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Dropbox reports that 5,000 accounts were compromised via a Lenovo login.
Attackers created Lenovo IDs using the email addresses of victims and gained access to Dropbox accounts without needing a password. None of the accounts had multi-factor authentication enabled.OpenAI asserts that its upcoming model detects security vulnerabilities that have not been identified previously.
According to OpenAI, Astra has the capability to detect unknown vulnerabilities and create exploits. Training resumed on August 28 following a two-week break.The European Commission is reviewing Oracle’s licensing, two months following its settlement with SAP.
The Commission is collecting details regarding Oracle's cloud licensing practices and emphasizes that there is currently no official investigation involving any company.Apple's newly appointed CEO will receive a salary of $3 million along with an equity target of $55 million.
John Ternus receives a base salary of $3 million, a prorated stock award of $2.5 million, and an award for fiscal 2027 aimed at $55 million, with three-quarters of it linked to shareholder return.Brussels is inquiring with publishers about the effectiveness of Google's AI opt-out option.
The Commission distributed a questionnaire to publishers regarding Google's AI search opt-out, with responses expected by 28 August. The replies could determine if the opt-out is adequate.YouTube TV now allows you to stream ESPN Unlimited directly within the app.
YouTube TV has completely incorporated ESPN Unlimited into its app, eliminating the necessity to switch to a different ESPN app for live sports content.Google introduces a Canva substitute that enables users to design posters, flyers, and social media posts using AI.
Google introduced Pics, an AI-driven design tool integrated within Workspace, positioning it as a direct competitor to Canva and Adobe Express.Sony has ramped up the sound with three new ULT speakers, delivering up to 2,150 watts of power for your upcoming party.
Sony's latest ULT Tower 5, 7, and Max speakers offer enhanced bass and new sound modes, with prices starting this month between $450 and $1,500.Dyson's initial toothbrush is priced similarly to an affordable smartphone and supports its cost with a camera and artificial intelligence.
Dyson's latest CameraJet toothbrush features an integrated camera and AI technology that identifies spaces between your teeth and automatically sprays them with mouthwash.Mozilla has finally introduced a built-in ad blocker for Firefox on iOS.
Firefox on iOS has finally matched competitors like Brave and Opera by introducing a built-in ad blocker, although it remains disabled by default until activated.Labor Day Gift Guide - Digital Trends
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