Cartier Confirms Cyber-Raid That Exposed Customer Details
Luxury jeweller Cartier has begun notifying clients after an “unauthorised party” briefly breached its e-commerce infrastructure, siphoning limited personal data
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Author: seanhackacademy
Brace for the AI-Powered Zero-Day Storm
In cybersecurity circles, the phrase “it’s not if but when” has long been a gloomy mantra. Now, with generative AI
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DeepSeek Shrinks Flagship R1 Model to Single-GPU Footprint
Chinese research outfit DeepSeek has unveiled a compact “distilled” version of its much-watched R1 reasoning model, allowing advanced mathematical and
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Meta Targets Fully Automated Ads by 2026, Betting Big on AI
Meta Platforms is accelerating its push into artificial-intelligence advertising, aiming to let brands create entire campaigns—from concept to targeting—with minimal
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Nvidia’s $8 B China Gap: Why the AI Chip Titan Still Needs the World’s No. 2 Economy
Nvidia may dominate global demand for artificial-intelligence silicon, but a widening hole in its China business threatens the company’s long-range
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Inside Microsoft’s Global Sting on Lumma Stealer — and What It Means for Your Data
When Microsoft’s Digital Crimes Unit (DCU) pressed “enter” on a sealed court filing in mid-May, it triggered one of the
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Beyond Blue Links: Google’s “AI Mode” Sets the Stage for a Radically New Search Experience
Twelve months ago Google peppered its I/O keynote with disconnected AI demos that hinted at a brave new world yet
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A Wall Within the Wall: Henan’s Experiment Signals a New Era of Chinese Internet Control
A new layer of censorship appears For decades China’s Great Firewall has symbolised the country’s tight grip on the online
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Can Google Escape Its Own Gravity?
When Sundar Pichai bounded onstage at Google I/O last week, he promised nothing less than “a total re-imagining of Search”.
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Bracing for the Digital Blackout: Why 2025’s Cybercrime Surge Feels Like the Calm Before the Storm
It begins, as so many modern calamities do, with an innocuous click. A malicious email lands in a finance officer’s
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