Ivanti flaw exploited by Chinese hackers
The vulnerabilities, tracked as CVE-2025-4427 and CVE-2025-4428, can allow an unauthenticated attacker to achieve remote code execution. The post Ivanti flaw exploited by
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Technological power: Investigating quantum computing and AI solutions
Quantum AI, the combination of artificial intelligence and quantum computing, aims to leverage the unique capabilities of quantum systems to
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Q&A: Tariffs, food security and Brazil’s sustainable response
Brazil Potash is working on a project to enable Brazil to source a significant portion of its potash domestically with
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Unequal nation: Health inequalities in England impacting patient outcomes
This comes from research that reveals which local authorities in England are most and least happy with their healthcare providers.
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FDA: Job cuts at US health agency raises concerns over drug approvals
The US FDA is coping with a series of Trump-imposed job cuts. These are starting to hamper food safety and
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Celebs affected by deepfake pranks: Who should be held accountable?
Across the U.S. alone, over 665,000 searches for celebrity deepfakes were made over the last year. The post Celebs affected
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SXSW 2025: Hosting Germany’s rising music and tech pioneers
SXSW, the annual conference celebrating innovation across film, television, and interactive media The post SXSW 2025: Hosting Germany’s rising music
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Heavy traffic: Beware the rise of the Internet bot
Bots typically have very generic or random usernames, low-quality images or stock photos from the web, and incomplete profiles. The
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Dubai, Seoul, Singapore: The cities beating Europe in digital innovation
The study shows that cities in the Middle East and Asia lead in forward-thinking technology and thus streamline public services,
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Digital accessibility: Building an Internet for all should become a business imperative
In terms of particular weaknesses, 56 percent of websites audited lack accessibility statements. The post Digital accessibility: Building an Internet
