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Nvidia Patches Critical Security Flaws in GPU Drivers with Latest Update
Nvidia releases crucial security updates for GPU display drivers and vGPU software, addressing seven vulnerabilities including high-priority flaws. The patches fix issues that could enable data tampering, information disclosure, and code execution through compromised systems.
Critical UEFI Secure Boot Vulnerability Threatens Windows Systems Worldwide
A major security flaw in UEFI Secure Boot (CVE-2024-7344) exposes Windows systems to potential bootkit attacks that can survive system reboots and OS reinstalls. Microsoft and Linux vendors have released patches to address this vulnerability that bypasses critical startup security checks.
Critical Security Flaw Exposes 4.2 Million Internet Devices to Tunneling Protocol Attacks
A major vulnerability in tunneling protocols has left millions of VPNs, routers, and network devices exposed to potential cyberattacks worldwide. Security researchers discovered multiple flaws that could enable anonymous attacks and unauthorized network access across China, France, Japan, US, and Brazil.
HPE Data Breach: Hackers Claim Access to Source Code and Customer Information
A notorious hacker known as IntelBroker claims to have breached Hewlett Packard Enterprise systems, allegedly stealing source code and sensitive data over a two-day period. The incident adds to IntelBroker's track record of high-profile attacks in 2024, though HPE has not yet confirmed the breach.
Breaking Free from Algorithm Control: The Power of RSS Feeds
As social media platforms increasingly dictate content through opaque algorithms, RSS feeds offer a path to algorithmic independence. This guide explores how RSS technology empowers users to take back control of their content consumption while supporting a more open and decentralized web.
Supreme Court Likely to Uphold Texas Age Verification Law for Adult Websites
The Supreme Court appears set to uphold Texas legislation requiring age verification for accessing pornographic websites, with conservative justices expressing strong support during oral arguments. The case highlights growing concerns about protecting minors from explicit online content while balancing adult constitutional rights.
Pentagon Accelerates Military Decision-Making with AI, Partners with Tech Giants
The U.S. Department of Defense is increasingly using AI to speed up its threat assessment and response planning, while maintaining human control over critical decisions. Major tech companies like OpenAI, Anthropic, and Meta are forming new partnerships with defense contractors to bring AI capabilities to military applications.
TikTok Shuts Down US Operations After Supreme Court Upholds ByteDance Divestment Law
TikTok has suspended its US operations and been removed from major app stores following legislation requiring separation from ByteDance. The shutdown affects 170 million US users, while Trump signals possible 90-day extension after taking office.
Barcelona's Surprising Rise as Europe's Spyware Silicon Valley
Barcelona has emerged as an unexpected hub for surveillance technology companies, particularly those with Israeli roots, drawn by lifestyle benefits and business advantages. The Mediterranean city's transformation raises concerns about security implications while highlighting the complex intersection of technology, ethics, and international surveillance.