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Image: AndersonPiza/Envato A trusted automation tool has quietly become a weapon for delivering malware. Researchers at Cisco Talos report that since at least October 2025, attackers have been abusing n8n workflows to bypass traditional security defenses. By leveraging the platform’s legitimate infrastructure and strong reputation, these campaigns can deliver tailored malware, establish persistent access, and fingerprint victims while evading detection. What makes this tactic especially dangerous is how convincingly it blends into normal business activity. And because the attack adapts in real time to each victim, the same phishing link can lead to very different outcomes depending on who clicks…
Image: Generated with Google’s Nano Banana 2. Nine in 10 employees are already using AI at work. The catch? Most are still figuring it out as they go. As AI cements its place in the daily workflow, companies are no longer treating it as an experiment. It’s an expectation. But while adoption has surged, confidence and competence haven’t kept pace. A new Study.com report reveals a widening gap between using AI and using it well. Training is inconsistent, independent proficiency is rare, and the promised productivity gains are proving far less reliable than the hype suggests. Employees are expected to…
The UK government is looking for education tech (EdTech) and artificial intelligence (AI) companies to help with its push to create AI tutoring tools for use in schools. Up to eight companies will be chosen to work alongside teachers to develop these tutoring tools aimed at helping students from underrepresented backgrounds to have a more level playing field in the classroom. Minister for digital government Ian Murray said: “The best educational support outside school has too often been the privilege of those who can afford it. AI gives us a genuine opportunity to change that – to put the…
After establishing a robotics ecosystem, leading innovators from Norway’s capital are calling for more open access to risk capital so that they can take the next step in advancing technology. When it comes to tech startup success, Norway’s credentials are unique when compared to counterparts in Stockholm, Copenhagen, Gothenburg or even Helsinki. Over time, Oslo’s strong industrial and maritime traditions have transitioned to focus on business agility and tech disruption. In turn, academic institutions and startup incubators have looked to capture the momentum, fostering a wave of budding entrepreneurs and innovators. The final ingredient to this mix has been…
It looked slightly interesting then, and it looks slightly interesting now. It was a quiet trailblazer too, the Caliber, though into a bit of a cul-de-sac of the kind occupied by the Talbot Matra Rancho and all those faux off-road superminis like the VW Polo Cross, the Rover Streetwise, the Hyundai Getz Cross (regrettably not sold here) and today’s admittedly more successful Dacia Sandero Stepway. We’re talking crossovers, machines milder than the Caliber’s Jeep Compass cousin or even the Nissan Qashqai, which rides higher. As a follow-up to the Dodge Neon (Chrysler to us) the Caliber certainly moved with the…
What would she do??? By the wonderful Grace Farris. P.S. Mom voices and wise words.… Read more The post What Would Weekend Mom Do? appeared first on Cup of Jo.
You may already have read Illya Verpraet’s comprehensive report on the new Volkswagen T-Roc, dispatched from Lisbon in November. And in just a couple of months’ time you’ll be able to read an even more comprehensive review, bolstered by economy and performance figures obtained at Horiba MIRA proving ground, when the T-Roc undergoes its full road test. But in case this is somehow not enough T-Roc for you, here’s a brief report from the car’s fresh-off-the-boat arrival into the UK – a market in which the first-generation model was spectacularly successful between 2017 and 2025, even as its specific niche became increasingly…
Audi could hybridise its 2.5-litre five-cylinder engine as a way of keeping it on sale in Europe in the face of stricter emissions regulations, Audi Sport boss Rolf Michl has told Autocar. In its current configuration, the 394bhp ‘EA855’ falls foul of the new Euro 7 emissions regulations coming into force in November. Bringing it into compliance would demand a substantial engineering investment – a difficult business case to justify when the engine is deployed in just two models globally: the Audi RS3 and Cupra Formentor VZ5. The recent launch of the RS3 Competition Limited was seen as a potential swansong for the…
Physical car controls will become an increasingly crucial way for car brands to stand out in the future, according to a leading design firm. “You can see how screens have made their way into vehicles and they’re upgradable, but unless they’re dealt with well, it can be quite a lazy intervention,” Luke Miles, founder of NewTerritory, told Autocar. “There is a moment [coming] when there’s going to be a new level of value in some of the analogue bits, some of the real high-value bits that you interface with.” NewTerritory has historically focused on aviation, designing interiors for US giant…
The cloud industry has long promoted a reassuring sustainability narrative: Hyperscalers are more efficient and renewables for energy are growing, which means shifting workloads off‑premises and reduces emissions. But how “green” is a specific cloud workload, in a specific region, at a specific time? For most enterprise buyers, that comparison remains frustratingly hard. Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft, and Google all publish sustainability data and customer-facing emissions tools, but they disclose different things, at different levels of granularity, using different methods. That makes direct comparisons difficult just as cloud becomes the default destination for AI workloads. Similar metrics on…