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LingeringJanuary 22, 2025LingeringHacker newsRisk evaluation /browser security When the Genai Tools and the SaaS platform become the standard components of the employee’s toolkit, the risks related to data exposure, ID vulnerabilities, and untrained browsing movements are increasing rapidly. Advanced security teams are looking for security control and strategy to deal with these risks, but they do not always know which risks will prioritize. In some cases, there is a possibility that the risk is blindfolded. New free risk evaluations are now available to help. This evaluation is customized, evaluated risk, and provides practical insights according to the browsing environment of…
The popular caller ID app TrueCaller has long put iPhone users at a disadvantage by not providing Caller information in real time. This is a feature that Android users have been enjoying for a while. Today, that’s changing as companies deploy updates that bring real-time caller ID support to iOS subscribers. Apple introduced Live Caller ID Lookup on iOS 18, allowing third-party caller ID apps to safely call servers to retrieve information about callers, allowing them to implement the feature. In particular, this is also the first major release from the Swedish company after co-founders Alan Maddy and Nami Zalingalam…
Imagine receiving an invading test report, which has more questions than the answer. “Was all the functions of the Web app tested?” Or “Is there a security problem that you could have identified during the test?” This frustration is common among many security teams. Pennates are important, but often lack the depth and details needed to truly evaluate the success of the project. In cooperation with the Cyber Security Team, I frequently encountered these problems, even if I had the management of ethical hacking projects. Even if you cooperate with an external pen test provider or manage your own projects…
How The Economist reported on the final year of the second world war, week by weekIn January 1945, 80 years ago, the second world war was entering its seventh year. Fighting raged in Europe, as Allied armies liberated large parts of France and Belgium from Nazi control. The Red Army was pushing from the Soviet Union into Poland, squeezing German forces from the east. Meanwhile the Allies’ campaign in the Pacific was gathering momentum, and America was planning for an invasion of Japan. The outcome of the war would transform the international balance of power, politics and the global economy…
How The Economist reported on the final year of the second world war, week by weekIn January 1945, 80 years ago, the second world war was entering its seventh year. Fighting raged in Europe, as Allied armies liberated large parts of France and Belgium from Nazi control. The Red Army was pushing from the Soviet Union into Poland, squeezing German forces from the east. Meanwhile the Allies’ campaign in the Pacific was gathering momentum, and America was planning for an invasion of Japan. The outcome of the war would transform the international balance of power, politics and the global economy…
How The Economist reported on the final year of the second world war, week by week In January 1945, 80 years ago, the second world war was entering its seventh year. Fighting raged in Europe, as Allied armies liberated large parts of France and Belgium from Nazi control. The Red Army was pushing from the Soviet Union into Poland, squeezing German forces from the east. Meanwhile the Allies’ campaign in the Pacific was gathering momentum, and America was planning for an invasion of Japan. The outcome of the war would transform the international balance of power, politics and the global…
How The Economist reported on the final year of the second world war, week by week In January 1945, 80 years ago, the second world war was entering its seventh year. Fighting raged in Europe, as Allied armies liberated large parts of France and Belgium from Nazi control. The Red Army was pushing from the Soviet Union into Poland, squeezing German forces from the east. Meanwhile the Allies’ campaign in the Pacific was gathering momentum, and America was planning for an invasion of Japan. The outcome of the war would transform the international balance of power, politics and the global…
How The Economist reported on the final year of the second world war, week by week In January 1945, 80 years ago, the second world war was entering its seventh year. Fighting raged in Europe, as Allied armies liberated large parts of France and Belgium from Nazi control. The Red Army was pushing from the Soviet Union into Poland, squeezing German forces from the east. Meanwhile the Allies’ campaign in the Pacific was gathering momentum, and America was planning for an invasion of Japan. The outcome of the war would transform the international balance of power, politics and the global…
After its first launch for premium subscribers in the UK and Australia, Spotify has expanded the availability of its AI playlist tools to the US, Canada, Ireland and New Zealand. This feature is currently a beta version of Android and iOS devices, allowing users to create personalized playlists based on written prompts. For example, users can enter “Romantic playlist for dating nights at home” and receive a selection of songs customized to suit their mood. Playlists can be refined even more by adding more prompts, and Spotify also offers prompt suggestions. The company recommends mixing genres, moods, artists and decades…
Hydrogen-electric air taxis broke records 523 miles (842 km) flights over California, producing only water as a direct by-product.According to a statement from Joby Aviation, the company behind the air taxi prototype, the flight is three times the distance record set by the same developer’s electric vehicle, “indicating the possibility that hydrogen could unlock travel in areas with no emissions.” Air taxis could fly even longer in the future, as they left 10% of the hydrogen fuel load after the flight.According to Joby Aviation, the flight takes place on June 24th, and is the first forward flight of a hydrogen-fueled…