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After over 500 million downloads, years of requests from the open-launched their beta desktop App, Unsloth Studio. Unsloth which makes it faster, easier, and more affordable to fine-tune and run AI models, including locally on your own hardware. The app centralizes features in one spot with Unsloth Studio so users can now use a dashboard…

A now-former officer with the Central Intelligence Agency has pleaded guilty to stealing almost $200 million, including hundreds of gold bars, as part of a fraudulent scheme masquerading as a top secret government program.

Google has published security fixes for Android. The October updates are available for Android operating system versions 14, 15, 16, 16-qpr2, and 17 where “qpr” stands for Quarterly Platform Release. QPRs are interim updates Google pushes out between major yearly cycles.

Despite AI-powered cyber-threats making headlines every day, most workers have not received any sort of training or education on how to spot these attacks, or how to behave in case they’re a victim of one, new research has claimed.

If you’re looking for a document editor that doesn’tuse artificial intelligence, LibreOffice may be just the software for you.

A 16-year-old bug hunter who goes by ‘Faav’ logged into Microsoft’s internal Titan analytics platform using a token that no real credentials should have produced, and from an administrator’s seat, he could see an estimated 17.3 trillion stored rows and a metadata table listing roughly 25,000 accounts.

Cybercriminals managed to briefly take over Microsoft’s X account and used it to promote a cryptocurrency-themed scam. To make matters even worse, they later tried to make it seem as if Microsoft reclaimed its account and issued a fake apology tweet.

If you come across a post on social media promoting huge discounts on major brands such as Lego or Calvin Klein, be extra careful, as security researchers Group-IB have warned these could be fake, and part of an elaborate scheme to steal your money.

Google has revealed it is pausing one of its bug bounty program and it’s all AI’s fault.

AI platforms have become synonymous with scraping other sites for information, but it’s not every day you hear of AI sites themselves becoming targets. The latest Decodo research has revealed just that, though, with ChatGPT and Perplexity both appearing in the top five.