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Australia’s cybersecurity website hit in flaw that could affect ’70 per cent of the internet’
Meta fined $25 billion in New Mexico over Cambridge Analytica scandal
Meta must pay New Mexico $25 billion, its biggest fine ever, for deceiving users about Facebook privacy

NSA warns organizations to patch security flaws identified by AI

NSA warns organizations to patch security flaws identified by AI

Judge orders Meta to pay New Mexico $25B in Cambridge Analytica case

Judge orders Meta to pay New Mexico $25B in Cambridge Analytica case

Meta Hit With $25-Billion Penalty In New Mexico Verdict Over Data Privacy Violations
The return of the CPU

In one week this month, the central processing unit became the story again. On October 12, AMD’s Lisa Su told the Open Compute Project summit that she had raised her forecast for the 2030 server CPU market three times in nine months, to more than $200 billion. On October 15, TSMC’s C.C. Wei told investors: […]
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China expresses ‘firm opposition’ to Trump administration sanctions tied to former Google engineer

China expresses ‘firm opposition’ to Trump administration sanctions tied to former Google engineer

Musk: SpaceX, Tesla merger a ‘good idea’

Musk: SpaceX, Tesla merger a ‘good idea’

GOP rep: ‘We got to investigate’ Starlink slowdown report

GOP rep: ‘We got to investigate’ Starlink slowdown report

Booking.com under investigation by EU regulators over fake listings and scams
European Commission calls accommodation website’s approach to fraudulent listings and phishing scams as ‘absolutely substandard’
EU regulators have opened an investigation into Booking.com, alleging that the accommodation website has not done enough to protect consumers from fake listings and scams.
The European Commission, which regulates the world’s biggest tech companies operating in the EU, said Booking.com may have breached the EU’s Digital Services Act (DSA) with its “absolutely substandard” approach to tackling fraudulent listings and phishing scams, where criminals impersonate a third party to trick people to hand over money.
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© Photograph: Dado Ruvić/Reuters

© Photograph: Dado Ruvić/Reuters
Booking.com under investigation by EU regulators over fake listings and scams
European Commission calls accommodation website’s approach to fraudulent listings and phishing scams as ‘absolutely substandard’
EU regulators have opened an investigation into Booking.com, alleging that the accommodation website has not done enough to protect consumers from fake listings and scams.
The European Commission, which regulates the world’s biggest tech companies operating in the EU, said Booking.com may have breached the EU’s Digital Services Act (DSA) with its “absolutely substandard” approach to tackling fraudulent listings and phishing scams, where criminals impersonate a third party to trick people to hand over money.
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© Photograph: Dado Ruvić/Reuters

© Photograph: Dado Ruvić/Reuters

© Photograph: Dado Ruvić/Reuters
Polymarket blocks wagers on fate of Cornell students accused of sexual assault

Polymarket blocks wagers on fate of Cornell students accused of sexual assault
