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US Police Banned by Microsoft from Using Azure's AI Facial Recognition Technology - Vimarsana News

US Police Banned by Microsoft from Using Azure's AI Facial Recognition Technology

Microsoft says US Police Departments cannot use Azure's AI-powered facial recognition technology.

Germany Blames Russia for Cyberattacks, Vows Consequences - Vimarsana News

Germany Blames Russia for Cyberattacks, Vows Consequences

Germany's top diplomat warns Russia of sanctions following an "absolutely intolerable" hack by its military intelligence service, following NATO and EU assurances against Russia's cyber conduct.

Finally found the man who risked it all to reveal the tax frauds of Trump - Vimarsana News

Finally found the man who risked it all to reveal the tax frauds of Trump

Former IRS contractor reveals leaks on Donald Trump, Jeff Bezos, and Elon Musk, evading tax returns until a massive data breach.

Line Messenger Data Leak: Massive Data Breach at LY Corp, 440,000 Personal Records Compromised - Vimarsana News

Line Messenger Data Leak: Massive Data Breach at LY Corp, 440,000 Personal Records Compromised

Japanese tech giant LY Corp faces a major data breach, with over 300,000 Line app user data exposed due to malware attack., Technology & Science News, Times Now

Australian telco Optus tells lawmakers it had no plan to address total outage - Vimarsana News

Australian telco Optus tells lawmakers it had no plan to address total outage

Australia's second-largest telco, Optus, had no crisis plan when a network-wide outage left nearly half the country without phone or internet for 12 hours, an executive told parliament on Friday, acknowledging the company's defences had failed. "We didn't have a plan in place for that specific scale of outage," Optus managing director of networks Lambo Kanagaratnam told a Senate hearing on the Nov. 8 failure that left much of the country unable to make payments, receive healthcare or contact emergency services for most of a day. The comments underscore concerns about...

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