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14,000 Fortinet firewalls compromised: Attackers nestle in

More than 14,000 Fortinet firewalls are currently compromised by attackers. They anchor themselves in the system with symlinks.

After the impending CVE blackout: EU vulnerability database goes live

European cybersecurity authority ENISA, its US-counterpart CISA and others are positioning themselves to maintain continuity.

A man in a suit presses his index finger on a virtual eGovernment icon.

Digital sovereignty: Federal Ministry of the Interior dumps ZenDiS boss

After six months, Jutta Horstmann has to leave the federally owned GmbH, which develops OpenDesk, among other things.

"XCOM" meets "Star Wars": EA develops turn-based game "Zero Company"

The next "Star Wars" game from EA will be a turn-based title: "Zero Company" is being developed by "XCOM" veterans.

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For the Sphere Las Vegas: Google recreates “The Wizard of Oz” in HD with AI

“The Wizard of Oz” was released in 1939. Google helped out with a project in the huge Sphere cinema in Las Vegas: with lots of AI and a prompter.

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Opera browser: Apple's DMA changes are not enough

In the EU, Apple has to release its iOS and iPadOS platforms much more than before. However, this does not go far enough for the browser provider Opera.

Intel: Billions in business against the crisis

Intel sells majority stake in FGPA specialist Altera for 4.46 billion US dollars. The deal is part of the strategy to streamline the Group.

Kawasaki promises a rideable robot lion as an off-road vehicle

AMD's Lisa Su and TSMC's C. C. Wei hold up a wafer together

AMD shows first wafer with 2-nanometer chips from TSMC

Alien 3 Legacy Cut: "Unofficial" 4K version without consent of rights holders

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Palo Alto Networks: Vulnerabilities in PAN-OS jeopardize firewalls

A water planet in front of a small red star

On a huge water world: clearest evidence of extraterrestrial life to date

The exoplanet K2-18 b has long been the focus of research. Now a research team reports that it has discovered the clearest evidence of life there.

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US cuts: CVE list could stop immediately

The CVE list is central to coordinated action against dangerous bugs. The US government withdraws funding. Effective immediately.

Comeback at Broadcom: Update 3e makes VMware vSphere 8 available for free again

With Update 3e for VMware EXSi 8, Broadcom is bringing back its free vSphere hypervisor for testing purposes. There are also new features for the USB driver.

iPhone mirroring in the EU: still waiting for useful macOS function

Due to the EU's Digital Markets Act, iPhone remote control has not been available for the Mac until now. Will this change in April?

Last Mac mini with Intel chip for Apple now "Vintage"

The last Mac mini generation with Intel processor has reached Apple's pre-stage to obsolete status. This can make things tricky when it comes to repairs.

Electric SUV Lucid Gravity coming to Germany from the USA in the fall

The e-car brand Lucid from the USA is launching its first SUV, the Gravity. The luxury all-wheel drive seven-seater will be available in Germany from September.

Fedora Linux 42 promotes KDE edition to major release alongside Gnome

The KDE variant is moving Fedora from the back seat to the front row. The Gnome main edition has been given a new installer.

Manjaro Linux 25 "Zetar" brings new desktop versions

Manjaro Linux 25.0 with the code name Zetar comes with the latest versions of Gnome, Plasma and Xfce. The Immutable version is also making progress.

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Police warn of fraud with British entry permit – with false URL

You need an electronic permit to travel to the UK. The police themselves make a mistake when warning of a scam.

Backup-Technologien, die Ransomware keine Chance lassen

Wer sich auf unzureichend geschützte Backups verlässt, riskiert bei einem Ransomware-Angriff Datenverluste und IT-Ausfälle. Mit resilienten Backup-Lösungen können Sie Ihre Systeme effizient absichern.

Government: 5G has "not significantly" increased mobile phone radiation exposure

Increasing data transmission volumes require constant further development of mobile communications. The government sees no reason to panic regarding radiation.

British army successfully shoots down swarms of drones with energy weapon

The British army is testing an energy weapon based on radio waves to destroy swarms of drones. The system impresses with its low deployment costs.

TSMC: GPUs compensate for weakening smartphones

TSMC grows thanks to demand for modern semiconductors. AI accelerators dampen the weakening end customer market.

Sony World Photography Awards 2025: The illusion of the human age

British photographer Zed Nelson wins the Sony World Photography Award 2025 with critical wildlife images.

iOS 18.4.1, macOS 15.4.1 & Co: Apple delivers emergency patches

The updates are intended to eliminate two zero-day vulnerabilities that were apparently used for targeted attacks. Apple is also addressing a CarPlay problem.

Emergency update for anonymizing Linux Tails

The Tails maintainers have released the emergency update to version 6.14.2. It closes security gaps.

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PHP security check uncovers critical vulnerabilities

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Data leak: Car rental company Hertz ends investigation

Atlassian fixes high risk vulnerabilitites in Confluence, Jira & Co.

Sonicwall SMA100: Attackers abuse old vulnerability

Windows update problems: Network with domain controllers and Windows 11 BSoDs

The latest in Apple – iPhone, iPod, Mac & Co.

Apps from Threads, Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, Messenger and Meta on one smartphone

No Apple Intelligence for WhatsApp & Co: speculation about meta-blocking

"Damages Wine on the Mac": Open source tool Whisky stops further development

iPadOS more like macOS: Will version 19 finally bring improvements?

Thanks to iPhone 16e: Apple global smartphone market leader for the first time

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Meta in court: Zuckerberg testifies for 13 hours

Ads in WhatsApp, Instagram and Facebook Messenger generate tens of billions of dollars for Meta, Zuckerberg says in FTC lawsuit

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Songsterr uses AI to create fairly accurate guitar tabs from your own recordings

Guitar sheet music or tablatures are no longer rocket science: the Songsterr service creates them from YouTube videos or your own recordings.

