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AI-created images lose U.S. copyrights in test for new technology By Blake Brittain
04/30/23
"Zarya of the Dawn" author Kris Kashtanova is entitled to a copyright for the parts of the book Kashtanova wrote and arranged, but not for the images produced by Midjourney, the office said in its letter, dated Tuesday.
The decision is one of the first by a U.S. court or agency -
Starting An LLC As A Freelancer: A Worthy Investment by Jacqueline Luberto
04/30/23
I never meant to start an LLC. In fact, I thought only fratty business bros could create them. LLC stands for “Limited Liability Company” and it’s not as exclusive as it sounds. Anyone can make one, and I believe it is completely worth the $100 investment.
I made my LLC on a whim, a -
Apprenticeships can offer workers on-the-job training. Why aren’t they more popular? by AJ Hess
04/29/23
In our fractured political environment, it’s hard to get consensus on anything. But there’s a bright spot of agreement when it comes to creating opportunities for individuals without a college degree, and preparing workers through noncollege routes.
Governors across the U.S., both Dem -
APU president says the school can help address Alaska’s outmigration woes
04/25/23
Alaska Pacific University, with about 600 students, is dwarfed by its next-door neighbor, the University of Alaska Anchorage and its approximately 11,000 students.
But university President Janelle Vanasse said the small private university, which is transitioning into a federally designate -
Understanding the GitHub Security Incident: Implications and Preventive Measures
04/24/23
In January 2023, GitHub announced that it had suffered a data breach, which resulted in hacker/s stealing the code-signing certificates for a few versions of GitHub Desktop and Atom. This is a significant security incident that has serious implications for both GitHub and its users. In this blog, we -
FIVE CAREER MILESTONES TO WORK TOWARD
04/24/23
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Think back to your first “real job.” Remember the nerves you had before the inte -
3 REASONS TO OUTSOURCE STAFFING
04/23/23
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Business outsourcing is a key ingredient for many businesses success. Bringing in ou -
WHY DESKTOP SUPPORT IS BECOMING MORE IMPORTANT
04/22/23
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Every year, breakthroughs in technology change the modern workplace. New technology -
Belgium's job scene: Five standout sectors by halian.com
04/21/23
The job market in Belgium is growing, with an employment rate of close to 75% in 2023. A safe and thriving place to live, more expat professionals are looking for job opportunities here.
But what are the main standout sectors in Belgium’s job market? Here we break down the top five.
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5 Tech Certifications That Help Make You Stand Out
04/21/23
Tech certifications can be a great way for professionals to stand out in the job market and demonstrate their expertise in a particular field. These certifications are often recognized by employers as a sign of dedication and competence, and can be a valuable asset when seeking new job opportunities -
HOW TO SCREEN AND HIRE FOR CULTURE FIT
04/21/23
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“Culture eats strategy for breakfast,” well-known management thinker Peter Druck -
FINDING THE FIT: MORE ABOUT BEHAVIORAL AND CASE INTERVIEWING
04/20/23
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Behavioral interviewing is a technique that lays out a specific situation or challen -
Dark Mode vs. Light Mode: Which Is Better? By Raluca Budiu
04/19/23
Recently, spurred by the introduction of dark mode in IOS 13, a reporter asked me to comment on the usability of dark mode and its popularity as a design trend. It’s a question that I also got several times from attendees to our UX Conference.
iOS 13: Light mode (left) vs. dark mo -
THE NEW FORMULA FOR ACQUIRING AND PRESERVING TALENT
04/19/23
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Hiring and preserving talent is of top priority to almost every single company as ma -
This Portuguese edtech scores €1.5M to revolutionise the future of learning byAbhinaya Prabhu
04/18/23
Reportedly, 87% of organisations worldwide face key skills shortages within their workforce. However, commonly used learning models do not address this problem. While the traditional classroom method has limited capacity and lacks scalability, online courses often prove insufficient regarding partic -
Why Entrepreneurship Should Be Taught Before College by Levi King
04/18/23
I wish I'd been taught entrepreneurship when I was young for lots of reasons.
