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Deep Shah

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Covers:  Blockchain Development, ICO Development, Smart Contracts

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india’s Leading Emerging Technology Company - Codezeros

Codezeros is a blockchain development company and believes that the power of ideas can transform the world and every successful business was first a business idea. In this digital age,

As a truly pioneering blockchain development company in India, we focus on your ideas and how they can be implemented better with blockchain technology, AI, VR, and IoT. Decentralization of information has a disruptive potential to change how all busines…

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China-Linked JDY Botnet Expands, Infects 1,500 Devices

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By Deep Shah
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The JDY botnet, used by Chinese state-sponsored hacking groups like Volt Typhoon, has rapidly expanded to over 1,500 compromised SOHO routers and IoT devices. Its operators have diversified their targets to include devices from Ubiquiti, Hikvision, Linksys, and others, primarily located in the U.S. and Brazil.
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ServiceNow Flaw Exploited in Cyber Attack

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By Deep Shah
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ServiceNow has patched a vulnerability allowing unauthenticated users excessive access to certain customer instances. The company detected “anomalous activity” and evidence of successful queries against a subset of customers. The issue, known internally for about two months, primarily impacted customers on the “Australia” platform release. No CVE identifier has been assigned to this security flaw at this time.
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Meta Expands AI Data Use for Feeds, Chatbots

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By Deep Shah
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Meta will now use data from other businesses to personalize user feeds and AI chatbot responses, expanding beyond targeted ads. The company asserts it is not collecting new data and is streamlining user controls for managing how this information is used. Users can opt out; if they do, content will be based on their activity on Meta‘s own platforms instead. The policy change is scheduled to take effect in the U.S. and several other countries starting in July 2026.
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