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"Hubble tension": Rotating universe could solve the riddle of cosmology

People are still puzzling over why nearby objects and distant galaxies move away from us at different speeds. There may now be a simple explanation.

One UI 7: Samsung says these Galaxy models will get the update to Android 15

Samsung has published an official overview of Galaxy smartphones and tablets that are to receive the major update to One UI 7.

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Deezer: Almost a fifth of the music tracks submitted are already AI-generated

Deezer prides itself on having the best detector for AI-generated music – and it is necessary. Every fifth track submitted comes from Suno & Co.

Azure Migration Hub: Microsoft supports the transition from AWS and Google Cloud

Microsoft is offering a new knowledge platform for Azure. It is designed to support administrators with workload migrations from AWS and Google Cloud.

Android 16: Fourth and final beta arrives today

Android 16 is nearing completion. According to Google, the fourth and final beta version will be released on Thursday.

E Ink presents first foldable e-reader

An e-reader that folds up like a book: E Ink and Readmoo have now demonstrated this at the Touch Taiwan trade fair.

Microsoft confirms: Outlook eats up CPU power

Typing an email shouldn't be a problem for any computer. Not so with Outlook: error puts a massive strain on the CPU. A solution is yet to be found.

RoboBee: Micro flapping wing robot lands safely on plant leaves

The RoboBee is already a little older. It has now been upgraded with a landing gear and a flight control system that enable safe landings.

OpenAI launches o3 and o4-mini

Two new AI models from OpenAI: o3 and o4-mini think longer and have a wider range of functions – such as image generation.

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The latest in Artificial Intelligence

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Gemini Live: free screen and camera analysis for all Android users

Microsoft's Copilot now sees what you see in the Edge browser

Nvidia to build AI servers in the USA in future

AI in the inbox: Notion and Anthropic launch AI features for Gmail inboxes

GPT-4.1 is here: OpenAI brings new language models for coding and AI agents

The latest in Cars & Mobility

A cab with Freenow advertising in Berlin, with the Federal Chancellery in the background.

Mobility platforms: Lyft takes over Freenow

Report: A day with the ADAC breakdown mechanic

Electric car: Nissan Interstar-e van cheaper with small battery

Tesla vehicles are lined up in front of a building with large Tesla lettering.

How Tesla apparently avoids taxes in Brandenburg and the Netherlands

"Dwarf Fortress": Cult classic sold over a million times on Steam

The building game "Dwarf Fortress" has been available on Steam since the end of 2022. The developers have now announced a sales milestone.

EUGH confirms: Mobile phone contracts for a maximum of 24 months

Vodafone Germany may never bind consumers for longer than 2 years. This also applies to existing customers, says the ECJ.

APIs effektiv absichern - Bedrohungen und Gegenmaßnahmen

APIs sind das Herzstück moderner Anwendungen - und damit auch beliebtes Angriffsziel. Im Live-Webcast am 15.5. um 11 Uhr erläutert Sven Müller von Radware die wichtigsten Risiken und effektive Schutzmaßnahmen.

Decrypted chats: European investigators take down criminal networks

Europol reports over 230 arrests in drug raids, including in Turkey. Law enforcement officers once again gained knowledge from cracked messaging services.

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Right to erasure: EU data protection experts lay down rules for blockchain use

The European Data Protection Board has adopted guidelines on the processing of personal data by blockchains, including cryptocurrencies.

First light processors operate AI efficiently

The start-ups Lightmatter and Lightelligence have developed the first photonics processors that can even run advanced AI systems.

DSA: Civil rights activists file complaint against Meta over news feeds

Meta does not offer alternative and customizable news feeds on Facebook and Instagram that are not based on user profiles, activists criticize.

Battery system for dynamic electricity tariffs only: 1Komma5° PowerHarvester

The "PowerHarvester" should be able to pay for itself in as little as six years, despite minimum costs of 8900 euros for households with high consumption.

Google seals critical security vulnerability in Chrome

Google is patching a security vulnerability in the Chrome web browser that has been classified as a critical risk. Users should update quickly.

5G: Vodafone wants to close dead spots in tunnels with innovative antennas

The network operator Vodafone also wants to provide longer tunnels with a 5G network using wind-resistant, cone-shaped antennas.

Leak with lots of internal information: 4chan goes offline after hacker attack

Unknown persons claim to have had extensive access to 4chan and have made alleged evidence public. The site is now largely offline.

Silhouette of a woman at a laptop against the backdrop of a big city with skyscrapers

Trend reversal for IT freelancers: women get paid nine percent more than men

Women are often paid less than their male colleagues. This is different for female IT freelancers - they now earn more money than men.

Numerous GeForce RTX 5060 Ti manufacturer cards side by side

Nvidia launches GeForce RTX 5060 Ti and gives an outlook on RTX 5060

The GeForce RTX 5060 Ti will be available from today with 8 and 16 GB of memory. The cheaper RTX 5060 still needs some time.

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The latest in Robotics

RoboCake: Researchers create edible robot cake with dancing gummy bears

Axon, the partially humanoid open-source robot from the 3D printer

Simple belt gripper picks fruit carefully

"Iron Fist": Unitree plans boxing match between humanoid robots

Samsung's AI ball robot Ballie to be launched with Google Gemini this summer

The latest in Enterprise Computing

Updates from Oracle: 378 security patches but nothing to break into the cloud

Support until September: Microsoft urges Exchange customers to move to the cloud

Extending the .NET MAUI: GUI elements, backend and data connection

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