cybersecurity
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Proactive IT Support in London: The Key to Fewer Downtime Hours and Greater Efficiency
London SMBs rely heavily on robust IT systems to maintain operations in today's fast-paced business environment. Experiencing unexpected IT issues can lead to significant downtime, affecting productivity and profitability. Adopting proactive IT support in London strategies is essential to mitigate these risks and enhance operational efficiency.
By Cora Delara12 months ago in 01
DeepSeek Just Exposed The Rot At The Core Of The AI Industry. AI-Generated.
Every few decades, something comes along that obliterates the status quo. In the ’50s, it was Sputnik. In the ’90s, it was the internet. And in the modern ’20s, it appears to be DeepSeek, a Chinese AI aimed squarely at challenging OpenAI. So what makes DeepSeek so damn special? Well, it’s cheaper, more efficient, and generally higher quality than anything produced in the West. This model only cost $6 million to build, in comparison to OpenAI, which spent well over $3 billion on AI training last year alone and has required $13 billion in investment from Microsoft just to stay afloat. And it wasn’t just cheaper to build. The cost of actually running DeepSeek is over 96% cheaper than OpenAI’s o1 model! Unlike any OpenAI model, you can actually use DeepSeek for free. Yet, in third-party bench tests, DeepSeek outperformed every OpenAI model by some margin. Unsurprisingly, upon launch, DeepSeek became the top-rated free app on the App Store, and when news of this product broke, $1 trillion was wiped off the American tech stock market. In doing so, it has exposed the rotten ideology at the core of the AI industry. So, how has DeepSeek achieved this? What does it mean for the future of AI and the American tech industry? And, more importantly, what does this mean for you?
By Raj vellaisamy12 months ago in 01
45 Security Flaws Fixed by Adobe, Mitigating Code Execution Threats
Patch Tuesday: Adobe Patches 45 Vulnerabilities Across Multiple Products and Warns of Remote Code Execution Risks Adobe has released patches for 45 documented vulnerabilities across multiple products, warning users and IT administrators of potential remote code execution risks that could compromise system security.
By WIRE TOR - Ethical Hacking Services12 months ago in 01
North Korean Cyberattackers Hijack Devices with PowerShell Manipulation
A North Korea-linked threat actor known as Kimsuky has been observed using a new tactic that involves deceiving targets into running PowerShell as an administrator and then instructing them to paste and run malicious code. This method represents a shift in the group’s attack techniques, enabling them to bypass traditional security measures and gain unauthorized access to systems more efficiently.
By WIRE TOR - Ethical Hacking Services12 months ago in 01
Russian Sandworm Exploits BadPilot Network for Cyber Operations
A subgroup of the Russian state-sponsored hacking collective APT44, known as ‘Seashell Blizzard’ and ‘Sandworm,’ has been waging an aggressive, multi-year cyber campaign against critical organizations and government entities. Dubbed ‘BadPilot,’ this operation has been actively targeting energy, oil and gas, telecommunications, shipping, and arms manufacturing sectors since at least 2021.
By WIRE TOR - Ethical Hacking Services12 months ago in 01
24/7 IT Support in London: A Business Necessity for Continuity and Growth
In London's dynamic business environment, 24/7 IT support is essential for maintaining operational continuity and driving growth. Providing around-the-clock technical assistance helps prevent disruptions in a city that operates globally, ensuring businesses can swiftly address technical issues to minimise downtime and financial risks. Continuous monitoring aids in adhering to evolving regulatory compliance, while reliable service availability builds customer trust, enhancing satisfaction and loyalty. This article explores why 24/7 IT support in London is critical for businesses operating in the competitive landscape.
By Fiora Hart12 months ago in 01
15 Most Common SSL Issues on Python Its Solutions to Know
The Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) is an integral component in securing communication over the internet. Python, being a versatile and widely-used programming language, heavily depends on SSL in securing interactions with APIs, databases, and web services.
By Eden Allen12 months ago in 01
Top Code Signing Mistakes and Solution to Prevent Software Attacks in 2025
Introduction In today’s digital age, implementing software security measures is not only crucial but also a time-consuming and expensive process. These measures are often carried out by humans who are susceptible to errors. These mistakes cause security breaches in the software, ultimately causing nasty consequences to the company’s revenue.
By Anna Shipman12 months ago in 01
US Imposes Sanctions on LockBit Ransomware’s Bulletproof Hosting Provider
Overview The United States, Australia, and the United Kingdom have sanctioned Zservers, a Russia-based bulletproof hosting (BPH) services provider, for supplying essential attack infrastructure to the LockBit ransomware gang. The coordinated effort aims to disrupt LockBit's operational capabilities and limit its ability to launch further ransomware attacks against global critical infrastructure.
By WIRE TOR - Ethical Hacking Services12 months ago in 01
Ukraine Targeted by Russian Hackers with Fake Windows Activators
In a sophisticated cyber-espionage operation, the Russian military hacking group Sandworm has been found deploying trojanized Microsoft Key Management Service (KMS) activators and fake Windows updates to target Windows users in Ukraine. This campaign, which likely began in late 2023, aims to compromise Ukrainian systems through widespread malware distribution, taking advantage of the heavy reliance on pirated software.
By WIRE TOR - Ethical Hacking Services12 months ago in 01
