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Hurry-up offense: NFL builds terabit network in one week for Munich game

Network World

10, and they can rewatch the action via instant replay on large video screens. And its IT infrastructure with modern Wi-Fi, license plate screening in the parking garages, electronic access systems, networked cash register systems, etc. And devices can only log in using two-factor authentication. But why all the effort?

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Seattle’s Soundry AI creates text-to-sample generator to help prompt enhanced music creation

GeekWire

Watch Ruiz put together a sample in the video below: The founders: Along with Ruiz, Soundry AI is led by CEO Mark Buckler and CTO Justin Parus. Companies offering music sample libraries have also proliferated, such as Splice and Output , but Soundry argues such libraries can come with copyright concerns or a lack of authenticity.

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Unlocking the Secrets of Software-based DRM: A Comprehensive Guide

Kitaboo

From preventing illegal copying and piracy to managing licensing and access permissions, software-based DRM plays a crucial role in maintaining the integrity and value of digital assets. At its core, software-based DRM relies on a combination of encryption, licensing, and authentication mechanisms to secure digital content.

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Don’t gamble with your identity verification practices

CIO Business Intelligence

Okta issued an alert to clients in late August warning about incoming threats by hackers to gain access to “manipulate the delegated authentication flow via Active Directory (AD) before calling the IT service desk at a targeted organization, requesting a reset of all MFA factors in the target account.” Ransomware, Security

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These startups are tackling deepfake and digital likeness issues spurred by generative AI

GeekWire

The generative AI boom has led to an increase in deepfakes, or digitally manipulated photos, videos, and audio that use someone’s likeness to generate synthetic media. “We’re really trying to build the ecosystem for authenticity,” said CEO Dave Siegfried.

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DRM Protection in K12 Education: The Pros and Cons for Publishers and Students

Kitaboo

For DRM protection measures to work effectively, publishers use various applications and technologies to implement encryptions, licenses, and passwords on copyrighted material. Allows for Licensing: Intellectual property theft can be both intentional or unintentional. DRM technology enables publishers to monitor this by using licenses.

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The Problem With Facial Recognition Systems

The Accidental Successful CIO

That included people wearing special masks, using deepfakes which are lifelike images generated by AI or holding up images or videos of other people. An example of this are the drivers for Uber Technologies who must regularly prove they are licensed account holders by taking selfies on their phones and uploading them to the company.

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