Met manlief een paar dagen in Spanje. We vertoeven er vaker en hij is druk bezig met Duolingo om de taal te leren. Bij onze lokale tapasbar strijken we neer op het terras.
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AMSTERDAM (ANP) - Diverse ziekenhuizen houden de ontwikkelingen rond een cyberaanval op softwareleverancier ChipSoft nauwlettend in de gaten. Ze zijn door expertisecentrum Z-CERT op de hoogte gebracht van de aanval op het bedrijf, dat onder meer een grote speler is in elektronische patiëntendossiers, meldt onder meer ziekenhuis Rijnstate in Arnhem. Ook dat ziekenhuis gebruikt de bewuste software, maar benadrukt dat gegevens daar veilig zijn.
"Onze patiëntgegevens en andere informatievoorzieningen zijn veiliggesteld. Op dit moment ervaren wij geen verstoringen in ons systeem", aldus Rijnstate. Het ziekenhuis heeft uit voorzorg een verbinding met systemen van huisartsen dichtgezet, omdat daar het probleem zou zitten.
Het Slingeland Ziekenhuis in Doetinchem heeft voor de zekerheid "de verbindingen naar systemen van andere zorgverleners preventief afgesloten. Hierdoor is het tijdelijk niet mogelijk om digitale verwijzingen te versturen of dossiers van andere zorginstellingen digitaal te raadplegen."
Ook Frisius MC meldt het incident. "Ons ziekenhuis in Heerenveen gebruikt het elektronisch patiëntendossier van ChipSoft, maar is niet getroffen door dit incident. Uw gegevens zijn veilig", benadrukt het ziekenhuis. De vestiging in Leeuwarden gebruikt een ander systeem.
Ziekenhuis Antoni van Leeuwenhoek in Amsterdam gebruikt de systemen van ChipSoft ook voor de dossiers van patiënten. "Op dit moment ervaren wij geen verstoringen in onze systemen en de zorg aan onze patiënten gaat gewoon door. Dit betekent dat alle afspraken, behandelingen en opnames doorgaan", meldt het ziekenhuis dinsdagavond.
Ziekenhuis Tergooi MC in Hilversum heeft de dienst voor patiënten, Mijn Tergooi, tijdelijk uitgezet. Ook de koppelingen met andere diensten, zoals Beter Dichtbij en de Gezondheidsmeter, zijn tijdelijk afgesloten. "We kunnen nog niet aangeven hoe lang dit gaat duren", meldt het Tergooi in de nacht van dinsdag op woensdag.
Het Rotterdamse ziekenhuis Franciscus is naar eigen zeggen niet getroffen. "De software van ChipSoft die wij gebruiken draait in een afgesloten en goed beveiligde omgeving", laat de organisatie weten. "U kunt uw dossier nog steeds veilig bekijken via MijnFranciscus. Uw gegevens zijn veilig." Volgens Ziekenhuisgroep Twente (ZGT) in Almelo en Hengelo zijn er geen aanwijzingen dat systemen daar zijn getroffen.
ChipSoft en Z-CERT waren dinsdagavond niet bereikbaar. De website van ChipSoft werkte niet.
JERUZALEM (ANP/RTR) - Israël maakt deel uit van het twee weken durende staakt-het-vuren met Iran, melden de Israëlische staatsomroep Kan en CNN op basis van een hoge functionaris van het Witte Huis.
CNN meldt echter op basis van een functionaris dat Israël zich zorgen maakt over het tijdelijke bestand. Volgens de bron zal Israël zich aan het staakt-het-vuren houden maar doet het dit met tegenzin.
"Israël heeft nog steeds meer doelwitten op zijn lijst en meer doelen die het graag zou willen bereiken door middel van militaire actie in Iran", aldus de bron.
Hasn't released it to the public, because it would break the internet - in a bad way
For years, the infosec community’s biggest existential worry has been quantum computers blowing away all classical encryption and revealing the world’s secrets. Now they have a new Big Bad: an AI model that can generate zero-day vulnerabilities.…
Your PLCs aren't internet-connected, right? Right?!
