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Here’s how OpenAI uses your data when you use ChatGPT through Apple’s integrations

Following Apple’s integration of OpenAI’s ChatGPT within iOS 18, iPadOS 18, and macOS Sequoia, OpenAI has detailed how your data is handled when you use ChatGPT through Apple’s integration. You can use ChatGPT through Apple’s integrations without logging into a ChatGPT account, but you get access to additional features if you log into your account.… Continua a leggere Here’s how OpenAI uses your data when you use ChatGPT through Apple’s integrations

Russian government spies targeted Ukraine using tools developed by cybercriminals

Krispy Kreme discloses cyberattack that is disrupting online orders

Doughnut multinational Krispy Kreme disclosed a cyberattack that disrupted certain operations, including online ordering in the United States. © 2024 TechCrunch. All rights reserved. For personal use only.

200 VCs wanted to get into Lumen Orbit’s $11M seed round

Lumen Orbit, a startup looking to build data centers in space, was able to close its recent seed round in mere days amid intense investor interest. The Redmond, Washington-based company closed on an $11 million seed round at a $40 million valuation, confirming prior TechCrunch reporting that the company had raised a competitive double-digit round… Continua a leggere 200 VCs wanted to get into Lumen Orbit’s $11M seed round

Researchers uncover Chinese spyware used to target Android devices

Mantel’s app lets collectors show off their sports cards and other treasures

Back in February, Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian teamed up with Brent Montgomery (“Pawn Stars” producer) and Evan Parker (former general manager at The Athletic) to launch Mantel, a social network allowing collectors to share their latest finds, such as sports cards, TCGs (trading card games), comic books, coins, stamps, sneakers, watches, and more. Initially available… Continua a leggere Mantel’s app lets collectors show off their sports cards and other treasures

Flare raises $30M to thwart info-stealers like those used on Snowflake customers

Threat exposure management startup Flare thinks it has an answer to info-stealers with a service that watches the dark web, resets passwords. © 2024 TechCrunch. All rights reserved. For personal use only.

Numia’s software brings offline and online customer interaction data into one place

In the U.S. it’s common for companies that have both physical branches and online services to use customer relationship management (CRM) software that tracks all of their interactions with customers in one place. In LatAm that isn’t the case, though, as many enterprises and banks keep the data from physical locations siloed from its digital… Continua a leggere Numia’s software brings offline and online customer interaction data into one place

Former Bonobos founder is rethinking social media

In this week’s episode of found, Dom and Becca are joined by former Bonobos CEO Andy Dunn to talk about his mission to reverse America’s loneliness epidemic through Pie, an app built to facilitate connections in the real world. In this conversation, they get into Dunn’s personal experience moving to a new city that inspired… Continua a leggere Former Bonobos founder is rethinking social media

US sanctions Chinese cybersecurity firm for firewall hacks targeting critical infrastructure

The U.S. sanctioned a Chinese cybersecurity company and one of its employees for exploiting a zero-day vulnerability in Sophos firewalls to target U.S. organizations. On Tuesday, the U.S. Treasury Department said Guan Tianfeng, an employee of Sichuan Silence, used the vulnerability to compromise approximately 81,000 firewalls in April 2020. The hacking campaign, detailed by Sophos… Continua a leggere US sanctions Chinese cybersecurity firm for firewall hacks targeting critical infrastructure