Así es el nuevo modelo de residencia inteligente de mayores implantado por el Gobierno en Granada

Así es el nuevo modelo de residencia inteligente de mayores implantado por el Gobierno en Granada

La tecnología vuelve a ponerse al servicio de la sociedad. El Gobierno ha implantado en el centro para personas mayores de Armilla, en la región de Granada, un nuevo modelo de residencia inteligente.  Este, gracias al despliegue de sensores y tecnologías de análisis avanzado de datos, permitirá mejorar la calidad asistencial y la gestión del centro situando al mayor en el centro. La materialización de la iniciativa ha sido posible gracias a la cofinanciación del…

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ConnectWise Confirms Hack, “Very Small Number” of Customers Affected

ConnectWise Confirms Hack, “Very Small Number” of Customers Affected

ConnectWise, the developer of remote access and support software ScreenConnect, has confirmed it was targeted by a cyber-attack from a nation-state threat actor. In a message sent to Infosecurity, a ConnectWise spokesperson said, “We recently learned of suspicious activity within our environment that we believe was tied to a sophisticated nation-state actor, which affected a very small number of ScreenConnect customers.” The firm did not provide any details on the intrusion. It did however note…

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Apple's App Store quietly turned into a gold mine for developers and businesses in the last 5 years

Apple's App Store quietly turned into a gold mine for developers and businesses in the last 5 years

Elyse Betters Picaro / ZDNET The Apple App Store carries millions of applications for a range of different use cases and devices, meeting people’s everyday needs, from entertainment to productivity. A new study shows that the developers behind the apps are also winning big. US developers’ earnings The Apple-supported study, conducted by Professor Andrey Fradkin from Boston University Questrom School of Business and economist Jessica Burley, Ph.D., from Analysis Group, found that the US App…

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Announcing Marketing Velocity ‘Top Activator’ Contest Winner!

Announcing Marketing Velocity ‘Top Activator’ Contest Winner!

This blog was co-written by Amit Vashi, a Presales Engineer and Solution Architect at Tokay Networks, specializing in designing and delivering Advanced Networking, Security and Collaboration solutions. With a strong focus on Cisco technologies, Amit has extensive experience in routing, switching, wireless, cybersecurity, Meraki products, and Cisco UCaaS/CCaaS. Known for bridging the gap between technical requirements and business goals, Amit helps his clients deliver reliable, scalable, and secure IT infrastructures.   At Cisco, we’re committed…

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The Linux 6.15 kernel arrives – and it's big a victory for Rust fans

The Linux 6.15 kernel arrives – and it's big a victory for Rust fans

panida wijitpanya/Getty Images Linus Torvalds officially announced the stable release of the Linux kernel 6.15 on May 25, 2025. Its arrival was delayed for a few hours, Torvalds said, “because of a last-minute bug report resulting in one new feature being disabled at the eleventh hour,” but Linux 6.15 is here and ready for you to download and tinker with.  Also: Should you ever pay for Linux? 5 times I would – and why The…

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Our favorite budget video doorbell gets an upgrade – see what's new with Amazon's Blink

Our favorite budget video doorbell gets an upgrade – see what's new with Amazon's Blink

Blink ZDNET’s pick for the best budget-friendly video doorbell is now getting an upgrade, as Amazon has announced the launch of a new generation of the Blink Video Doorbell. The second-generation Blink Video Doorbell is being released four years after the first; it comes alongside the new Blink Sync Module Core and, unfortunately, sports a price increase. The new Blink Video Doorbell is available now for $70, a $20 price increase compared to the first model,…

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New Browser Exploit Technique Undermines Phishing Detection

New Browser Exploit Technique Undermines Phishing Detection

A new browser-based phishing technique has made it harder for users to spot malicious websites, according to recent cybersecurity research. The method, known as a Fullscreen Browser-in-the-Middle (BitM) attack and discovered by SquareX, exploits standard browser functionality to convincingly mask fake login pages as legitimate ones, without relying on bugs or vulnerabilities. This approach builds on traditional BitM tactics, where attackers use remote browser sessions to show real login interfaces in a pop-up window, tricking…

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Beyond the lakehouse: Architecting the open, interoperable data cloud for AI

Beyond the lakehouse: Architecting the open, interoperable data cloud for AI

AI in the enterprise has become a strategic imperative for every organization, but for it to be truly effective, CIOs need to manage the data layer in a way that can support the evolutionary breakthroughs in large language models and frameworks. They need to move beyond traditional data architecture that is often rigid and siloed, which creates direct impediments to AI innovation and competitive agility. That’s why there is a massive pivot toward AI powered…

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5 Pocket replacements that might even be better than the original

5 Pocket replacements that might even be better than the original

D3Damon/Getty Images Pocket is going away. Mozilla’s “read it later” bookmarking service is being shut down and that’s a shame because Pocket was widely used and considered one of the best options for its purpose. Pocket integrated with most browsers and mobile devices via extensions and apps. Its purpose was to sync saved content automatically so users could pick up where they left off on any device associated with their account. Pocket also offered personalized content recommendations…

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Malware Analysis Reveals Sophisticated RAT With Corrupted Headers

Malware Analysis Reveals Sophisticated RAT With Corrupted Headers

A newly uncovered remote access Trojan (RAT) that operated for weeks on a compromised system has been discovered and analyzed by security researchers. According to Fortinet’s FortiGuard Incident Response Team, the malware, which ran within a legitimate Windows process, used advanced evasion techniques to make recovery and inspection more difficult. In-Memory Only Malware with Corrupted Headers The malware was discovered running inside the dllhost.exe process under PID 8200. Its Portable Executable (PE) and DOS headers,…

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