AT&T to kill off landline phone service for most people by 2029

AT&T to kill off landline phone service for most people by 2029

AT&T AT&T customers who still use the carrier’s landline service should be prepared to say goodbye sometime in the next five years. At its 2024 Analysts and Investors Day on Wednesday, the company said that it’s “actively working to exit its legacy copper network operations across the large majority of its wireline footprint by the end of 2029.” Yep, that means its traditional landlines will largely be gone by that point, at least if the…

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Money-Laundering Network Linked To Drugs and Ransomware Disrupted

Money-Laundering Network Linked To Drugs and Ransomware Disrupted

The UK’s National Crime Agency (NCA) has revealed details of Operation Destabilise, a years-long international law enforcement investigation into a giant Russian money laundering enterprise that handled billions of dollars for drug traffickers and ransomware gangs worldwide.  The multi-billion dollar Smart and TGR networks are said to have used a complex system of cash handovers and cryptocurrency exchanges to move illicit funds, making it difficult for the authorities to trace.  According to an announcement by…

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Veeam Urges Immediate Update to Patch Severe Vulnerabilities

Veeam Urges Immediate Update to Patch Severe Vulnerabilities

Two severe vulnerabilities in Veeam Service Provider Console (VSPC) software have been patched, including one with a near-maximum CVSS score of 9.9. The issues, designated as CVE-2024-42448 and CVE-2024-42449, were identified during internal testing by Veeam. Both flaws pose significant risks to system integrity, requiring immediate attention from affected service providers. Details of the Vulnerabilities Rated as critical with a CVSS v3.1 score of 9.9, CVE-2024-42448 is a remote code execution vulnerability on the VSPC…

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Shifting The Focus: From Compliance to Secops In Supply Chain Security

Shifting The Focus: From Compliance to Secops In Supply Chain Security

There are two main reasons why supply chain attacks are on the increase. First, there is a general trend of companies outsourcing more critical business functions to external providers, and doing so often makes good business sense. Secondly, while threat actors’ focus and methods remain the same, they target the weakest link. Outsourcing has led to increased suppliers, which is now becoming an organisation’s weakest link, and the threat actors know it. Most organisations find…

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Unlock Agile Server Management for Simplified, Sustainable Operations

Unlock Agile Server Management for Simplified, Sustainable Operations

How customers are benefitting from Cisco Intersight This is part two of a series of blogs on data center operations powered by Cisco Intersight. The first blog provided an overview of Intersight and its key capabilities. This blog covers the most popular use cases for which Cisco customers are deploying Intersight: server management and sustainable operations. Server admins, I understand. In many ways, your job of managing the hundreds to thousands of servers in your…

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Get Future-Ready with the New Cisco Compute Hyperconverged X-Series System

Get Future-Ready with the New Cisco Compute Hyperconverged X-Series System

In the previous blogs in this series, we covered the unique vision and strategy behind the Cisco and Nutanix partnership and some key results of the co-engineering efforts behind our two companies. In this blog, I’ll highlight our latest innovation: the new Cisco Compute Hyperconverged X-Series System with Nutanix, the industry’s first Nutanix HCI solution to use a modular blade architecture. It’s engineered to simplify IT infrastructure and operations to tackle the fast-changing requirements of…

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Cisco strengthens AWS integration to speed troubleshooting in multicloud environments

Cisco strengthens AWS integration to speed troubleshooting in multicloud environments

For Kubernetes users, including those running on AWS Elastic Kubernetes Service, the eBPF-based Cilium delivers kernel-level visibility, according to Gillis. “Every time a process reads a file, spawns another process or opens a network connection, eBPF code embedded in Cilium executes in the kernel, allowing it to gather detailed telemetries — such as TCP and UDP protocol data, packet loss and latency,” Gillis wrote. Cisco is a supporter of the open-source Cilium project, he added….

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This Coros sports watch feature keeps me motivated to exercise – and it's coming to more models

This Coros sports watch feature keeps me motivated to exercise – and it's coming to more models

Matthew Miller/ZDNET I primarily run and bike by myself, which is one reason I became a Strava premium subscriber in 2016. With my subscription, I use Strava Segments and Local Legends status to compete against records and timed laps set by nearby users. The nice thing about Segments is that you can break up extended activities into smaller chunks and work hard to set PRs throughout your activity. For the past week, I have been…

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The role of governance in AI: Building trust

The role of governance in AI: Building trust

Generative artificial intelligence (AI) is hot property when it comes to investment, but there’s a pronounced hesitancy around adoption. AI faces a fundamental trust challenge due to uncertainty over safety, reliability, transparency, bias, and ethics. In a recent global survey, 86% of participants said their organizations had dedicated budget to generative AI, but three-quarters admitted to significant concerns about data privacy and security. What makes AI responsible and trustworthy? At the top of the list…

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'12 Days of OpenAI' product launches and demos start today – here's how to watch

'12 Days of OpenAI' product launches and demos start today – here's how to watch

Getty Images/pepifoto With the holiday season upon us, many companies are finding ways to take advantage, whether through deals, promotions, or other campaigns. OpenAI has found a way to participate with its “12 days of OpenAI.”  On Wednesday, OpenAI announced via an X post that it would be holding 12 days of OpenAI starting on December 5. The event will feature 12 days of live streams and “a bunch of new things, big and small,”…

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