AT&T's $177 million settlement is for data breaches in 2019 and 2024. Claim up to $5,000 (first breach) and $2,500 (Snowflake hack), or both. File your claim by Dec. 18, 2025, either online or by mail ...

The deadline to file a claim for money from the $177 million AT&T class action settlement is coming up. AT&T agreed to the settlement to resolve a lawsuit that accused it of failing to protect ...

Invoice Data Extraction: Utilizes the UiPath.DocumentUnderstanding.Activities package to extract data from scanned or image-based invoices. Processed data is stored and utilized for further automation ...

UiPath presents a compelling accumulation opportunity after recent profit-taking, with core RPA business strength and visible AI-driven growth catalysts. PATH's revenue growth has stabilized at double ...

JAR (Java Archive) files are compressed archives that contain Java libraries, resources, and even the main executable files of a Java application. Sometimes, you might need to extract the contents of ...

The window to file a claim for the two AT&T data breaches that happened in 2024 is quickly closing. Last year, AT&T announced that the company experienced two data breaches. In the first one, account ...

An AT&T logo is seen on Aug. 17, 2025. An AT&T logo is seen on Aug. 17, 2025.Jonathan Raa—Getty Images. Reporter AT&T customers in the United States could be entitled to up to $7,500 after the ...

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Air France–KLM Group has saved more than 200,000 hours of manual work since rolling out its RPA (Robotic Process Automation) initiative, but that number only tells part of the story. From food waste ...

LangExtract lets users define custom extraction tasks using natural language instructions and high-quality “few-shot” examples. This empowers developers and analysts to specify exactly which entities, ...

Security researchers say Chinese authorities are using a new type of malware to extract data from seized phones, allowing them to obtain text messages — including from chat apps such as Signal — ...