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Starlink Restores Service After Outage Hits 43,000 Users in U.S. and Ukraine

After a significant disruption interrupted internet access for more than 43,000 people in the frontline forces of the United States and Ukraine, Elon

After a significant disruption interrupted internet access for more than 43,000 people in the frontline forces of the United States and Ukraine, Elon Musks Starlink restored service. Early Monday saw the disruption, with Downdetector indicating widespread problems in places including Phoenix, Dallas, Houston, Atlanta, Seattle, and Chicago. On its website, Starlink momentarily recognised the outage and said engineers were looking into it. However, the notification was suddenly taken down without providing any additional context. By 115 a.m. ET, the number of interruption reports fell below 1,000. Although service was promptly restored, the event sparked questions about Starlinks dependability in highrisk areas. The interruption serves as a reminder of the increasing reliance on satellite internet for military and civilian access, particularly in areas with poor infrastructure or in areas that are experiencing active conflict. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 1 months ago          

FastNetMon Neutralizes Record 1.5Bpps DDoS Attack Targeting EU Vendor

Targeting a DDoS mitigation company in Western Europe, FastNetMon stopped a huge DDoS attack that peaked at 1.5 billion packets per second Bpps. Using

Targeting a DDoS mitigation company in Western Europe, FastNetMon stopped a huge DDoS attack that peaked at 1.5 billion packets per second Bpps. Using a UDP deluge to overwhelm infrastructure, the attack started with MikroTik routers and IoT devices that had been taken over from 11,000 networks. The threat was eliminated without affecting service thanks to FastNetMons realtime detection and scrubbing technology. Experts caution that the widespread weaponization of consumer devices is a concerning trend. Rising packetrate and bandwidthdriven dangers are highlighted by the incident, which comes after another volumetric attack that broke records. ISPlevel filtering is recommended by FastNetMon to stop future floods. The incident highlights the increasing complexity of DDoS attacks and the pressing requirement for proactive, dispersed defences across international networks. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 1 months ago          

Vietnam’s Credit Bureau Hit by Cyberattack, Shiny Hunters Suspected

A cyberattack at the State Bank of Vietnams National Credit Information Centre CIC may have revealed private creditor information. Authorities believe

A cyberattack at the State Bank of Vietnams National Credit Information Centre CIC may have revealed private creditor information. Authorities believe the intrusion was caused by the wellknown hacker collective Shiny Hunters, which frequently targets large companies like Microsoft and Google. CIC asserts that its systems are still up and running and that no sensitive financial information, such as login credentials or credit card details, was hacked. Leading companies are working with Vietnams Cybersecurity Emergency Response Centre to safeguard and probe the system. Citing potential legal repercussions, officials have cautioned against downloading or disseminating any disclosed data. Although it is unlikely to have an immediate impact on deposit flows, JPMorgan pointed out that the hack might raise cybersecurity expenses for Vietnamese banks. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 1 months ago          

Microsoft Taps Anthropic’s Claude for Office 365, Easing OpenAI Dependence

Microsoft plans to move away from its sole reliance on OpenAI by incorporating Anthropics AI models into Office 365 programs. In tasks like creating P

Microsoft plans to move away from its sole reliance on OpenAI by incorporating Anthropics AI models into Office 365 programs. In tasks like creating PowerPoint presentations and automating Excel operations, developers discovered that Anthropics Claude Sonnet 4 performed better than OpenAIs GPT5. While Microsoft continues to build its own models and integrate DeepSeek into Azure, the move combines Anthropic and OpenAI technology across Word, Excel, Outlook, and PowerPoint. Its interesting to note that Amazon Web Services, an Anthropic stakeholder, will pay Microsoft to have access to these models. Microsoft is expanding its AI portfolio to satisfy growing demand, even though it has already invested more than $13 billion in OpenAI. Office AI tool prices will not change, and a formal announcement is anticipated shortly. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 1 months ago          

