How a Wyze Camera Breach Let 13,000 People Spy on Strangers
Wireless camera manufacturer Wyze has been forced to apologize for a major privacy breach after as many as 13,000 customers are thought to have been able to…
Source: biztoc.com
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Amazon Web Services is a win for Mississippi and Entergy Customers. Here is why
Entergy Mississippi president CEO: AWS is a WIN for Mississippi and Entergy Customers.
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Source: yahoo.com
Google's Thomas Kurian: 'We're The Most Open Cloud' For AI
Google GCP is the most open cloud platform for AI and generative AI, says Google Cloud’s CEO, as it competes with AWS and Microsoft in the AI market.
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Popular home camera system let users see inside other people's homes
Home security camera company Wyze, which has over 10 million customers and is a partner of Amazon Web Services, has some unsettling news for its users. Last…
Source: biztoc.com
Wyze security camera users were temporarily able to see other users' cameras
Smarthome security is fantastic, until it's not, as some Wyze security camera users found out when they started seeing other users' data.
Source: techaeris.com
HM Treasury signs AWS hosting environment management deal with Keysource
HM Treasury has enlisted datacentre management services provider to help operate the AWS environment used to host cross-government spending data system.
Source: computerweekly.com
Bioptimus launches with $35M to create an AI foundation model for biology
The company was founded by former Google DeepMind and Owkin scientists.
Source: mobihealthnews.com
The Pentagon's Silicon Valley Problem, by Andrew Cockburn
How Big Tech is losing the wars of the future
Source: harpers.org
Wyze admits a camera breach let 13,000 customers see in other people's homes
A recent Wyze service outage caused a camera breach, allowing some customers to see other people's property briefly.
Source: mobilesyrup.com
Wyze breach prompts widespread unauthorized security cam footage access
Nearly 13,000 users of Wyze security cameras were able to briefly peek at other users' properties due to a breach that occurred as it moved to recover from an outage caused by issues at its web hosting provider Amazon Web Services in the wee hours of Feb. 16, reports The Verge.
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