Ride-hailing company Uber has disclosed a data breach that affected the information of thousands of its drivers. Based on filings, the attack was made possible through a service provider.
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Officials say there is no evidence of a cyberattack behind the nationwide FAA outage, which may have been caused by a software update.
The FAA called a ground stop on all US flights, which means no planes are taking off, and many are landing. There’s no indication of a cyberattack, but the telecommunications system between air traffic control and pilots is not functioning at full capacity.
Hackers broke into an AI startup used by Uber and made off with thousands of drivers’ personal information. Notion was caught up in the breach, too.
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Federal officials have yet to say what caused the communications disruption or whether they are investigating a possible cyberattack.
The Android malware has expanded from focusing on crypto theft to full device control, and the attackers have added advanced analysis of stolen information.
Just before America’s nationwide flight shutdown, the FAA had, coincidentally, doubled down on its new “SMART” AI air traffic control.
This weekend’s PC game deals include a bundle carrying hit remasters, a freebie for autobattler fans, and so much more.
Excited for the launch of GTA VI next week? Be careful of online scams claiming to offer a PC version of the game, as these are just ploys to steal your sensitive information.
Nebula is a new open-source Windows 11 app that reimagines local photo browsing as an interactive 3D environment rather than a traditional thumbnail grid.
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