Hackers Exploit iCloud Calendar to Deliver Phishing Scams via Apple Servers

Hackers are circumventing SPF, DKIM, and DMARC checks by using iCloud Calendar invites to spread phishing scams through Apples trusted servers. The ex

Hackers are circumventing SPF, DKIM, and DMARC checks by using iCloud Calendar invites to spread phishing scams through Apples trusted servers. The exploit prompts users to phone a support number by inserting fictitious refund messages inside calendar invites Notes area. Once connected, scammers coerce victims into installing remote access software, which makes system takeover and data theft possible. The emails sent via Apples own infrastructure lend legitimacy to the hoax, making it more difficult to identify. Microsofts Sender Rewriting Scheme forwards invitations to group lists, increasing reach even more. Apple hasnt spoken out about the problem. To keep safe, users are urged to remove dubious invitations, refrain from phoning numbers on the list, and use robust antivirus and ransomware protection. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 1 months ago          

Spotify Faces Backlash as Users Sell Streaming Data to Build AI Tools

After more than 10,000 customers sold their streaming data to create AI tools through a collective called *Unwrapped*, housed on the decentralised pla

After more than 10,000 customers sold their streaming data to create AI tools through a collective called *Unwrapped*, housed on the decentralised platform Vana, Spotify is receiving criticism. Each user received roughly $5 in cryptocurrency when the organisation sold Solo AI its artist preference data for $55,000. Spotify warns Unwrapped against utilising its platform for machine learning, claiming that this is against its developer terms and trademark. However, Unwrapped developers contend that users are using international privacy rules to exercise their right to manage and profit from personal data. The Electronic Frontier Foundation advises against commodifying privacy but supports user data ownership. Spotify allegedly hindered Unwrappeds growth by making data access difficult. Tensions between platform control and userdriven data autonomy are highlighted by the dispute. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 1 months ago          

Adobe Patches Critical Magento Flaw Allowing Full Account Takeover

Adobe has fixed "SessionReaper," a serious flaw in its Magento and Commerce platforms that received a 9.1/10 rating from the National Vulnerability Da

Adobe has fixed "SessionReaper," a serious flaw in its Magento and Commerce platforms that received a 9.1/10 rating from the National Vulnerability Database. The vulnerability, identified as CVE202554236, impacts the Web APIs ServiceInputProcessor component and enables hackers to get around security measures, potentially resulting in complete account takeover without any user intervention. Magento 2.4.9alpha2 through 2.4.4p15 and earlier are among the vulnerable versions. Researchers caution that a leaked hotfix could facilitate reverse engineering and other assaults, even if no active exploits have been reported. Although web application firewalls protect users of Adobe Commerce Cloud, all users are encouraged to install the patch right away. Some developers warn that the update can interfere with external code, making some Magento features inoperable. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 1 months ago          

Arm Launches Lumex CPUs with 5× AI Boost for NextGen Smartphones

Arm has introduced its Lumex AIfocused smartphone CPUs, which promise up to 3× more efficiency and 5× higher AI performance than earlier versions. L

Arm has introduced its Lumex AIfocused smartphone CPUs, which promise up to 3× more efficiency and 5× higher AI performance than earlier versions. Lumex, which is based on the Armv9.3 architecture, has four CPU variants C1Ultra, C1Premium, C1Pro, and C1Nano. These variants are designed for tasks ranging from wearables to largemodel inferencing. Compared to its predecessor, the Mali G1Ultra GPU offers 2× better ray tracing and 20% quicker AI/ML inferencing. Lumex launches with tools ready for Android 16 and KleidiAI libraries that are SME2enabled, combining CPU, GPU, and software stacks to speed timetomarket. In the face of NPU fragmentation, Arm views CPUs as the universal AI engine. Wellknown Google apps are prepared for nextgeneration hardware and are already SME2ready. Lumex is a significant advancement in mobile computing ondevice intelligence. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 1 months ago          



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