Gintaras Radauskas

2 days ago | cybernews.com | Gintaras Radauskas

In a bid to reduce dependence on American software, Lyon, a city in France, has announced that it’s ditching Microsoft’s Office suite for open-source tools. Lyon, a city in France, has announced that it’s ditching Microsoft’s Office suite for open-source tools. The municipality says it wants to no longer be dependent on American software solutions and acquire true digital sovereignty.

2 days ago | cybernews.com | Gintaras Radauskas

Mark Zuckerberg has convinced three prominent AI researchers to move from OpenAI to Meta in a high-profile poaching manoeuvre. Mark Zuckerberg has convinced three prominent AI researchers to move from OpenAI to Meta in a high-profile poaching manoeuvre. In mid-June, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said on a podcast that Meta was offering his employees huge signing bonuses of $100 million.

4 days ago | cybernews.com | Gintaras Radauskas

Despite layered defenses against common cyber threats, the digital supply chain in the modern fintech sector remains vulnerable. Cybercriminals are gladly using the opportunity to attack the industry, experts say. Despite layered defenses against common cyber threats, the digital supply chain in the modern fintech sector remains vulnerable.

4 days ago | cybernews.com | Gintaras Radauskas

Smart products know quite a bit about us. Most of us enjoy them because they make our lives easier. However, many are concerned that these devices might be gathering too much of our data. Now, the UK authorities are reacting. The ICO has issued its first guidance on how people’s personal information should be handled after receiving complaints that smart products collect too much personal information.

5 days ago | cybernews.com | Gintaras Radauskas

Crypto has already become part of everyday life for millions: the ecosystem keeps growing as more businesses are accepting these digital payments. Unfortunately, where there’s money, there’s a scam. Scammers are using fake tax authority emails to deploy crypto drainers and attack asset holders in Europe. According to Group-IB, scammers use pressure tactics by setting short deadlines and threatening victims with fines if they don’t comply.