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JBS paid $11 million Bitcoin ransom to restore systems, avoid further attacks White House says paying ransom isn’t a good idea When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works. JBS reportedly paid about $11 million in ransom to the cyber criminals who encrypted their network,disrupting operationsacross North America and Australia. Theransomwareattack, attributed to the notorious REvil gang, forced the world’s largest meat producer to shut down its beef plants in the US, as well as halting operations across Canada, and Australia....

TechRadar Verdict The Kobo Elipsa lets you read, take notes, draw and, of course, you can buy ebooks, borrow from a public library (in select markets), and read longform web articles on its 10.3-inch E Ink display. In fact, that large screen is perfect for comics and graphic novels. While the stylus is useful, its not the best writing experience, but there’s a huge number writing tasks you can achieve here....

Loki episode 1 ending explained: who’s the cloaked figure? There are three possible answers – spoilers ahead When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works. Spoilersfor this week’s episode of Loki follow. Who’s the cloaked figure at the end ofLokiepisode 1? Well, if you were paying attention to the first episode of the latestMarvel Cinematic Universeshow, you’ll know the answer: it’s Loki!...

Many staff are still using work devices for personal and illegal activities Remote employees do not always consider cybersecurity risks When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works. Since the transition toremote working, businesses have failed to communicate the importance of sticking to cybersecurity policies and preventing cross-contamination between work and personal activities, new data from Yubico suggests. The password security company surveyed 3,000 remote staff from around Europe and found that almost half (42%) use work-issued devices for personal tasks....

Metal Slug Tactics is XCOM merged with arcade pixel shooting action Pixel-art violence When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works. A 90s arcade classic made a surprise return at theSummer Game Fest 2021showcase. The Metal Slug franchise is returning for Metal Slug Tactics, a new turn-based title based on the run-and-gun shoot-em-up hit. Taking the pixel-art anime styling of the original series, and mixing it with the grid-based, isometric tactical gameplay of the likes of XCOM, it’s set to release on PC, with no word yet on a console version....

Microsoft 365 customers are getting a handy new tool for no extra cost Lightweight Visio app will be available to Microsoft 365 users soon When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works. Microsofthas announced that it will create a lightweight version of its Visiodiagram softwareforMicrosoft 365so that users can quickly create and visualize their business processes, data and more. Visiohas long been available as a standalone app that users who need to create intricate diagrams can buy through a subscription or as a one-time purchase....

Microsoft says cryptomining attacks are targeting Kubernetes Ongoing campaign exploits a misconfigured framework When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works. Cybersecurityexperts atMicrosofthave shared details about a new campaign that is attacking Kubeflow workloads to deploy malicious pods inKubernetesclusters that are then used for miningcryptocurrency. Kubeflow is a popularopen sourceframework that’s used for running machine learning (ML) tasks in Kubernetes. In ablog post, Yossi Weizman, Senior Security Research Engineer, Cloud Security Research, from Microsoft’s Israel Development Center, explains that they spotted the campaign late in May intrigued by a spike in deployments of TensorFlow pods in various Kubernetes clusters....