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Notepad++ creator threatens legal action over macOS port of open-source app — developer says port is fine, but branding is too far

Notepad++ creator Don Ho has filed a trademark complaint with Cloudflare and is threatening further legal action against the developer of a macOS port.

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China-nexus cyber actors' are turning routers and IoT infrastructure into covert botnets 'at scale' – NCSC, Five Eyes, and others warn of campaign involving Typhoon-designated groups

China-nexus cyber actors' are turning routers and IoT infrastructure into covert botnets 'at scale' – NCSC, Five Eyes, and others warn of campaign involving Typhoon-designated groups

The botnets are used to hide locations and launch Distributed Denial of Service attacks.

'An AI-led defense strategy that's overseen by humans': Google is introducing more agents to its 'full AI stack' to allow AI security at 'infinite scale'

'An AI-led defense strategy that's overseen by humans': Google is introducing more agents to its 'full AI stack' to allow AI security at 'infinite scale'

Three new agents introduced at Google Cloud Next, which are soon to be released.

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Basic-Fit gym group data breach exposes details of over 1 million members — here's what we know

Unknown attackers breach Basic-Fit systems and steal names, emails, and more.

Microsoft's Azure cloud platform problems stem from AI, according to a former engineer: "Those disruptions built up."

An ex-Microsoft engineer recently detailed how Azure’s rushed launch, talent exodus, and AI hype left Microsoft’s cloud fragile and struggling to compete.

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Top Las Vegas hotel is the latest ShinyHunters ransomware victim - hackers demand $1.5 million to not leak data

ShinyHunters claim to have hit Wynn Resorts, stealing 800,000 recors.

Microsoft loses bid to ban license reselling as UK court gives it the thumbs up

Tribunal rules ValueLicensing was legally allowed to resell Microsoft licenses.

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Microsoft obscures OpenAI's $11.5 billion loss last quarter behind corporate and financial jargon in FY26 Q1 earnings

Microsoft obscures OpenAI's $11.5 billion loss last quarter behind corporate and financial jargon in FY26 Q1 earnings

Microsoft's latest financial report seemingly suggests that OpenAI might have incurred a $11.5 billion loss in the quarter that just ended.

Windows Central

Even the most complex and advanced business VPN tools could still leave you at risk of attack - here's how to stay safe

Even the most complex and advanced business VPN tools could still leave you at risk of attack - here's how to stay safe

Organizations using on-premise Cisco, Citrix, or SonicWall VPNs are at high risk of ransomware, report claims.

Windows 10 protesters demand free security updates through 2030 to ward off forced obsolescence — Microsoft's ESU is just a 12-month "snooze button"

Windows 10 protesters demand free security updates through 2030 to ward off forced obsolescence — Microsoft's ESU is just a 12-month "snooze button"

Campaigners and protesters lobbied outside Microsoft's Brussels office after the company pulled support for Windows 10, calling its ESU program a "snooze button". Instead, they want Microsoft to continue providing free, automatic Windows 10 security updates until 2030.

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AI datacenters in the US aren't 'running on coal' — but this dirty fuel has found favor for feeding demand spikes due to increased gas prices

AI datacenters in the US aren't 'running on coal' — but this dirty fuel has found favor for feeding demand spikes due to increased gas prices

AI datacenters are driving up U.S. power demand and boosting coal generation by nearly 20%, but while nuclear plants supply the steady output needed for long training runs, coal and renewables mainly serve to stabilize the grid and absorb the sharp, unpredictable power spikes from AI workloads.

Tom’s Hardware

US Air Force investigating data breach caused by Microsoft SharePoint issue

US Air Force investigating data breach caused by Microsoft SharePoint issue

Personal and health information was apparently stolen but no one knows yet - by whom.

Oracle Cuts Hundreds Of Jobs Despite Stock Near Record Highs: Report

Oracle Cuts Hundreds Of Jobs Despite Stock Near Record Highs: Report

Oracle Corp. (NYSE:ORCL) has reportedly eliminated more than 350 positions across California and Washington this week, according to state employment records, despite the database giant’s stock trading near all-time highs at $223.45.

Elon Musk announces plans for new 'America Party' following Donald Trump breakup

Elon Musk announces plans for new 'America Party' following Donald Trump breakup

ELON Musk has announced that he is forming a new political party following his fall out with US President Donald Trump ...

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Broadcom hit by employee data theft after breach in supply chain

ADP's business partner got served ransomware last September, an incident that cascaded all the way to Broadcom.

CPU microcode hack could infect processors with ransomware directly

A researcher created a working PoC for a ransomware strain that bypasses all antivirus programs.

This DOGE workers' credentials have allegedly been exposed by infostealing malware

A researcher claims a DOGE employee was compromised four times but some security pros disagree.

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Zuckerberg Stunned After Microsoft CEO Admits AI Is Already Writing 30% Of The Company's Code

At Meta's LlamaCon, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella stunned Mark Zuckerberg by announcing that AI already writes 20-30% of Microsoft's code.

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IBM orders workers back to the office, or face the consequences

IBM tells US Cloud and sales staff to work from the office at least three days per week.

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Cooling chips with lasers: Innovative cooling method removes heat precisely from hot spots, recycles heat into energy

A startup is developing a laser-based cooling system using ultrapure gallium arsenide plates to target chip hotspots, but at high costs.

Microsoft shelves another $1bn data center project as tariff fears rise

Worried about the impacts of global trade tariffs, Microsoft has paused plans to build three US data center campuses.

Oracle quietly confirms public cloud data breach, customer data stolen

Oracle is apparently sending out breach notifications to affected customers

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IBM cuts thousands in Cloud Classic, other units: Report

IBM is laying off thousands of employees across multiple U.S. locations, heavily impacting its Cloud Classic division.

An unpatched Windows zero-day flaw has been exploited by 11 nation-state attackers

North Korea, Russia, China, and others are abusing an ancient flaw in .LNK files to attack Windows.

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Microsoft's latest Quantum computing claims have been named 'unreliable' by scientists

Several scientists expressed concern that Microsoft's Majorana 1 chip is deeply flawed.

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