CISA has added two vulnerabilities in discontinued D-Link products to its KEV catalog, including a decade-old flaw.
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Source: www.darkreading.com – Author: Elizabeth Montalbano, Contributing Writer Source: KsanderDN via Shutterstock Researchers have released an exploit for a zero-day security flaw in a family of D-Link routers that can allow attackers to take over devices and execute commands with root privileges. The SSD Secure Disclosure team of researchers released a proof-of-concept exploit for a […]
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Enlarge / 60 Starlink satellites stacked for launch at SpaceX facility in Cape Canaveral, Florida in 2019. (credit: SpaceX)
According to the research firm Quilty Space, SpaceX's Starlink satellite Internet business is now profitable.
During a webinar on Thursday, analysts from the firm outlined the reasons why they think SpaceX has been able to achieve a positive cash flow in its space Internet business just five years after the first batch of 60 satellites were launched.
The co-founder of the firm, Chris Quilty, said the rapidity of Starlink's rise surprised a lot of people, including himself. "A lot of industry veterans kind of scoffed at the idea," he said. "We'd seen this before."
Enlarge / Elon Musk, in Paris, France, on Friday, June 16, 2023. Musk predicted his Neuralink Corp. would carry out its first brain implant later that year. The first implantation took place in January 2024. (credit: Getty | Nathan Laine)
The first invasive brain chip that Neuralink embedded into a human brain has malfunctioned, with neuron-surveilling threads appearing to have become dislodged from the participant's brain, the company revealed in a blog post Wednesday.
It's unclear what caused the threads to become "retracted" from the brain, how many have retracted, or if the displaced threads pose a safety risk. Neuralink, the brain-computer interface startup run by controversial billionaire Elon Musk, did not immediately respond to a request for comment from Ars. The company said in its blog post that the problem began in late February, but it has since been able to compensate for the lost data to some extent by modifying its algorithm.
Neuralink touts that its invasive implant includes 64 flexible threads carrying a total of 1,024 electrodes that can detect neuronal activity. Those flexible threads—described as thinner than a human hair—are inserted individually into the brain by the company's proprietary surgical robot. The goal is for the threads to be placed near neurons of interest so that signals detected by the electrodes can be recorded and decoded into intended actions, such as moving a cursor on a computer screen.
In a move aimed at enhancing cybersecurity capabilities across the globe, leading cybersecurity firm McAfee has joined the Brokerslink network as a 'B.Tech affiliate'.
This strategic partnership enables McAfee to extend its range of cutting-edge cybersecurity services to Brokerslink's extensive network of partners and affiliates spanning 133 countries.
McAfee is renowned for its comprehensive suite of consumer cybersecurity solutions, encompassing antivirus protection, mobile security, virtual private network (VPN), web protection, personal data cleanup, and identity monitoring.
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