Meta Covertly Trims Down Workforce To Reduce Costs By 10%
As the company continues to invest in its AI future, its employees are quietly being shown the door.
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‘Convincing’ Phishing Campaign Impersonates Govt. Agencies
Researchers have spotted the latest iteration of a 3-year long phishing campaign that is getting increasingly sophisticated.
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American Airlines Data Breach: What You Need to Know
The US airline - which currently boasts the world's largest fleet of aircraft - has fallen victim to a phishing campaign.
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MFA Fatigue: How Hackers Breached Uber, Microsoft, and Cisco
The tactic, which has been utilized by the hacking group Lap$us, preys on users getting frustrated by endless notifications.
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Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge Spell Check Could Reveal Passwords
Extended spell check features in Google and Microsoft web browser settings share personal data, including passwords.
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How to Fix Microsoft Teams Meeting Add-In for Outlook
Struggling to schedule a Teams meeting in Outlook? If your add-in feature is disappearing or disabled, here's how to fix it.
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No, Your Glasses Reflection Won’t Reveal (Much) Data Over Zoom
Eyeglass reflections could be read by others under the right conditions, finds a new study... But only large print.
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Survey: Last Year, Nearly Half of DC’s Workforce Worked Remotely
The amount of US workers who primarily work from home tripled between 2019 and 2021, the census found.
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How the Hotel Group Hackers Benefited From Weak Passwords
The hackers have spoken up to explain their hack of the huge hotel group: "We don't feel guilty, really."
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Quiet Quitting is Having a Moment — But is Quiet Firing the Real Concern?
With 80% of workers witnessing quiet firing first hand, are you sure it's not happening at your workplace?
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Zoom Is Expanding Its Offering With New Calendar and Email Apps
Could Zoom new features be strong enough to rival Google Workspace or Microsoft Office?
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Adobe Launches New Software to Crack Down On Password Sharing
The system uses machine-learning software to try and stamp the practice out for good.
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WhatsApp Scams To Look Out for in 2022
We track the latest WhatsApp scams that users have received on the platform this year.
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Google Is Making Major Cuts to Its In-House Incubator
As the tech firm invests further into AI, it's axed its incubator projects by half — and employees are losing out.
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Apple Aims to Launch More Ads in the App Store by the Holidays
If past performance is anything to go by, the new ads will drive a huge amount of customers to new iOS apps.
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Facebook Login Buttons Aren’t As Popular Anymore
Today's internet users just aren't that interested in tying their social media accounts to other websites they visit.
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South Korea Fines Google and Meta for Data Privacy Violations
Facebook and Google users weren't informed and couldn't consent to how their private data was tracked, South Korea says.
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Zoom Takes on Microsoft Teams With New Team Chat
Zoom has made a slight change to the name of its communications platform and added a number of new features for users.
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iOS 16: All the Best Features Coming to iPhones
The new operating system will provide better functionality and improved security for its users.
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Etsy Sellers Form Guild to Stop ‘Amazonification’ of Ecommerce
The Indie Sellers Guide will "preserve spaces for sellers and buyers to come together in appreciation of art and creativity."
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Report: Shopify Password Requirements Are Dangerously Lax
The popular ecommerce website builder requires passwords to be only five characters long.
