Fewer than half of the emails currently being sent are making it past spam filters to the inbox The most common error is that they’re being market as phishing, scam, malware or botnets Marketers need to change their strategies and metrics to suit a new era of email New Hostinger research exclusively shared with TechRadar…

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Europol leads multinational operation against Tycoon 2FA Platform enabled large-scale phishing with MFA bypass Authorities dismantled core infrastructure and seized domains Tycoon 2FA, one of the largest phishing-as-a-service (PhaaS) platforms in the world, has been taken down after a global coordinated law enforcement operation. The operation was led by Europol, and included police forces from…

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Quantum computing threatens the cryptography behind HTTPS certificates Fake certificates expose users to surveillance risks Transparency logs help detect unauthorized certificate issuance quickly Google has revealed plans to make HTTPS certificates resistant to future quantum computer attacks while keeping the internet usable. Past incidents, such as the 2011 DigiNotar hack, which allowed 500 fake certificates…

A new study has found that AI models are fine threatening nuclear attacks in 95% of simulated war games The models treat nuclear threats as just another strategic tool The behavior may reflect the popularity of nuclear strategy in the war game training data AI generals are big fans of nuclear weapons. That’s the conclusion…

Apple’s John Ternus kicked off the company’s in-person experience in New York just moments before the MacBook Neo was unveiled. And it delivered — then exceeded expectations. The long-rumored low-cost MacBook arrives at just $599, or $499 with Apple’s education discount, while still packing many of the features you’d expect from a Mac. Ternus made…

Google’s Pixel A-series phones have historically been brilliant bang-for-buck handsets, providing premium-level hardware while saving costs in some areas, like using lower-grade materials, lower-spec cameras and slower charging. One of the headline features in the A-series devices, though, is the fact they use the same Google-made Tensor processors that feature in the flagship Pixel handsets….

Almost a thousand employees from Google and OpenAI signed an open letter calling for clear limits on military uses of AI The letter urges tech companies to push back against government plans for AI surveillance and autonomous weapons The move reflects growing tension inside the AI industry over government contracts and defense partnerships Nearly a…

If you’re as old as I am, you might remember the early-2000s demands for Apple to make a netbook, which was a super-cheap lightweight laptop that cost pennies compared to a normal PC. Steve Jobs wasn’t impressed, deriding them as “cheap laptops”; he also said that Apple simply didn’t know how to make a $500…