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'Monsterbank' and 'rubble' named Swiss Words of the Year - Vimarsana News

'Monsterbank' and 'rubble' named Swiss Words of the Year

“Monsterbank” is the word of the year in German-speaking Switzerland, followed by “Chatbot” and “Ghosting”.

Artificial intelligence: an opportunity or a risk? - Vimarsana News

Artificial intelligence: an opportunity or a risk?

Artificial intelligence is more and more present in different areas of our lives. Is AI an opportunity or a threat?

Swiss government data affected by cyber-attack on Basel firm - Vimarsana News

Swiss government data affected by cyber-attack on Basel firm

The software company Concevis has been the victim of a cyber attack. Once again, federal government data is involved. The cybercriminals are threatening to publish the data on the darknet. According to available information, the stolen data probably contains old operational data from the Federal Administration. In-depth analyses are still underway, writes the Federal Department of Finance in a statement on Tuesday. After stealing the data, the cybercriminals encrypted all the company's servers. After Concevis refused to be blackmailed, the cybercriminals threatened to publish the data on the d...

Swiss government unveils strategy to keep Covid-19 in check - Vimarsana News

Swiss government unveils strategy to keep Covid-19 in check

The Swiss government launched a long-term strategy to tackle Covid-19.

Sperm quality harmed by frequent mobile phone use - Vimarsana News

Sperm quality harmed by frequent mobile phone use

The more often a man reaches for his mobile phone, the lower the quality of his sperm, according to a Swiss study.