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April 11, 2025Ravi LakshmananNetwork Security/Vulnerabilities Fortinet revealed that threat actors have found a way to maintain read-only access to vulnerable Fortigate devices even after the initial access vector used to compromise the device was patched. The attacker is believed to have exploited known and currently patched security flaws, including, but not limited to, CVE-2022-42475, CVE-2023-27997, and CVE-2024-21762. “Threat actors are using known vulnerabilities to implement read-only access to vulnerable Fortigate devices,” the network security company said in an advisory released Thursday. “This was achieved by creating a symbolic link connecting the user file system and the root file system in…

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Pontiac, Michigan (AP) – Michigan judge who chaired Parent’s First Belief In shootings at US schools, prosecutors strongly suggested on Friday that agreements should be made clear with two important trial witnesses.However, Judge Cheryl Matthews has not yet decided whether Jennifer and James Crumbley should receive a new trial as a result.Matthews heard the argument from James Crumbleley’s appeals lawyer. Similar pitch From his wife’s lawyer. Crumbie was separately convicted of involuntary manslaughter last year in the deaths of four students killed by her son. Oxford High School in 2021.They were accused of negligence and did not predict that Ethan…

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The US withdrew climate consultations at London’s International Maritime Agency this week.The United Nations Maritime Agency state has contracted for global fuel emission standards for the maritime sector. This charges an emissions fee on the vessel that will violate it and reward the vessel that burns fuel. The US this week withdrew climate consultations at the International Maritime Organization (IMO) in London, doing the same to other countries and threatening to impose “mutual measures” on fees charged to US ships. Nevertheless, other countries have approved CO2 cutting measures to meet the IMO targets to reduce net emissions from international transport…

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Osasuna believed that Barcelona was defeated by Lariga’s coach on March 27th, becoming an unqualified player.Osasuna dismissed an appeal against Barcelona Fielding defender Inigo Martinez after he went to a Spanish match with injuries in Lariga last month. Osasuna filed an appeal with the Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) and said that Barca should not have technically defended Martinez after withdrawing from the Spanish team for an international league match due to swelling in his knees. Martinez then finished 90 minutes with Barcelona’s 3–0 victory in a rescheduled game on March 27th, four days after the Spanish match. The original equipment…

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Meta dropped three new AI models over the weekend: Scout, Maverick and the still-training giant were praised as the next evolution of “open-like” AI. But instead of excitement, the reaction was almost shrugging. Critics have been making the release overwhelming and say it lacks the edge expected in today’s Breakneck AI race. The clear attempt to draw Meta’s attention back quickly became messy. The accusations began circulating on X and Reddit, centering on the big gap between benchmark tampering, mysterious ex-employers and models’ public and private performance. Today, on TechCrunch’s equity podcast, Kirsten Korosec, Max Zeff and Anthony HA unpack…

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Dublin, Ireland, April 11, 2025, Chain Wire The AB Charity Foundation officially launched its global operations and unveiled its newly upgraded website www.ab.org, marking the beginning of a public initiative based on institutional reliability and advanced blockchain technology. Headquartered in Ireland, with legal status recognized under EU law, the foundation is positioned as a global nonprofit organization committed to reshaping the future of public trust and sustainable development by bridging government, civil society and the technological community. The foundation’s governance is led by a prominent board of directors made up of former European heads of state. The board is chaired…

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When Matt Rogers founded Nest with Tony Fadell in 2010, heating and cooling the home was not the area that two former applicant engineers thought were crazy about. That fixation defines a new category of product, the smart thermostat. This serves as a beach head for the smart home ambitions of other companies, despite Google’s nest in Vine, killing products that were once the core of the company. “Nest isn’t necessarily doing everything I was trying to do years ago,” Rogers told TechCrunch. “It was one of those things when I sold my company.” However, Rogers couldn’t shake his obsession…

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Over the past few weeks, President Donald Trump has announced a series of tariff policies. This issued a statement of shifts that led to growing concerns about global economic instability. With Trump’s tariffs affecting almost every country, many conditions are being cast to explain potential consequences. From the trade wars to the decline in stock markets, this article explains what these key terms mean, including illustrations and simple, things that could become more important in the coming months. 1. Customs Customs duties are merely taxes imposed on borders by one country on foreign goods. They usually aim to protect local…

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Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou believes there is a leak within the North London Club that will affect his role.Tottenham boss Ange Postecoglou said leaks of information from within the club have made his job even more difficult as Australia closes to finding the cause of the problem. During the Postecoglou’s troubled second season, before the Spurs game, news of the injury regularly made its way to social media. Before the 1-1 Europa League quarterfinals on Thursday, Wilson Odbert’s absence from the starting lineup was leaked long before the team was officially announced. “There’s no doubt there’s a leak inside the…

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MADISONS, Wisconsin (AP) — An audit of the Republican order released Friday found that Wisconsin’s state agencies and the University of Wisconsin system were unable to track the millions of dollars they spent on diversity, equity and inclusive efforts, making it difficult to fully evaluate the initiative.A highly anticipated report comes inside Push by President Donald Trump End federal support for the DEI program. In Wisconsin, there have been similar efforts by Republicans who control Congress.The findings of the report are likely to further increase pressure from Republicans.The University of Wisconsin-Madison, the system’s flagship campus, is one of 50 universities…

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