Category Archives: Paypal

Nvidia acquires data storage and management platform SwiftStack

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Nvidia today announced that it has acquired SwiftStack, a software-centric data storage and management platform that supports public cloud, on-premises and edge deployments. The company’s recent launches focused on improving its support for AI, high-performance computing and accelerated computing workloads, which is surely what Nvidia is most interested in here. “Building AI supercomputers is exciting […] Continue reading Nvidia acquires data storage and management platform SwiftStack→

DocuSign acquires Seal Software for $188M to enhance its AI chops

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Contract management service DocuSign today announced that it is acquiring Seal Software for $188 million in cash. The acquisition is expected to close later this year. DocuSign, it’s worth noting, previously invested $15 million in Seal Software in 2019. Seal Software was founded in 2010, and, while it may not be a mainstream brand, its […] Continue reading DocuSign acquires Seal Software for $188M to enhance its AI chops→

Google Cloud’s newest data center opens in Salt Lake City

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Google Cloud announced today that it’s a new data center in Salt Lake City has opened, making it the 22nd such center the company has opened to-date. This Salt Lake City data center marks the third in the western region joining LA and Dalles, Oregon with the goal of providing lower latency compute power across […] Continue reading Google Cloud’s newest data center opens in Salt Lake City→

PayPal rejects report that exposed critical account takeover vulnerabilities

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By Sudais Asif
In a shocking decision, PayPal has rejected vulnerabilities reported by researchers as part of the payment giant’s bug bounty program.
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New PayPal Phishing Campaign Asks for Passport Photo, Driver’s License

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A new PayPal phishing campaign is taking a novel but direct approach to fraud by asking users, in good grammar, to provide Social Security and PIN numbers, passport and driver’s license data, and even upload photos of official documents to prove … Continue reading New PayPal Phishing Campaign Asks for Passport Photo, Driver’s License→

The 25 most impersonated brands in phishing attacks

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PayPal remains the top brand impersonated in phishing attacks for the second quarter in a row, with Facebook taking the #2 spot and Microsoft coming in third, according to Vade Secure. Leveraging data from more than 600 million protected mailboxes worl… Continue reading The 25 most impersonated brands in phishing attacks→

Chargebee offers free subscription billing to Extra Crunch members for up to $100K in revenue

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Extra Crunch is excited to announce a new community perk from automated subscription billing startup Chargebee. Starting today, annual and two-year members of Extra Crunch can receive free subscription invoicing until $100,000 in revenue is reached. You must be new to Chargebee to claim this offer. Chargebee helps you succeed with subscription billing. Chargebee replaces […] Continue reading Chargebee offers free subscription billing to Extra Crunch members for up to $100K in revenue→

This Week in Security: Windows 10 Apocalypse, Paypal Problems, and Cablehaunt

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Nicely timed to drop on the final day of Windows 7 support, Windows 10 received a fix to an extremely serious flaw in crypt32.dll. This flaw was reported by the good guys at the NSA. (We know it was the good guys, because they reported it rather than used …read more

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