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Discrimination against workers on protected leave
26 employees sue Meta, alleging the company used AI systems to decide layoffs and systematically discriminated against workers on protected leave.
Zoom Security Updates
Zoom has disclosed a critical security vulnerability affecting its Windows applications. The flaw could allow unauthenticated attackers to completely take over user accounts.
Phishing Campaigns
A database allegedly containing the personal data of 182 million Telegram users is being offered for sale on the dark web. Security experts warn that the information could fuel targeted phishing campaigns.
Cybersecurity Threat Landscape
A ransomware group that did not even exist a year ago has quickly climbed to the top of the global threat landscape. At the same time, cyberattacks targeting German companies are increasing significantly.
Kerberos Encryption Transition
Microsoft closes 570 vulnerabilities in its largest Patch Tuesday release to date and begins enforcing the phaseout of outdated Kerberos RC4 encryption.
Digital Sovereignty Requires Trust
The European Digital Identity Wallet (EUDI Wallet) is set to become the foundation for a Europe-wide digital identity ecosystem. In the future, citizens will be able to securely store, manage, and use digital credentials across organizational boundaries. The political direction has already been defined.
Third party breach exposes data
The ransomware group D1R is threatening Bosch with the release of sensitive engineering data allegedly stolen in a breach involving Synopsys.
Forecast
A financial analysis warns that OpenAI could become insolvent by mid-2027 as soaring AI infrastructure costs continue to outpace revenue growth.
Transition in September 2026
Mozilla halves the Firefox update cycle to two weeks. Starting September 2026, new versions of the browser will launch twice as often as before.