ComputersNews

Conduent hack exposed 25 million medical, Social Security records

Who is Conduent? If you asked that question this past week, you’re not alone. Hackers stole sensitive information on a sizable portion of U.S. residents from this major data processor, with the original estimate to be about 10.5 million back in October. But recent disclosures have shot the number of the affected to 25 million—which pushed Conduent back into the news. The Texas Attorney General…
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GamingNews

‘It Would Shock the World’ — John Wick and Space Marine 2 Dev Teases ‘Coolest IP Ever’ It’s Had to Turn Down Twice

“If I could tell you the game that I turned down twice, it would shock the world,” claims Tim Willits, chief creative officer of Saber Interactive. The multi-studio developer has become famous of late for its impressive collection of existing IP video game adaptations, primarily taking the form of playable versions of popular film series such as The Evil Dead and upcoming John Wick…
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CryptoNews

Bitcoin Supply Hits 20 Million BTC After 6,267 Days, Final Coins Stretch Across 114 Years

More than 95% of bitcoin’s total supply has now been mined, leaving just 1 million coins to be produced over the next century as the network’s programmed scarcity tightens and issuance slows through future halving cycles. Bitcoin Supply Milestone Highlights Scarcity Built Into Protocol Bitcoin’s circulating supply has reached 20 million BTC, leaving 1 million coins before the protocol’s…
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AI & RoboticsNews

Anthropic sues Defense Department over supply-chain risk designation

Anthropic has made good on its promise to challenge the Department of Defense (DOD) in court after the agency labeled it a supply-chain risk late last week. The Claude maker filed two complaints against the DOD on Monday in California and Washington, D.C., after a weeks-long conflict between Anthropic and the DOD over whether the military should have unrestricted access to Anthropic’s AI…
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