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Two-dimensional quantum freeze

Researchers have succeeded in simultaneously cooling the motion of a tiny glass sphere in two dimensions to the quantum ground-state. This represents a crucial step towards a 3D ground-state cooling of a massive object and opens up new opportunities for the design of ultra-sensitive sensors.
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F5 and Visa join forces to enhance security throughout the customer experience

F5 and Visa join forces to enable merchants to securely reduce login friction for their customers. Customers expect seamless commerce experiences and transactions to be secure. Yet, in today’s digital-first world, customers are under threat from bad actors looking to steal data and commit fraud. Now, through F5 and Visa’s collaboration, merchants can provide their customers a seamless, secure, and personalized shopping experience. F5’s Distributed Cloud Authentication Intelligence leverages artificial intelligence and behavior analytics to … More → The post F5 and Visa join forces to enhance security throughout the customer experience appeared first on Help Net Security.
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How to use feature management to speed software modernization

As agencies move to agile software development and implement continuous integration, continuous delivery pipelines, the ability to test apps safely midstream and quickly pull back to adjust or revise features creates a secure path for modernization.
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Integrating humans with AI in structural design

A new design process that uses generative design but also seeks feedback from humans is more effective at producing designs that are fully optimized for their purpose.
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3 accessibility concepts CIOs need to know

Three core concepts to help IT leaders navigate accessibility and build more inclusive futures.
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ANZ Institutional digital lead moves to RACQ

After four-and-a-half year stint at the bank.
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NSW bug hunters turned up 22,000 vulnerabilities in gov computers in 2022

Log4j, passwords present ongoing challenges.
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US prepares new rules on investment in technology abroad

Controls could apply to ‘adversarial nations’.
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Researchers discover ‘kill switch’ in Starlink terminals

Management interface patched in December.
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Week in review: LastPass breach, GCP data exfiltration, UEFI bootkit

Here’s an overview of some of last week’s most interesting news, articles, interviews and videos: Google Cloud Platform allows data exfiltration without a (forensic) trace Attackers can exfiltrate company data stored in Google Cloud Platform (GCP) storage buckets without leaving obvious forensic traces of the malicious activity in GCP’s storage access logs, Mitiga researchers have discovered. QNAP starts bug bounty program with rewards up to $20,000 QNAP Systems, the Taiwanese manufacturer of popular NAS and … More → The post Week in review: LastPass breach, GCP data exfiltration, UEFI bootkit appeared first on Help Net Security.
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