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Chrome Scam Protection Now Monitors Clipboard Text on User Devices
Google Chrome updates its anti-scam features to send copied text to servers, raising new operational and privacy considerations for enterprise IT teams.
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Google Chrome updates its anti-scam features to send copied text to servers, raising new operational and privacy considerations for enterprise IT teams.
Attackers used stolen connection keys from a TeamUpdraft breach to push malicious code to WordPress sites, bypassing signature checks.
Google’s latest Android Auto update allows users to opt in to Gemini Personal Intelligence, granting the AI assistant context from personal Google services.
Google updates its developer preview to address system crashes, network failures, and battery drain issues ahead of the final release.
Cloudflare is forcing updates and blocking trust for eight intermediate certificates from eMudhra that use keys attackers can mathematically break to forge identities.
Homeland Security bans Chinese AI lab’s models from civilian agencies, citing data privacy risks and supply chain concerns.
Cloudflare and partners released tsrs, an experimental Rust-based TypeScript compiler that benchmarks show is significantly faster and more memory-efficient.
A benchmark leak of an AMD chip codenamed Gainsborough hints that Valve is engineering the successor to its current handheld gaming device.
Over 300 Tor exit nodes were hijacked to perform man-in-the-middle attacks on SSH traffic, stealing credentials and attempting to install Ebury malware.
Microsoft previews a new Azure portal feature at Ignite 2026 to help regulated sectors manage sovereignty controls across public and private cloud environments.
Japan’s Mars Moons eXploration mission lifts off on an H3 rocket, beginning a five-year journey to return samples from Mars' moon.
New head of App Store Worldwide discusses growth in premium titles, console ports, and the evolving role of Apple Arcade for developers.
Berlin summit agreement targets industrial automation and autonomous systems, with chipmaker backing local startups and Siemens factory collaboration.
Code in recent test builds shows WhatsApp preparing to open all chat links internally on iPhones, adding new settings for link handling.
A new setting in Android Auto allows users to prevent music and podcasts from resuming automatically when connecting to a vehicle’s infotainment system.
Cloudflare introduces Clairic, a new extraction model that processes unstructured text faster and cheaper than large language models.
Amazon partners with X-energy and AEP to build a 960MW nuclear facility at a former coal site in Indiana, aiming to power data centers and the grid.
Microsoft distributed a set of ten commemorative desktop backgrounds to mark the twelfth anniversary of its Windows Insider Program, featuring variants inspired by the Windows 11 Bloom aesthetic.
Matthew Burden explains why backup frequency and recovery speed targets require distinct testing strategies to ensure business continuity during outages.
NVIDIA releases its Run:ai GPU scheduling platform as open source software, allowing teams to self-host the stack on Kubernetes without paid subscriptions.
Wall Street Journal analysis finds ADI Predictstreet funded accounts generated nearly all activity in the official FIFA prediction market since August.
Mistral AI released Timestral, a family of zero-shot forecasting models that run on standard CPUs and lead benchmarks against Google's TimesFM-3.
Microsoft terminated its Loughton AI facility agreement after UK grid officials delayed power until the 2030s, complicating Nscale’s IPO plans.
The SF-based insurer uses digital twins to price wildfire risk and covers over $10 billion in property assets.