AI Giants OpenAI and Anthropic Compete for Presence in Higher Education

In a strategic move to embed artificial intelligence (AI) tools within the academic sphere, leading AI laboratories OpenAI and Anthropic have unveiled initiatives aimed at integrating their technologies into higher education institutions. This development underscores the escalating competition to become the preferred AI resource among college students. Anthropic’s Academic Initiative Anthropic has introduced “Claude for […]
New Mexico Becomes Fifth State to Offer Free High School Equivalency Exams

New Mexicans seeking to earn their high school equivalency credential will soon be able to do so at no cost, thanks to a new legislative initiative approved by the state Senate and House on March 22. The legislation makes New Mexico the fifth state in the U.S. to offer free access to high school equivalency […]
Malvertising Campaign Exploits GitHub to Distribute Info-Stealing Malware

In December 2024, Microsoft Threat Intelligence uncovered a large-scale malvertising campaign that compromised nearly one million devices worldwide. The attack primarily targeted users visiting illegal streaming websites, redirecting them through a series of malicious sites before landing on GitHub, where the malware was hosted. Attack Chain and Methodology The sophisticated multi-stage attack began with users […]
84% of Americans Concerned About Cybersecurity Threats in Online Banking, Survey Finds

A recent survey has unveiled that a significant 84% of Americans harbor concerns regarding cybersecurity risks associated with online banking. This apprehension underscores the growing unease among consumers about the safety of their financial information in the digital realm. The survey further highlights that 52% of respondents believe online-only banks possess stronger cybersecurity measures […]
Addressing Workforce Needs: Northern New Mexico College’s Radiation Control Technician Program

The expansion of Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) has heightened the demand for skilled technicians in nuclear technology. In response, Northern New Mexico College (NNMC) offers a Radiation Control Technician (RCT) program, equipping students with the necessary skills to meet this growing need. LANL has experienced significant growth, with its workforce increasing from approximately 11,743 […]