Google has announced the launch of Web Guide — an innovative tool that will help users better structure and organize search results to improve information processing efficiency.
Household chemical manufacturer Clorox fell victim to a cyberattack through social engineering. Attackers gained access to the company's systems by simply calling tech support with a request to reset passwords and disable multi-factor authentication.
Microsoft introduced updated artificial intelligence features for Windows 11, including Copilot Vision for screen content analysis, improved Click to Do, and new tools for Copilot+ PCs.
Mozilla has released a new version of the Thunderbird email client 141.0 with numerous security, performance, and user interface improvements. The update includes important bug fixes and new features for more efficient email management.
Microsoft is preparing a new feature for Windows 11 that will allow simultaneous audio playback on multiple devices. This capability will significantly simplify audio management for system users.
Developers of the GStreamer multimedia framework have released stable version 1.26.4, featuring critical bug fixes and performance improvements for audio and video content processing.
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Apple has initiated legal proceedings against a popular tech blogger who revealed iOS 26 design details before the operating system's official announcement.
Cloudflare has become the first international hosting provider to block access to pirate sites in the UK following a court order, showing users error 451.
The Open Information Security Foundation (OISF) has announced the release of Suricata 8.0, a new version of the intrusion detection system. This version includes significant performance improvements, new traffic analysis capabilities, and enhanced support for modern protocols.
Cybersecurity companies have discovered a new modification of the AMOS virus for macOS, which poses an even greater threat to Apple users. The updated version contains improved methods for bypassing security measures and enhanced data theft capabilities.
Cybersecurity specialists have identified a new way to attack Android devices using invisible interface elements. The method allows attackers to bypass the operating system's security mechanisms and gain access to confidential data.
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