
Met Police's Palantir deployment has its own officers watching their backs
Federation warns members to ditch work devices off duty as force uses AI to probe 600+ cops
London cops are being told by their staff association to be "extremely cautious" about carrying work devices off duty, after the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) deployed Palantir's technology to investigate hundreds of its own officers.…
Britain's £6B armoured sickener Ajax cleared for duty despite injuring troops
Investigation finds no single cause for soldiers falling ill, just bad bolts, cold air, and apparently the soldiers themselves
Britain's £6B armoured sickener Ajax cleared for duty despite injuring troops
Investigation finds no single cause for soldiers falling ill, just bad bolts, cold air, and apparently the soldiers themselves
Britain's notorious Ajax armored vehicles are being accepted back from the manufacturer after investigations found no single cause for the symptoms plaguing crews, meaning soldiers will need to grin and bear it.…
Finance company stores DB credentials in helpfully labeled spreadsheet
Great idea, guys. Let's keep all of the data in an Excel file with weak password protection
Finance company stores DB credentials in helpfully labeled spreadsheet
Great idea, guys. Let's keep all of the data in an Excel file with weak password protection
PWNED Welcome, once again, to PWNED, the weekly column where we recount the adventures of IT explorers who found their own pile of quicksand and then jumped right into it. This week's story involves keeping sensitive information in a very vulnerable place and then not protecting it adequately.…
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