IT News Digest #12: Critical сhipset bugs open millions of Android devices to remote spying, Elon Musk buys Twitter, The Amazon Labor Union beat a behemoth

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Development:

• Java News Roundup: Vector API, Spring Updates and CVE, Payara Platform, Groovy, and TomEE Updates.

• Hibernate ORM 6.0 delivers improved performance.

• Native Java in the real world: an overview of how does native Java changes development?

Career and IT market:

• Elon Musk buys Twitter: all the news you need on one of the biggest tech deals of all time.

• Meta is opening its first retail store next month. Visitors try out and buy Meta’s Portal videophones and Quest virtual reality headsets.

• The Amazon Labor Union beat a behemoth — can it keep winning? The Amazon Labor Union has a chance to prove it can keep winning.

Online Security:

• Critical сhipset bugs open millions of Android devices to remote spying. The vulnerabilities, dubbed ALHACK, are rooted in an audio coding format.

• Thief steals $1 million of bored Ape Yacht Club NFTs with Instagram hack.