Over 7 million records exposed, according to vpnMentor, but app maker says there is no sign of malicious use. …read more Source:: DarkReading

Copyright infringement claim ‘not in anyone’s interest’ responds org Several of the world’s largest publishers have sued the Internet Archive for its “emergency library” of 1.3 million books, claiming the organization is engaging in “willful digital piracy on an industrial scale.”… …read more Source:: TheRegister

Apple has released iOS 13.5.1 today, which the company says “provides important security updates and is recommended for all users,” albeit without much detail in the change log. But as noted by Twitter account Apple Software Updates, the update is meant to patch out the kernel vulnerability used by the recent Unc0ver jailbreak. The Verge…

Apple has fixed a flaw in the “Sign in with Apple” feature that could have enabled attackers to break into user accounts for third-party services. …read more Source:: DarkReading

Employees are participating in a virtual walkout because they think Facebook made the wrong call. …read more Source:: CNet

The coronavirus is helping to erode the hype around artificial intelligence; data scientists get the axe and some ‘old-fashioned’ solutions work better. From a report: When SharpestMinds, a startup that sells mentoring services to data scientists, surveyed its alumni in April and again in May, it found that 6% of respondents had been affected by…

Intelligent Reflecting Surfaces – other IRS that can ruin your day Wireless networking researchers have proposed a way to jam wireless signals without power.… …read more Source:: TheRegister

Microsoft’s Virtual Assistant Accelerator and Bot Framework Composer tools are now generally available. And developers can now use Bot Framework to create new Alexa skills. …read more Source:: ZDNet

The tech giant’s latest “feature drop” focuses on safety, sleep and an adaptive battery to let you know how long it’ll last. …read more Source:: CNet

An anonymous reader quotes a report from the BBC: As the United States deals with widespread civil unrest across dozens of cities, “hacktivist” group Anonymous has returned from the shadows. The hacker collective was once a regular fixture in the news, targeting those it accused of injustice with cyber-attacks. After years of relative quiet, it…