As a farm boy in Idaho, all I knew about my potential career was that I didn't want to be poor when I grew up. My grandpa, who was a successful doctor, suggested I become an anesthesiologist, and I lat -
Leaders: How mentoring can help your communication skills BY WEAVING INFLUENCE
04/18/23
Without good conversation, mentoring becomes, at best, a series of perfunctory check-ins on goal progress — and at worst, a growing list of to-dos that are overwhelming and demotivating for the mentee and uninspiring for the mentor. In order to maintain enthusiasm, create meaningful action and sus -
In Argentina, coding bootcamps target the poor to fill tech jobs by David Feliba
04/18/23
What’s the context?
Free IT classes offer youth from low-income backgrounds a foothold into Argentina's tech sector
Argentina's thriving tech sector faces skills shortages
Free classes aim to equip poor for well-paid jobs
Lack of tech equipment -
STRUGGLING TO FIND GOOD TALENT? YOU'RE NOT ALONE.
04/18/23
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If you’re struggling to find suitable talent, you’re not the only one. Companies -
WHAT IS CMMI? A MODEL FOR OPTIMIZING DEVELOPMENT PROCESSES
04/17/23
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The Capability Maturity Model Integration (CMMI) is a process and behavioral model f -
The Best Mentors Ask These Questions! by Gwen Moran
04/17/23
It’s hard to deny that good mentors are important. The best workplaces have formal programs to develop mentoring relationships. LinkedIn has even launched a feature to help you find one. And how to be a good mentor is a topic of perennial interest.
One of the most important characterist -
15 Career Milestones To Celebrate (And How To Set New Ones) by Kim Managhan
04/17/23
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When you look at your professional life in terms of career milestones, it can be ver -
HOW AI IS ENHANCING THE CUSTOMER SERVICE EXPERIENCE
04/16/23
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“Can machines think and perform activities that require human intelligence?” It -
Starting strong by Andrea Feinberg
04/16/23
What’s the difference between mentoring relationships that thrive and those that don’t? We believe the secret sauce is — Starting Strong — relationships in which skilled mentors, with intention and effort — not with luck and happenstance — start strong and lay the foundation for a thrivi -
5 KEY TECH TOOLS FOR STARTUPS
04/15/23
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Technology can be tricky for any business, particularly those just getting off the g -
What it takes to be successful at mentoring by Lori Fischler and Mike St. Pierre
04/15/23
What do you really need to learn to be successful?
How can you be more productive and effective in the way your organization needs you to be?
What behaviors are you demonstrating that are getting in the way?
Do you have an honest appraisal of how you are viewed by th -
THE ONE THING THAT CAN SPEED UP YOUR RECRUITMENT PROCESS
04/14/23
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The decision to hire a new employee isn’t one to take lightly. The average length -
Why Do Local Businesses Have To Worry About Content Marketing And How Should They Do It? by Jeff Riddall
04/14/23
Content marketing, particularly of the digital variety, has become an increasingly popular item in modern marketers’ toolboxes.
While many larger organizations have been quick to embrace content marketing strategies, smaller local businesses often underestimate its potential or remain u -
Google Links More iOS, Android Zero-Day Exploits to Spyware Vendors By Eduard Kovacs
04/13/23
Several zero-day vulnerabilities patched last year had been exploited by commercial spyware vendors to target Android and iOS devices, according to a report published on Wednesday by Google’s Threat Analysis Group (TAG).
Google’s security researchers have detailed the zero-day and n- -
Veritas Vulnerabilities Exploited in Ransomware Attacks Added to CISA ‘Must Patch’ List ByIonut Arghire
04/13/23
The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has ordered federal agencies to patch three Veritas Backup Exec vulnerabilities exploited in ransomware attacks.
A data backup product, Veritas Backup Exec supports mixed environments, with support for desktop operating system -
Critical Vulnerability in Hikvision Storage Solutions Exposes Video Security Data by Eduard Kovacs
04/13/23
Video surveillance giant Hikvision this week informed customers that it has patched a critical vulnerability affecting its Hybrid SAN and cluster storage products.
The vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2023-28808, has been described by the vendor as an access control issue that can be exploit -
Cyber-Attacks in the Media Industry Making Headlines by James Coker
04/13/23
The media industry is more visible to the public than virtually any other sector. Encompassing film, television, radio, gaming consoles, online and print, it is the arena that provides people with access to news and insights into the outside world, as well as fulfilling people’s entertainment need -
Phishing Campaigns Use SVB Collapse to Harvest Crypto by Phil Muncaster
04/13/23
Security researchers have uncovered several new phishing campaigns using the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) as a lure to steal cryptocurrency.
