Dev Kundaliya

Dehradun, India

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Adidas admits data breach after third-party hack

1 week ago | computing.co.uk | Dev Kundaliya

Customer details exposed Global sportswear brand Adidas has confirmed that a data breach at a third-party customer service provider has compromised customer data. While no financial or password information was apparently accessed, the full extent of the breach – which stemmed from a cyberattack – remains unclear.
What will be the impact of Operation Endgame?

1 week ago | computing.co.uk | Dev Kundaliya

As law enforcement and judicial agencies coordinated by Europol and Eurojust continue to dismantle a vast criminal infrastructure responsible for the deployment of ransomware attacks worldwide, what impact will this have on cybercrime threat levels? The latest phase of Operation Endgame saw the coordinated takedown of nearly 300 servers and 650 domains used by cybercriminals, in what officials describe as a devastating strike to the ransomware kill chain.
ChatGPT o3 bypasses shutdown in controlled test

1 week ago | computing.co.uk | Dev Kundaliya

OpenAI's newly released ChatGPT model, dubbed "o3," actively resists shutdown commands in controlled testing. Given OpenAIs lack of transparency, the implications for safety are concerning researchers. OpenAI's newly released ChatGPT model, dubbed "o3," is under scrutiny after researchers discovered it actively resists shutdown commands, even sabotaging scripts intended to deactivate it.
European customers rail against Broadcom's 1,500% VMware price hike

2 weeks ago | computing.co.uk | Dev Kundaliya

Company accused of abusing a monopoly A new report concludes that Broadcom’s price rises are leaving European customers without viable VMware alternatives. European cloud providers and enterprise IT customers are sounding alarms over changes to VMware's licensing structure that have driven prices up by as much as 1,500% since Broadcom's acquisition of the virtualisation giant.
UK and allies expose Russian cyber campaign targeting Ukraine support operations

2 weeks ago | computing.co.uk | Dev Kundaliya

Defence firms, IT service providers, maritime firms in NATO member states targeted Cybersecurity agencies in the UK, Europe, Canada and the US have issued advisory notices warning that Russian military intelligence is orchestrating a sustained cyber campaign against public and private sector organisations which facilitate aid to Ukraine.
Spain hit by telecoms blackout

2 weeks ago | computing.co.uk | Dev Kundaliya

Telecommunications giant Telefónica said on Tuesday that it has fully restored service across Spain following a significant disruption to both fixed and mobile networks that left millions of residents disconnected for several hours. The blackout, which began around 5 am local time, was triggered by a failed network update, according to company officials.
AI chatbots yet to prove their worth

3 weeks ago | computing.co.uk | Dev Kundaliya

New study finds little effect on pay or work hours A new study has found that AI chatbots are having a surprisingly minor impact on employee earnings and work hours. The working paper, released this week by the US-based National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER), analysed data from 25,000 workers across 7,000 Danish workplaces and found "no significant impact on earnings or recorded hours in any occupation" linked to AI chatbot use.
Government overrides local council to approve £1bn green belt datacentre near M25

3 weeks ago | computing.co.uk | Dev Kundaliya

96MW facility gets green light amid national push for strategic infrastructure Angela Rayner has overridden local opposition to green light the development of a 96-megawatt facility adjacent to the M25 in Hertfordshire, as the government aims to speed up strategic digital infrastructure construction. The UK government has overridden local opposition to approve the development of a datacentre on protected green belt land near Abbots Langley, Hertfordshire.
Dior is latest retailer to suffer data breach

3 weeks ago | computing.co.uk | Dev Kundaliya

Data stolen from luxury brand’s Fashion and Accessories divisions Luxury French fashion house Dior has confirmed a cybersecurity incident that resulted in a breach of customers’ personal data from its Fashion and Accessories division. The breach, which the company says it discovered on 7th May, is under active investigation by cybersecurity specialists.
Trump: Apple should halt iPhone expansion in India

3 weeks ago | computing.co.uk | Dev Kundaliya

But any shift away from India or China would pose enormous logistical and financial hurdles, experts say US president Donald Trump said on Thursday that he has personally asked Apple CEO Tim Cook to stop expanding iPhone production in India, urging the company to shift more manufacturing back to the United States. The comments came during Trump's state visit to Qatar, where he revealed details of a recent conversation with Cook.