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2 Stocks to Buy as Inflation Fears Fade
Investor optimism has increased considerably in the past few weeks thanks to cooling inflation figures, the Fed’s downshift on monetary tightening, and fading recession fears. Moreover, a strong job report…
Frond is a witty cross between Discord and Facebook groups
If you’re tired of unwieldy conversations on Discord, or abandoned Facebook groups that no one uses anymore, Frond has an alternative. Launching today, Frond is a tool for building communities online. At the helm are Matt Blackshaw, founder of Sold, and Jan Senderek, who founded Loom; both companies were sold to Dropbox. On Frond, you […]
Frond is a witty cross between Discord and Facebook groups by Amanda Silberling originally published on TechCrunch
Ushur, which aims to automate aspects of the customer experience, raises $50M
Automation tech continues to attract funding in an increasingly challenging macroeconomic environment. That’s because of its cash-saving potential, no doubt. In a recent survey by Zapier — not the most unbiased source, granted, given that the company sells automation software — about 44% of employees say that automation saves them time while almost a third […]
Ushur, which aims to automate aspects of the customer experience, raises $50M by Kyle Wiggers originally published on TechCrunch
Cybersecurity teams, beware: The defender’s dilemma is a lie
The idea that attackers have all the advantages and that defenders must be passive and wait for something to respond to is practically an axiom of cybersecurity. It is also a lie.
Cybersecurity teams, beware: The defender’s dilemma is a lie by Annie Saunders originally published on TechCrunch
LockBit ransomware group threatens to publish stolen Royal Mail data
The Russian-linked LockBit ransomware gang has claimed responsibility for the Royal Mail cyberattack and is threatening to publish the data it stole from the U.K. postal giant. Royal Mail, which has been battling a cyberattack since January 10, was added to LockBit’s dark web leak site on Monday. The listing, seen by TechCrunch, doesn’t say how […]
LockBit ransomware group threatens to publish stolen Royal Mail data by Carly Page originally published on TechCrunch
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1 Internet Stock to Buy Hand Over Fist and 2 to Avoid
With the growing adoption and expanding Internet of things (IoT) market globally, the internet industry is well-positioned to soar. Given its solid financials and growth potential, it could be wise…
1 Internet Stock to Buy Hand Over Fist and 2 to Avoid
With the growing adoption and expanding Internet of things (IoT) market globally, the internet industry is well-positioned to soar. Given its solid financials and growth potential, it could be wise…
Laser-focused on creativity, Glowforge adds AI image generation
We’ve all had a lot of fun with creating game assets, odd selfies, custom stock images and dubious nudes, and it was only a question of time before one of the big hardware-makers jumped on the AI image generation band wagon. Today, laser cutting and printing company Glowforge releases its Magic Canvas feature, which lets […]
Laser-focused on creativity, Glowforge adds AI image generation by Haje Jan Kamps originally published on TechCrunch