Proofpoint said it spotted lures related to USD Coin (USDC), a digital stablecoin tied to the dollar, that was impacted by the SVB collapse -
KFC Owner Discloses Data Breach by Phil Muncaster
04/13/23
A leading US fast food company has been sending out breach notification letters to individuals impacted by a ransomware incident that occurred in January.
Yum Brands – which owns KFC, Taco Bell and Pizza Hut – suffered a ransomware breach on around January 13. According to an SEC fili -
Ethical Hackers Could Earn up to $20,000 Uncovering ChatGPT by Beth Maundrill
04/13/23
OpenAI is offering white hat hackers up to $20,000 to find security flaws as part of its bug bounty program launched on April 11, 2023.
The ChatGPT developer announced the initiative as part of its commitment to secure artificial intelligence (AI). The company has been under scrutiny by s -
Student Entrepreneurship Fuels Business Growth And Learning by Christopher Marquis
04/13/23
A recent study conducted by the National Association of Colleges and Employers pointed to a disturbing trend. While graduates believe they are well prepared for a job, employers increasingly think otherwise.
Nick Bayer, Founder and CEO of Public Benefit Corporation and hospitality company -
Prolific Spanish Teen Hacking Suspect Arrested by Phil Muncaster
04/13/23
Spanish police have arrested a 19-year-old who they claim represents a national security threat due to the magnitude of the cyber-attacks he has conducted.
An investigation into Jose Luis Huertas (aka “Alcasec”) began after he allegedly hacked the national council of the judiciary (CG -
Zelle Phishing by Jeremy Fuchs
04/13/23
Zelle, the widely used and highly acclaimed money-transfer service, is now a prime target for cybercriminals. The simplicity of sending funds to friends or businesses through Zelle has made it appealing for hackers looking to cash in. Cybersecurity researchers at Avanan, a Check Point Software Compa -
Italy's Privacy Watchdog Blocks ChatGPT Amid Privacy Concerns by Alessandro Mascellino
04/13/23
The Italian Data Protection Authority (Garante per la protezione dei dati personali) has temporarily suspended the use of the artificial intelligence (AI) service ChatGPT in the country.
The privacy watchdog opened a probe into OpenAI’s chatbot and blocked the use of the service due to -
Researchers Uncover 7000 Malicious Open Source Packages by Phil Muncaster
04/12/23
Security vendor Sonatype detected 6933 malicious open source packages in the month of March alone, bringing the total discovered since 2019 to 115,165.
Info-stealers comprised a significant number of these malicious components, including copycats of the popular W4SP stealer, such as one c -
The Best Mentorships Help Both People Grow by David Nour
04/12/23
Businesses are now transforming at an accelerated pace and your industry may look very different five to 10 years from now. Your ability to grow and develop the skills you need to thrive will depend largely on your adaptability and willingness to learn and collaborate with others. Mentorships are gr -
UA to Honor 8 Faculty for Research, Creativity
04/11/23
The annual Faculty Research Day on April 19 will honor members of The University of Alabama faculty for their research, scholarship and creative contributions.
As part of the celebration, faculty members recognized with the President’s Faculty Research Award will be honored during a cer -
BetterHelp Shared Users’ Sensitive Health Data, FTC Says By Associated Press
04/11/23
The online counseling service BetterHelp has agreed to return $7.8 million to customers to settle with the Federal Trade Commission for sharing health data it had promised to keep private
The online counseling service BetterHelp has agreed to return $7.8 million to customers to settle wit -
Over a Million Financial Records Exposed in Data Incident Involving Fintech Company by Jeremiah Fowler
04/11/23
Cybersecurity researcher Jeremiah Fowler discovered and reported to WebsitePlanet a non-password protected database that contained a large number of PDF documents.
The PDF documents that were made public included invoices from both individuals and businesses who used an app to pay for pro -
U.S. Scrambles to Investigate Military Intel Leak by Phil Muncaster
04/11/23
Pentagon officials are reportedly racing to identify the source of a leak of military intelligence, which could disrupt Ukraine’s planned spring offensive against Russian troops.
