Enterprise Technology Records

EE becomes the world’s first mobile operator to launch Advanced RAN Coordination (ARC) technology in its distributed network.

Migration from legacy networks to All-IP could deliver billions in benefits to the UK’s critical national infrastructure sectors.

EE aims to deliver 5G Standalone to 99% of the UK population by FY30, enhancing mobile internet capabilities with advanced technologies.

BT invests approximately £5bn annually to enhance UK's digital connectivity, totaling over £24bn this decade.

Hackers are increasing their monitoring of UK organisations through company laptops and mobiles, with malicious online scans up 300% in a year…

Cognition, CodeDay, and leading innovators to showcase how AI is reshaping automation, security, and service monetization.

Console Connect earned certification through Mplify's API program, enhancing multi-provider service automation capabilities.

Mplify announced the speaker lineup for its Global Network as a Service Event, exploring NaaS and automation for the AI-powered economy.

GNE 2025 discusses how Mplify standards are powering the network fabric of the AI era. NaaS is positioned as the core of AI infrastructure.

Mplify announced an enhancement to its Carrier Ethernet certification program aimed at boosting the performance of AI-driven networks.

CIM Service API becomes Mplify’s fastest-approved standard, indicating progress toward end-to-end service automation.

Mplify's partnership with GSMA aims to enhance connectivity by integrating NaaS and LSO APIs with the Open Gateway framework.

Lectora software versions 21.0–21.3 and 7.1.6 and older had an XSS vulnerability. A patch in version 21.4 requires republishing courses.

Over 500 npm packages compromised in a recent supply chain attack involving credential theft and malware propagation per Socket.

A remote code execution vulnerability was found in Vigor routers by Draytek, allowing attackers to inject commands via HTTP requests.

SynchroWeb's Kiwire Captive Portal has three web vulnerabilities identified, prompting users to update their systems for security.

Clevo's firmware updates revealed private keys for Intel Boot Guard, risking UEFI security on affected systems due to potential exploitation.

A vulnerability in CORS headers across several browsers allows manipulation of policies, enabling attackers to send unauthorized requests.

Browser extensions for password management may face clickjacking risks due to DOM manipulation, prompting users to take security measures.

Email header syntax can be exploited to bypass SPF, DKIM, and DMARC, allowing attackers to send spoofed messages from trusted addresses.