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Daily Edition · Page 2

THE DAILY INDEX

Technology, AI, software, security, crypto and business

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PRIVATE EQUITY RUINS TECH COMPANIES

Private equity firms raise money from investors to buy companies, restructure them, and sell them for a profit. They're all about maximizing returns in the fastest time possible. When these firms acquire a tech company, they focus on aggressive cost-cutting and streamlining operations to boost short-term profitability. This is extremely destructive - private equity-backed companies are 10 times more likely to go bankrupt than public companies. Open source communities are particularly vulnerable to this model.

blog.zmh.org · 2 min

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THE 30-YEAR-OLD INTERNET BACKDOOR LAW THAT CAME BACK TO BITE

China-backed hackers have compromised the wiretap systems of several US telecom and internet providers. These wiretap systems typically grant a select few employees nearly unlimited access to information about customers, including internet traffic and browsing histories. Technologists have warned for years about the security risks of legally required backdoors. The wiretap systems are mandated under a 30-year-old US federal law, which requires communication providers to provide the government with all necessary assistance to access customers' information when presented with a lawful order.

techcrunch.com · 5 min

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