Iranian-affiliated actors have escalated intrusions targeting critical US water and energy facilities, in some cases disrupting operations, the FBI and American cyber defense agencies said on Tuesday.…
Also asserts it can beat Cisco's homebrew hypervisor for calling apps
.NEXT Nutanix has teamed with Microsoft to bring cloudy desktops on-prem, using its extensive desktop virtualization (VDI) experience to make it work.…
Pair backs scraper blocking and standards to separate trusted agents from bad bots
Citing the need to adapt to an internet increasingly serving the needs of AI agents without considering the needs of site owners, Cloudflare and GoDaddy are partnering on efforts to control how AIs crawl the web and interact with web content.…
Matt Garman sounds the alarm but plays down the SaaS-pocalypse at Human[X]
Stefan Weitz, CEO and co-founder of the Human[X] conference, welcomed attendees to the AI-focused bitshow in San Francisco with the promise that they would receive no certainty and no playbook.…
But -- and just hear me out here -- the American voters did resummon Nyarlathotep because enough of us remain enthralled by his unfettered madness, wanton cruelty, and nonsensical brinkmanship. This is classic Negotiating 101 courtesy of the Faceless God himself! Sure, he may have kicked it up a notch from "sheer madness" to "abject depravity," but that's for the pundits to debate.
That said, yes, it seems like the promise to "fill every womb with salt and every testicle with spiders" is sort of backfiring. People don't respond well to that type of unprompted threat, and his immovable, hulking form appears to have finally met an immovable object. It's a little ironic that the "immovable object" in this metaphor is reality itself, but I'll take the poetic flourishes where I can these days. You can never have too much light in these dark times.
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Chrome is finally adding built-in vertical tabs, "which will move the tabs to the side of the browser window, making it easier to read full page titles and manage tab groups," reports TechCrunch. The company is also introducing an immersive reading mode for a distraction-free, text-focused experience. From the report: The company notes that the new vertical tabs can be enabled at any time by right-clicking on a Chrome window and selecting "Show Tabs Vertically." The company says there's no hard limit on the number of tabs that can be opened (beyond what would be limited already by the user's hardware). The vertical tabs work just as the horizontal tabs do, meaning you can have different Chrome windows with their own set of tabs or tab groups.
[...] Alongside the launch of vertical tabs, Chrome is also rolling out a new Reading Mode experience, which will offer a full-page interface to make it even easier to reduce on-screen clutter to focus on the text. This will be the new default experience for Chrome users, and arrives at a time when web pages, particularly those on news sites, have become cluttered with ads and prompts to subscribe to newsletters.
[...] Alongside the launch of vertical tabs, Chrome is also rolling out a new Reading Mode experience, which will offer a full-page interface to make it even easier to reduce on-screen clutter to focus on the text. This will be the new default experience for Chrome users, and arrives at a time when web pages, particularly those on news sites, have become cluttered with ads and prompts to subscribe to newsletters.
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An anonymous reader quotes a report from TorrentFreak: Following on the heels of the landmark Cox v. Sony ruling, the Supreme Court has vacated the contributory copyright infringement verdict against ISP Grande Communications, ordering the Fifth Circuit to reconsider its decision in light of the new precedent. [...] The order (PDF) effectively removes the case from the Supreme Court docket, urging the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals to take another look at its decision in light of the new ruling.
Given the similarities between the two cases, it is no surprise that the Supreme Court came to this conclusion. It is now up to the Fifth Circuit to revisit whether Grande's conduct meets the intent threshold that was established in Cox. That is a significantly higher bar than the one applied in the original verdict, which found that continuing to provide service to known infringers was enough to establish material contribution.
The music companies previously said they sent over a million copyright infringement notices, but that Grande failed to terminate even a single subscriber account in response. However, without proof of active inducement, these absolute numbers carry less weight now. Whether this translates into a win for Grande on remand remains to be seen. For now, however, the original $47 million verdict is further away than ever.
Given the similarities between the two cases, it is no surprise that the Supreme Court came to this conclusion. It is now up to the Fifth Circuit to revisit whether Grande's conduct meets the intent threshold that was established in Cox. That is a significantly higher bar than the one applied in the original verdict, which found that continuing to provide service to known infringers was enough to establish material contribution.
The music companies previously said they sent over a million copyright infringement notices, but that Grande failed to terminate even a single subscriber account in response. However, without proof of active inducement, these absolute numbers carry less weight now. Whether this translates into a win for Grande on remand remains to be seen. For now, however, the original $47 million verdict is further away than ever.
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