Scores of slides were published on Discord and Telegram, with some dating back to January, according to The -
Vermont’s career and tech education system needs repair, report says by Peter D'Auria
04/10/23
Vermont’s career and technical education system suffers from a lack of coordination, regional disparities and challenges with funding, a new report found.
The 79-page report by Colorado-based consulting firm Augenblick, Palaich & Associates and the nonprofit National Center on Educ -
Windows Zero-Day Exploited in Nokoyawa Ransomware Attacks ByEduard Kovacs
04/10/23
A Windows zero-day vulnerability fixed by Microsoft with its April 2023 Patch Tuesday updates has been exploited by cybercriminals in ransomware attacks, according to Kaspersky.
Microsoft’s latest round of security updates addresses roughly 100 vulnerabilities, including CVE-2023-28252, -
Superyacht-Maker Hit by Easter Ransomware Attack by Phil Muncaster
04/10/23
A noted maker of luxury yachts for the super-rich suffered a ransomware attack over the Easter weekend, although it is not clear if sensitive customer information was stolen.
Founded in 1875, German shipbuilder Lürssen is said to make annual revenue close to €2bn ($2.2bn) and will doub -
Two-Fifths of IT Pros Told to Keep Breaches Quiet by Phil Muncaster
04/09/23
Over two-fifths (42%) of IT professionals have been told to keep a security breach under wraps, potentially inflaming regulatory compliance risk, according to a new study from Bitdefender.
The security vendor polled 400 IT professionals, from IT junior managers to CISOs across various ind -
HOW TO GET THE MOST OUT OF A NETWORKING EVENT
04/09/23
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Regardless of your field of work, networking plays an important role in the growth a -
Questions to ask your career counselor by Indeed Editorial Team
04/08/23
Preparing ahead of time can help you get the most out of your session with a career counselor. Here are a few questions you might ask them:
1. How can I build on my strengths?
Potential employers are likely to ask you what you consider to be your biggest strengths, and identifying th -
HOW TO PROTECT YOUR SMALL BUSINESS FROM HACKERS
04/07/23
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What would happen if a hacker decided to launch a cyber attack against your business -
Powerful Plugins: The Best Free WordPress Plugins for Freelance Designers
04/07/23
As a freelance designer, you know that having your own portfolio website is one of the best ways to secure new clients.
However, did you know that there are tons of free WordPress plugins designed to make your website faster, easier to manage, and more secure – even on a tight freelance -
College Students and Freelancing: Making Side Gig Money While in College By Ben Walker
04/07/23
You’re told that the years you’re in college are the best of your life. Generally, that’s true, and it conveniently skims over one small detail: money. The cost of tuition, bills, study materials, clothes, toiletries and socializing all add up, and when you’re studying full-time, it doesn’ -
Apple Patches Two Zero-Days Exploited in the Wild by Alessandro Mascellino
04/07/23
Apple released updates for two zero-day vulnerabilities that were used to attack iPhone, iPad and Mac devices.
“Apple is aware of a report that [these issues] may have been actively exploited,” the tech giant wrote in a security advisory published last Friday.
The first pat -
Ransomware “Paralyzes” Spanish Employment Agency by Phil Muncaster
04/06/23
The Spanish employment agency has been struck by a major ransomware attack, knocking out hundreds of offices around the country at a time when the pandemic had already put tremendous strain on the department.
A note on the website of SEPE explained that a “security incident” had affec -
SEVEN WAYS TO BE HEARD IN MEETINGS AS AN INTROVERT
04/06/23
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Meetings can be one of the most intimidating environments for introverts. When mixed -
Reasons Why Freelancing During College is Awesome! by Rachel Elle
04/04/23
reelance writing can accommodate a lot of lifestyles, providing an effective – and fun! – way to make extra cash while indulging in a passion for words and witticisms. And it’s perfect for college students!
I stumbled into freelance writing during the second semester of my junior ye -
Malicious Android Apps Sold For Up to $20,000 on Darknet by Alessandro Mascellino
04/04/23
Malicious Android apps have been found for sale on the darknet and are being sold for up to $20,000, according to security researchers at Kaspersky.
The company described the findings in an article published on Monday, in which it said the team collected examples from nine different darkn -
DISASTER RECOVERY VS. BACKUP: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
04/02/23
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Backup and disaster recovery are two buzzwords often heard in the technology world t
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AI-created images lose U.S. copyrights in test for new technology By Blake Brittain
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