Week 31 News: Attention Worthy Insider For Online Businesses

Attention worthy Insider Week 31 news

The Week 31 news from ultrawp.vip has some attention-worthy headlines for online business owners. Our Insider news is a weekly report that covers public news from a business perspective. We focus on the online segment and highlight how it is influenced by real-world events and governmental decisions. You can find the latest headlines on various topics, such as emerging strategies, social trends, and technology.

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Week 31 news:

Those who forget history…seem to be targeted again! :)) Read news here: Forget security – Google’s reCAPTCHA v2 is exploiting users for profit, By Thomas Claburn.
What’s driving this increase in threats? Cloudflare, the content delivery network and security services company, thinks the rise is due to wars and elections. Read news here: Cloudflare reports almost 7% of internet traffic is malicious, By Steven Vaughan-Nichols.
Let’s Encrypt announcing its intent to end Online Certificate Status Protocol (OCSP) support in favor of Certificate Revocation Lists (CRLs) as soon as possible. Read news here: Intent to End OCSP Service, By Josh Aas.

When the company does well, so do the employees—all of them, not just the ones at the top. Read news here: Every company should be owned by its employees, By Elle Griffin.
How to ruin your coffee with half of sentence: “…if you remember doing LANs back in the 1990s, you are probably OLD”. :)) Read news here, then drop me an ASL PLS :P The New Internet, By Avery Pennarun.
There really are 3 categories of SaaS companies! Read news here: How is SaaS Doing Today? For 10% It’s Great. For 20% It’s Still Pretty Good. For the Rest? It’s Tough, By Jason Lemkin.

Celebrity AI Bots failed convincing people to buy stuff they don’t need at a steeper price. The “future” ended abruptly. Read news here: Meta Cancels Celebrity Bots; Pivots to Custom Bots, By Today in Digital Marketing.