DOJ Targets Google’s Dominance with Proposed Antitrust Reforms
The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) is ramping up its antitrust battle against Google with sweeping proposals aimed at dismantling the tech giant’s grip on the search engine market. Among the measures are the potential sale of Google Chrome, restrictions on Android’s search engine preferences, and an end to exclusive agreements that stifle competition.
Broadband Trade Groups Defend Customer Service Amid FCC Review
In response to the FCC’s October inquiry into internet and phone providers’ customer service quality, broadband trade associations argue that competition compels them to deliver top-tier customer support. However, the claim that customers consistently receive “high-quality” service may come as a surprise to many who have faced long wait times, unclear billing, and other frustrations.
Researchers Uncover “Bootkitty”: A Rudimentary Linux Bootkit Likely in Testing
Security researchers have identified a new Linux bootkit malware dubbed “Bootkitty,” marking a significant development in Linux-targeted threats. While currently appearing to be in early development stages and specifically targeting Ubuntu systems, this discovery signals potential future risks for Linux-based infrastructure security.
Anthropic Introduces Model Context Protocol: A Step Toward Enhanced AI Functionality
Anthropic, the creators of the Claude chatbot, have unveiled a groundbreaking open-source tool, the Model Context Protocol (MCP), designed to connect large language models (LLMs) with a variety of platforms. This innovation promises to streamline how AI interacts with files, GitHub, Slack, and the web, marking a significant advancement in AI functionality and accessibility.
