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IT	気になる、記になる…	楽天市場、ポイントが最大45.5倍になるショッピングイベント｢大感謝祭｣をスタート	https://taisy0.com/2023/12/19/180727.html	楽天市場,イベント,ショッピング	2023-12-19 11:00:00
AWS	AWS Japan Blog	AWS Migration Hub Orchestrator を使用した SAP システムの移行	https://aws.amazon.com/jp/blogs/news/sap-on-hana-migration-using-aws-migration-hub-orchestrator/	ionhuborchestratorforsap,migrationhuborchestrator,アーキテクチャ	2023-12-19 10:31:42
Program	JavaScriptタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	e.preventdefaultの挙動について	https://qiita.com/Sicut_study/items/2dcb111fb07977884860	epreventdefault,イベント	2023-12-19 19:22:36
Program	AWSタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	AWS Distro for OpenTelemetry で Laravel から AWS X-ray に trace を送ってみる	https://qiita.com/Anorlondo448/items/7ed59225bcabd1b5e2c1	awsdistroforopentelemetry,awsxray,laravel	2023-12-19 19:52:32
海外TECH	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Google to pay $700 million after one Play Store antitrust case	https://appleinsider.com/articles/23/12/19/google-to-pay-700-million-after-one-play-store-antitrust-case?utm_medium=rss	US states and customers of the Google Play Store are to share in a million payout as part of Google s settlement of one of its antitrust cases Google must pay out million and also alter its app store processes as part of the settlementAs the search giant s legal battle with the Department of Justice is still continuing and shortly after the company lost an antitrust case brought by Epic Games it s now paying out on a third front Following a settlement with state attorneys general in September details of the payout and of other conditions have now been released publicly Read more	2023-12-19 11:00:26
海外TECH	Engadget	Google's multi-state lawsuit settlement will cost it $700 million	https://www.engadget.com/googles-multi-state-lawsuit-settlement-will-cost-it-700-million-103512109.html?src=rss	On top of fighting and losing to Epic Games over Play Store antitrust concerns Google has been fighting a similar lawsuit filed by states and the District of Columbia in A settlement for that suit was announced in September but a judge still had to confirm the terms Now Google has announced that it will pay a million fine and make what amounts to fairly minor changes to the Play Store nbsp Of that sum Google will distribute million to consumers who may have overpaid for apps or in app purchases on Google Play after taxes lawyers fees etc That covers around million people according to The Washington Post It will also pay million into a quot fund that will be used by the states quot according to Google s blog nbsp The other major change is that Google must allow developers to steer consumers toward sideloading to avoid Google s Play Store fees on subscriptions and the like It ll do that via updated quot language that informs users about these potential risks of downloading apps directly from the web for the first time quot However these actions will be time limited to seven years for the sideloading and five years for the updated language according to settlement s wording spotted by The Verge nbsp Google will also include language stating that quot OEMs can continue to provide users with options out of the box to use Play or another app store quot Starting with Android third party stores will be allowed to handle future app updates including automatic installs It s also expanding user choice billing that will allow Android apps and games to offer their own payment system in the US quot Developers are also able to show different pricing options within the app when a user makes a digital purchase quot Google states nbsp The company will only be required to make these changes for five or six years maximum seven years for alternate means to download apps In other words it could feasibly cut off access to sideloading or third party app stores after that point or make it harder for the average consumer to find the option nbsp Another big thing missing is exterior payment links quot Google is not required to allow developers to include links that take a User outside an app distributed through Google Play to make a purchase quot the settlement agreement reads nbsp The settlement sum represents a miniscule portion of Google s turnover and the other terms are relatively minor changes over what it already does It also doesn t include Epic Games which won its own lawsuit against Google earlier this month Google has vowed to appeal A court still needs to formally approve the states settlement nbsp nbsp Google also argued at its Epic trial that consumers were able to get games by sideloading and other means but that failed to sway the jury When the settlement with the states was announced in September Epic CEO Tim Sweeny said that if it quot left the Google tax in place quot his company would fight on quot Consumers only benefit if antitrust enforcement not only opens up markets but also restores price competition quot he said at the time This article originally appeared on Engadget at	2023-12-19 10:35:12
海外TECH	Engadget	Insomniac Games hackers leak 1.3 million files after demanding $2 million ransom	https://www.engadget.com/insomniac-games-hackers-leak-13-million-files-after-demanding-2-million-ransom-102134429.html?src=rss	On December Rhysida a ransomware group announced it had taken terabytes of data ーover million files ーfrom Sony s Insomniac Games and requested million Now the one week deadline for Insomniac Games to pay Rhysida has passed and the group has made good on its threat to release the stolen information Cyber Daily reports The data includes internal HR documents screenshots of employees Slack conversations and more but the main focus is the yet to be released Wolverine video game The released files contain details about level design characters and actual screenshots from the game There s also a signed publishing agreement between Sony and Marvel that lays out three upcoming X Men games the first being Wolverine with the other two still unnamed However it details that Sony ーwhich plans to spend million per game ーmust release Wolverine by September with the others due by the end of and respectively nbsp Rhysida claims that it took the group only to minutes to get the domain administrator and that money was their sole motivation quot We knew that developers making games like this would be an easy target quot a Rhysida spokesperson told Cyber Daily quot Sony has launched an investigation but it would be better in the backyard quot Notably Rhysida s initial ransom notice allowed anyone to bid on the data not just Insomniac Games and it appears some of it was bought The ransomware group stated that any unsold data was released ーbut only percent of stolen information is publicly available Rhysida stipulated that any data purchased must not be resold but who knows if the new owners will follow that rule Rhysida only targeted Insomniac Games within Sony but in May a separate attack gained access to current and former employees personal data The attack which ransomware group CLOP took credit for became public knowledge in October This article originally appeared on Engadget at	2023-12-19 10:21:34
海外TECH	Engadget	Xfinity suffered a data breach but doesn't know quite how bad it was	https://www.engadget.com/xfinity-suffered-a-data-breach-but-doesnt-know-quite-how-bad-it-was-100711214.html?src=rss	Xfinity says a data breach likely led to attackers obtaining customers usernames and hashed passwords Other personal information may have been exposed such as names contact information the last four digits of social security numbers dates of birth and secret questions and answers The company added that its analysis of the attack is ongoing which may explain why it hasn t disclosed the number of customers who have been affected Xfinity also notes that it informed law enforcement about the incident On October Citrix disclosed a vulnerability in software that Xfinity and many other businesses use It provided guidance on how to mitigate the vulnerability on October and Xfinity said it swiftly patched the problem However while carrying out a routine cybersecurity check two days later Xfinity spotted suspicious activity in its systems It later determined that bad actors accessed its internal network between October and Xfinity says it s informing customers of the incident via its website email and by other means It s urging them to change their passwords to make sure they don t use the same passwords on different accounts and to enable two factor or multi factor authentication Xfinity also suggested that folks who use the same login credentials on other accounts change their passwords on those This isn t the first security incident Xfinity has had to deal with Back in it emerged there was a bug in a Comcast website used to activate Xfinity routers The issue led to some customers home addresses being exposed along with the name and password for their Wi Fi networks This article originally appeared on Engadget at	2023-12-19 10:07:11
医療系	医療介護 CBnews	濫用薬、20歳未満には小容量製品1個のみ販売-規制強化へ、制度見直しの取りまとめ案了承	https://www.cbnews.jp/news/entry/20231219194035	人当たり,厚生労働省,取りまとめ	2023-12-19 19:48:00