Europe’s Digital Push, CrowdStrike Buys, Copilot Phish Risk
In today’s 2-Minute Tech Briefing, Europe launches a push to strengthen open digital ecosystems and reduce dependence on U.S. cloud giants — boosting open source across cloud, AI and security. Plus, CrowdStrike moves to add in-session browser defense by acquiring Seraphic Security. And researchers reveal a phishing technique that could hijack Microsoft Copilot prompts.
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