Early Morning Byte | April 26, 2023

Good Morning and welcome to Wednesday. We know the latest news and updates can get lost during the shuffle of the week, so check out what you might have missed in this hump day Early Morning Byte.- First up, Healthcare gets a new hire- Should the US join Italy and ban ChatGPT, and- Google hacks Intel?

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Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles Announces New Chief Information Officer

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The Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency provides a summary of new vulnerabilities that have been recorded by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST).

• Read the Latest Vulnerability Bulletin for April 2023.

Should the U.S. Government Ban ChatGPT?

By Mike Burgett, Contributing Writer ●  Read more...

The Virus that Melted PCs

April 26th, 1999 - The CIH virus, also known as the Chernobyl virus, caused significant damage to computers around the world. Unlike other viruses at the time, the CIH virus was designed to attack the BIOS of a computer, rendering it unable to boot up and causing irreparable damage. This made the virus one of the most damaging computer viruses ever created, resulting in significant financial losses for individuals and businesses. The virus was programmed to activate on April 26th, which was the anniversary of the infamous Chernobyl nuclear disaster.

Read more about the CIH virus.

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