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Ransomware Gang Uses Fake IT Workers for In-Person Attacks
Silent Ransom Group sends fake IT workers to law firms to steal data in person before deploying ransomware.
Sandstone Raises $30 Million to Automate Corporate Legal Work with AI
Sandstone secured $30M in Series A funding from Lightspeed and Sequoia to deploy AI for in-house legal teams, signaling a new wave of automation in corporate law.
MANGOS Emerges as New Tech Power Acronym as SpaceX, Anthropic and OpenAI Eye IPOs
SpaceX, Anthropic and OpenAI are preparing public offerings prompting a shift from FAANG to MANGOS.
Apple's macOS Container Machines Reshape Developer Workflows
Apple introduces container machines for macOS enabling native virtualized testing environments across OS versions.
Resonate Tool Promises Low-Latency Spectral Analysis for Real-Time Audio
Resonate is an open-source spectral analysis library that achieves low latency with high frequency resolution using analytic signal processing.
Programmable Disclosure Aims to Rebuild User Trust in Data Privacy
A new approach called programmable disclosure offers users dynamic control over their personal data, potentially transforming static privacy policies into interactive trust-building tools.
Home Battery Systems Cut Electricity Costs as Energy Prices Rise
EcoFlow's PowerOcean home battery cuts electricity bills by storing cheap off-peak power for expensive peak hours.
Blue Origin Rebuilds Launch Pad as Relativity Sets Sights on Mars
Blue Origin begins rebuilding its damaged launch pad while Relativity Space targets Mars missions. Isar Aerospace faces delays with its Spectrum rocket.
Shadow AI Poses Real Risks for Unprepared Enterprises
Employees are using unauthorized AI tools at work, creating security and compliance risks. Companies must act to manage this growing trend.
Why Some Developers Reject Working AI Code
Developers increasingly reject AI-generated code even when it works, citing concerns over maintainability, technical debt and loss of craftsmanship.
Modular Laser Engraver Brings Big Potential and Bigger Risks
Creality's Falcon T1 offers interchangeable laser modules but costs up to $10K and suffers from beta-level support and staggered module availability.
Quantum computing threatens to break current encryption sooner than expected
Quantum computers could crack today's encryption within a decade. Enterprises are not prepared.