Go Here to Read this Fast! NASA readies Starliner spacecraft for first crewed flight to ISS
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NASA readies Starliner spacecraft for first crewed flight to ISS
Go Here to Read this Fast! NASA readies Starliner spacecraft for first crewed flight to ISS
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NASA readies Starliner spacecraft for first crewed flight to ISS
HP Enterprise was infiltrated by a hacking group linked to Russian intelligence last year, the business IT company has revealed in a Securities and Exchange Commission filing. The threat actor is believed to be Midnight Blizzard, also known as Cozy Bear, which was the same group that recently breached the email accounts of several senior executives and other employees at Microsoft. It was also the same hacking group behind the SolarWinds attacks that affected multiple government entities, including the US Treasury Department and Homeland Security. In addition, the National Security Agency accused it in 2020 of trying to steal research on COVID-19 vaccines from the US, UK and Canada.
In its filing, HPE said it was notified on December 12, 2023 that an attacker had gained access to its cloud-based email environment. It worked with external cybersecurity experts that found that the threat actor was able to access and steal data from “a small percentage” of email accounts owned by employees from various divisions, including those in cybersecurity. HPE didn’t say what kind of data was stolen, but it believes the incident is related to an earlier security breach that took place in May 2023, wherein the bad actor was able to get away with “a limited number of SharePoint files.” SharePoint is a document management and collaborative platform for Microsoft 365.
HPE spokesperson Adam R. Bauer told AP that the company can’t say whether this incident is related to Microsoft’s data breach. Bauer also said that the “total scope of mailboxes and emails accessed remains under investigation.” So far, HPE’s investigation has shown that the attack hasn’t had material impact on its operations, but it’s still looking into the incident and working with law enforcement.
This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/hp-enterprise-was-hacked-by-the-same-russian-state-sponsored-group-that-targeted-microsoft-060743999.html?src=rss
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HP Enterprise was hacked by the same Russian state-sponsored group that targeted Microsoft
Go Here to Read this Fast! Tesla reveals target date for new electric vehicle launch
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Tesla reveals target date for new electric vehicle launch
Go Here to Read this Fast! Ford recalls nearly 1.9 million Explorer SUVs over safety issue
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Ford recalls nearly 1.9 million Explorer SUVs over safety issue
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5 exciting features coming to Pixel phones (and why you should update ASAP)
Google’s rolling out its first update of 2024 for Pixel phones and it brings new health features and AI tools. Perhaps the most interesting new doodad is an actual working thermometer, which is only available for the recently-released Pixel 8 Pro. We knew this feature would come at some point, as the phone includes a temperature sensor and, well, a thermometer’s the most likely use case.
All you have to do is scan your forehead to see if your headache is just from staring at a screen too long if you have an actual fever. You can beam these results to your Fitbit profile and integrate them with other health metrics.
The company’s also giving that Tensor G3 chip a workout with the addition of a new AI-powered circle to search tool. It works exactly as advertised. You draw a circle over something on your phone’s screen, and the AI will search for the image, text or whatever else you highlighted. This will likely come in very handy in future episodes of spy and detective shows.
That’s just the first AI-adjacent feature included with the new update. There’s something called Photomoji that works exactly as you assume. It turns your favorite photos into emojis or reactions. Magic Compose is like the Magic Editor tool, but for text. Google says the tool “crafts stylized, suggested responses with the context of your messages.”
Finally, there’s the recently-teased Quick Share icon that shows you a list of devices nearby you can share content with. Google’s actually working to also get this feature included with Windows PCs.
To accompany this new update, Google’s releasing a mint green colorway for the Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro. They look really cute and I sort of want to eat them. The new feature drop starts rolling out today.
This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/googles-latest-pixel-phone-update-adds-new-ai-tools-and-a-working-thermometer-140006522.html?src=rss
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Google’s latest Pixel phone update adds new AI tools and a working thermometer
Go Here to Read this Fast! Quordle today – hints and answers for Thursday, January 25 (game #731)
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Quordle today – hints and answers for Thursday, January 25 (game #731)
Go Here to Read this Fast! WhatsApp could soon let you directly message other apps like Signal
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WhatsApp could soon let you directly message other apps like Signal