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The Invisible ID: Why Chrome’s Failure to Block Fingerprinting is a Gift to Global Surveillance
While Chrome has long been marketed as a bastion of digital security, Google’s efficacy in thwarting clandestine surveillance
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Mozilla challenges enterprise AI providers with Thunderbolt, open-source AI client under your control
For organizations that want to keep company data within their own systems and have more control over how AI is deployed, Mozilla is offering an alternative to externally hosted AI services with Thunderbolt, an open-source AI client designed for self-hosted use. Thunderbolt is available through a waitlist, with native applications for web, macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS, and Android. Its source code is published on GitHub. Mozilla says Thunderbolt “gives organizations what proprietary AI services can’t,” … More →
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The Breaking Point: NIST Abandons Universal Data for the National Vulnerability Database
The deluge of vulnerability reports has reached such an overwhelming crescendo that even governmental infrastructures struggle to maintain
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Archaeological Malware: Why a 17-Year-Old Excel Bug and a SharePoint Zero-Day Are Topping CISA’s Hit List
Ancient vulnerabilities frequently resurface at the most unforeseen junctures. While Microsoft was disseminating its April suite of security
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