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Medusa ransomware uses a fake CrowdStrike Falcon driver to disable anti-malware tools and targets critical infrastructure. Remain vigilant against this threat.

Russia's internet watchdog, Roskomnadzor, has increased efforts to block VPN apps and Cloudflare subnets, causing disruptions. Google has received multiple removal requests, highlighting the intensifying internet censorship across the country.

Two in five tech professionals left their jobs due to lack of flexibility in workplace policies, including rigid return-to-office requirements, work hours, and the intensity of work, highlighting a growing demand for more adaptable work environments.

OpenAI's video generator, Sora, exhibits significant biases, reinforcing sexist, racist, and ableist stereotypes, similar to existing AI image tools. This raises concerns about the perpetuation of harmful biases in AI technologies.

Google is rolling out AI features in Gemini Live, allowing real-time interaction with your screen and camera, enhancing user experience with instant answers.

The FBI warns that fake online file converters are being used to steal sensitive information and deploy ransomware. These malicious tools masquerade as productivity aids, tricking users into downloading harmful software. The FBI urges reporting of such attacks.

Razer introduces Wyvrn, a new AI-powered platform for game developers, featuring automated tools for bug testing and real-time gaming tips.

Duke University and the Global Cybersecurity Forum collaborate to enhance women's careers in cybersecurity, focusing on identifying pathways and opportunities for growth and leadership within the field.

European chipmakers urge for 'Chips Act 2.0' to enhance support in research, development, materials, and design, addressing supply chain gaps and global trade uncertainties.