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A new script malfunctioned, and deleted 34 million files from the Japanese university's supercomputer, some of which cannot be recovered by backups. On December 16, Kyoto University began investigating a problem caused by a software update from Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE). It was discovered that approximately ...

Software Error Causes Loss of 34 Million Research Files at Kyoto University Read More "

Online security experts from around the world are working to patch one of the worst computer vulnerabilities discovered in years, a critical flaw in source code used in industry, government, cloud and enterprise software. "It would be hard to think of a company that wasn't at risk," said the director of security at Cloudflare, whose infrastructure ...

There's a Serious Bug Affecting Countless Computers Read More "

Decentralized Finance Protocol MonoX has confirmed that it was the victim of an attack in which more than $31 million in virtual currencies were stolen. According to MonoX, the hackers exploited a flaw in the company's software used to create smart contracts. This accounting error allowed the hackers to inflate the price of the token ...

Hackers Use Software Bug To Steal Cry ptocurrencies Read More "

A "white hat hacker" with skills that can help you find vulnerabilities in critical government systems could receive up to $150,000, in Singapore. Offered by GovTech., this Vulnerability Rewards Program is the latest bug busting project that aims to attract ethical hackers who help organizations find flaws in systems ...

Singapore Government Offers Prizes to Those Who Find Bugs in Their Critical Systems Read More "

A few days ago, the Russian Nauka module gave us a scare when it turned on its thrusters as soon as they docked at the International Space Station. An unexpected action that, in addition to causing surprise, shifted the entire angle of the International Space Station causing engineers to lose control of the infrastructure. Roscosmos, the Russian space agency, now has a ...

A Bug in Space: Russia Explains Why Its Module Thrusters Were Triggered Read More "

Fastly Inc. (FSLY.N), the company behind a major global Internet outage this week, said Wednesday that the incident was caused by a bug in its software that was triggered when one of its customers changed its settings. Tuesday's outage raised questions about the reliance on the Internet in some ...

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A flight from the UK to Spain took off with more than a ton of unexpected weight after a software error classified female passengers using the title "Miss" for children. This led to the flight's load sheet estimating the weight of 38 female passengers ...

Plane Takes Off With One Ton of Extra Weight Due to Software Error Read More "