Court lets mother sue Google, Character.ai over Daenerys Targaryen chatbot’s role in son’s death
Serving tech enthusiasts for over 6 years. Jeswill means tech analysis and advice you can trust. What just happened? A judge has ruled that the #lawsuit against #Google and #Character.ai over claims the latter’s chatbot caused a 14-year-old’s suicide can go ahead. The boy’s mother, who brought the suit, says her son became addicted to the service […]
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Google Wallet removes PayPal as a payment option for US users
Serving tech enthusiasts for over 25 years. TechSpot means tech analysis and advice you can trust. In a nutshell: Starting next week, #Google Wallet users in the #US will no longer be able to pay using their #PayPal accounts. On a support page that has since been deleted, Google confirmed that it will stop supporting PayPal payments and […]
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Thousands of Asus routers compromised by “ViciousTrap” backdoor
Backdoors are typically designed to bypass traditional authentication methods and provide unauthorized remote access to vulnerable network appliances or endpoint devices. The most effective backdoors remain invisible to both end users and system administrators, making them especially attractive to threat actors engaged in covert cyber-espionage campaigns. Analysts at GreyNoise have uncovered a mysterious backdoor-based campaign […]
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Australia Becomes First Country To Force Disclosure Of Ransomware Payments
Canberra authorities are embracing a tough approach to ransomware threats. A new law will require certain organizations to disclose when and how much they have paid to cybercriminals following a data breach. However, experts remain unconvinced that this is the most effective way to tackle the problem. Australia has taken a bold step forward in […]
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