A hacker planted data wiping code in a version of Amazon's generative AI-powered assistant, the Q Developer Extension for Visual Studio Code.

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Home > Internet & Security Hacker Sneaks Data-Deleting Prompt Into Amazon's AI Coding Tool Thankfully, Amazon reports that no user data has actually been compromised.

Some Louisa County residents celebrated what they consider a win for their community after Amazon Web Services (AWS) withdrew its application to build a third data center campus in the area.

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NatWest has hired Accenture and Amazon Web Services to overhaul its data systems, in the latest attempt by a high street bank to revamp its technology and cut costs.

Amazon Web Services (AWS) faced a significant security issue involving its AI coding assistant, Q, when a malicious prompt made its way into version 1.84 of the VS Code extension.