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The Polish space agency POLSA over the weekend announced that it has disconnected its network from the internet in response to a cyberattack. “There has been a cybersecurity incident at POLSA. In order to secure data after the hack, the POLSA network was immediately disconnected from the internet,” the agency announced on X (formerly Twitter). The agency said the incident has been reported to the relevant authorities and an investigation was launched, but shared no specific information on the type of cyberattack it fell victim to. While it is possible that POLSA was targeted by ransomware, since disconnecting systems from…

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Apple device management firm Jamf announced on Monday that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire identity and access management (IAM) solutions provider Identity Automation. Jamf will buy Identity Automation for roughly $215 million in cash consideration, subject to conditions. The deal is expected to close in the second quarter of fiscal year 2025. Identity Automation has developed a cloud-based IAM platform that provides identity lifecycle management, access governance, and authentication capabilities.  The company specializes in dynamic identities, which frequently change and require adjustments. For example, in the education sector, the roles of students and educators change depending…

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Agents are the next big thing in AI. Some define these “agents” differently from others, but the general idea is, they’re AI-powered tools that can perform tasks autonomously. The agent hype has reached a fever pitch, but one startup was relatively early to the game: LlamaIndex. Founded by former Uber research scientists Jerry Liu and Simon Suo in 2023, LlamaIndex allows developers to build custom agents over unstructured data. “LlamaIndex started as a toy open source project in November 2022,” Liu told TechCrunch. “I became deeply interested in understanding how large language models (LLMs) could be used on top of…

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Chip makers Qualcomm and Mediatek on Monday announced patches for many vulnerabilities, including five issues that were resolved with the latest Android fixes. Qualcomm’s March 2025 security bulletin details 14 security defects impacting proprietary software used in tens of chipset models, including seven issues rated ‘critical severity’. All critical flaws are described as memory corruption issues. According to Qualcomm, six of them impact the Automotive Software platform based on QNX, while the seventh affects Automotive Vehicle Networks. The company also announced fixes for five high-severity bugs that could lead to information disclosure, denial-of-service (DoS), and memory corruption. Two medium-severity defects…

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United States President Donald Trump announced a pause on US military assistance to Ukraine on Monday, amid splintering relations with his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelenskyy. The US has been Ukraine’s single biggest supplier of defence aid since Russia’s full-fledged invasion of the Eastern European country in February 2022, apart from serving as the diplomatic fulcrum around which a broad coalition of nations has backed Kyiv against Moscow. But the pause on military help comes after increasingly public criticisms of Zelenskyy from Trump and his senior officials, at a time when Ukraine has been asking for just the opposite – that…

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PARIS (AP) — The past and present collided in a dreamlike spectacle at Dior’s fall 2025 show in Paris, where Maria Grazia Chiuri riffed on ruffs — both literally and literarily.Inspired by Orlando, Virginia Woolf’s time- and gender-traveling protagonist, the ready-to-wear collection spun historical silhouettes into a vision of fluid, ever-evolving femininity. If this is indeed one of Chiuri’s last collections, as rumors suggest, she’s leaving on a high. Jisoo chaos: when a runway show turns into a frenzy Absolute mayhem erupted when Jisoo arrived. The K-pop megastar and Dior ambassador was mobbed the second she stepped into the Tuileries…

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Broadcom released a security alert on Tuesday morning to warn VMware customers about three zero-days that have been exploited in the wild. The vulnerabilities, tracked as CVE-2025-22224, CVE-2025-22225 and CVE-2025-22226,  affect VMware ESXi, Workstation, and Fusion. Patches have been released for each impacted product, but workarounds are not available. CVE-2025-22224 has been described as a critical VMCI heap overflow vulnerability affecting VMware ESXi and Workstation that allows an attacker with local admin privileges on a virtual machine (VM) to “execute code as the virtual machine’s VMX process running on the host”. CVE-2025-22225, which affects VMware ESXi, is a high-severity arbitrary…

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Mistral CEO Arthur Mensch brought a sales pitch to Mobile World Congress on Tuesday, urging delegates at the world’s biggest telecoms confab in Barcelona to invest in building data center infrastructure and “becoming hyperscalers” to boost the regional AI ecosystem. “We would welcome more domestic effort in making more data centers,” he said during an onstage Q&A in response to a question about whether Europe is directing enough investment at AI. The foundational model maker is investing in building its own data center in France, and Mensch noted that it’s “moving slightly down the stack so we can serve data centers.”…

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Google on Monday announced fixes for more than 40 vulnerabilities in Android, warning that two of the issues are actively exploited in the wild. The exploited flaws include CVE-2024-43093, a bypass of a file path filter in the Framework component that could lead to privilege escalation, and CVE-2024-50302, a zero-initialize issue with the report buffer in Linux kernel that could lead to memory leaks. Google’s March 2025 Android security bulletin warns “there are indications” that these security defects “may be under limited, targeted exploitation”, without providing further information on the observed attacks. This is the second time Google warns of…

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Venn, the newly rebranded Canadian financial platform formerly known as Vault, has successfully secured $21.5m in Series A funding.The round was led by Left Lane Capital, featuring contributions from XYZ Venture Capital, Intact Ventures, and Gradient, signalling strong investor confidence in Venn’s mission to transform business banking in Canada.Founded by former Revolut employees Ahmed Shafik and Saud Aziz, Venn offers a comprehensive suite of financial services, including multi-currency accounts, spend management, transfers, FX services, and accounting automation. This holistic approach aims to replace outdated, rigid banking systems that have long burdened Canadian businesses with high fees and inefficient services.The newly…

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