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Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses: A Cyclist's Unexpected Companion
10 May 2025   |   6:26 PM

Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses: A Cyclist's Unexpected Companion

The author explores the unexpected benefits of using Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses during bike rides. The glasses combine sunglasses, headphones, and a camera into one device, simplifying the experience and adding a touch of fun. While not specifically designed for cycling, the glasses offer features like open-ear speakers, a built-in camera, and an AI assistant that enhance the riding experience. However, the author also points out some drawbacks, including fit issues, limited app integrations, and the unreliability of Meta's AI assistant.

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Google I/O 2025: What to Expect from Gemini, Android 16, and More
10 May 2025   |   6:34 PM

Google I/O 2025: What to Expect from Gemini, Android 16, and More

Google I/O 2025 is set to unveil the latest advancements in Google's AI models, Android 16, and various other technologies. Expect updates on Gemini, Android XR, Wear OS, and potential surprises in AI-driven educational tools and podcasting.

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A ‘Trump Card Visa’ Is Already Showing Up in Immigration Forms
10 May 2025   |   6:44 PM

A ‘Trump Card Visa’ Is Already Showing Up in Immigration Forms

Donald Trump's proposal for a 'gold card' visa, offering US residency for $5 million, appears to be gaining traction. Elon Musk's DOGE is reportedly developing the digital infrastructure, and the visa is already appearing in Global Entry applications. This article explores the potential implications and legal challenges of this initiative.

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Garmin Connect Paywall: Analyzing the CEO's Confirmation and Future Implications
10 May 2025   |   6:46 PM

Garmin Connect Paywall: Analyzing the CEO's Confirmation and Future Implications

This article analyzes Garmin's confirmation of placing new Garmin Connect features behind a paywall. It explores the potential impact on users, the reasons behind the decision, and possible alternatives for fitness enthusiasts. It also examines the broader implications for the wearable technology market and the future of fitness data accessibility.

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Feds Take Down Router Botnet: What You Need to Know
10 May 2025   |   10:59 PM

Feds Take Down Router Botnet: What You Need to Know

The FBI, in collaboration with international law enforcement and Lumen's Black Lotus Labs, dismantled a proxy-for-hire botnet that exploited vulnerabilities in outdated routers. Four individuals have been indicted for their involvement in the scheme, which generated over $46 million by providing anonymity to malicious users. The botnet utilized TheMoon malware to infect routers and create a network of proxies for cybercrime activities. Users are urged to replace vulnerable routers to protect their networks.

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Python 3.14: New Features and Improvements
10 May 2025   |   11:29 PM

Python 3.14: New Features and Improvements

Python 3.14 introduces several significant enhancements, including template strings for advanced string formatting, deferred evaluation of annotations for improved type hinting, better error messages for easier debugging, a safe external debugger interface for CPython, and a C API for runtime configuration. These features aim to improve developer productivity and code maintainability.

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Google to Pay Texas $1.375 Billion to Settle Privacy Lawsuits
11 May 2025   |   7:43 AM

Google to Pay Texas $1.375 Billion to Settle Privacy Lawsuits

Google has agreed to a $1.375 billion settlement with the state of Texas to resolve lawsuits accusing the tech giant of unlawfully tracking users' location, incognito searches, and biometric data. The settlement, reached with Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, is the largest of its kind against Google for state privacy law violations. Google settles without admitting wrongdoing, stating the claims concern outdated product policies.

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AI in Cybersecurity: A Race Against Evolving Threats
11 May 2025   |   3:58 PM

AI in Cybersecurity: A Race Against Evolving Threats

The cybersecurity industry is in a race to adopt AI for defense while simultaneously addressing the risks posed by AI-driven attacks. This article explores the challenges, vulnerabilities, and emerging solutions discussed at RSAC 2025, highlighting the need for robust AI tools and proactive security measures.

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Chinese Hackers Exploit SAP NetWeaver RCE Flaw
12 May 2025   |   1:58 AM

Chinese Hackers Exploit SAP NetWeaver RCE Flaw

A China-linked threat actor, Chaya_004, is actively exploiting a critical remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability in SAP NetWeaver (CVE-2025-31324). This flaw allows attackers to upload web shells, leading to widespread compromises across various industries. Security firms like Forescout and Onapsis have reported active exploitation and reconnaissance activities targeting vulnerable SAP systems globally.

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Apple Sideloading Debate: A Necessary Evil or a Blow to Security?
12 May 2025   |   10:28 AM

Apple Sideloading Debate: A Necessary Evil or a Blow to Security?

The debate around Apple's potential implementation of sideloading in Brazil highlights the tension between user freedom and security concerns. While sideloading could foster innovation and competition, it also raises significant risks related to malware, privacy, and the overall user experience. The outcome of this debate could reshape the future of app distribution on iOS devices.

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Cybersecurity 12 May 2025   |   4:28 PM

Underground Ocean of Liquid Water on Mars?

Recent findings from seismic data collected by NASA's InSight mission indicate the presence of a significant layer of liquid water beneath the Martian surface. This discovery has implications for understanding Mars' past habitability and potential for future resource utilization.

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Cybersecurity 12 May 2025   |   6:58 PM

The Future of AI in Cybersecurity: Protecting Against Evolving Threats

Artificial intelligence is transforming cybersecurity, offering advanced solutions for threat detection, vulnerability management, and security automation. This article explores the current applications of AI in cybersecurity and its potential to defend against evolving cyber threats.

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Cybersecurity 13 May 2025   |   7:28 AM

Nations Meet At UN For 'Killer Robot' Talks

The United Nations is hosting talks to address the growing concerns surrounding AI-controlled autonomous weapons. With these systems playing an increasing role in conflicts, the urgency to establish international regulations is mounting. Experts and human rights groups are calling for legally binding treaties to ensure ethical and human rights considerations are at the forefront of AI weapon development and deployment.

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Cybersecurity 13 May 2025   |   8:28 AM

Google Updating Its 'G' Icon For the First Time In 10 Years

After a decade, Google refreshes its 'G' logo with a gradient design, aligning with its modern aesthetic and AI initiatives. The update is currently live on iOS and in beta on Android.

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Cybersecurity 14 May 2025   |   4:17 PM

EU Launches Security Bug Database as US Vulnerability Tracking Falters

The European Union has launched the European Vulnerability Database (EUVD) to address critical security flaws, stepping in as the US faces challenges with its vulnerability tracking systems. The EUVD aims to provide a transparent and efficient platform for managing vulnerabilities, offering real-time updates and mitigation measures.

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Cybersecurity 14 May 2025   |   7:47 PM

A Ripe Target For Identity Thieves: Prisoners on Death Row

A recent report highlights a disturbing trend: identity thieves are targeting death row inmates in Texas to commit fraud. By exploiting inmates' isolation and lack of access to financial communications, scammers are opening fraudulent credit accounts and even registering fake businesses, resulting in significant financial losses for banks.

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Cybersecurity 14 May 2025   |   10:17 PM

Uber's Amazonification: How Uber One Member Days Signals a Super App Future

Uber is expanding beyond transportation to become a super app, similar to Amazon. With the launch of Uber One Member Days, the company aims to increase customer loyalty and spending by offering exclusive deals across its services and partnerships. This strategy mirrors Amazon's evolution into a comprehensive digital lifestyle platform.

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Cybersecurity 15 May 2025   |   8:37 PM

Apple CarPlay 2 Finally Lands As ‘CarPlay Ultra’—but Aston Martin Gets It First

Apple's highly anticipated next-generation in-car system, CarPlay Ultra, is set to debut in Aston Martin vehicles after a three-year wait. This update extends the CarPlay ecosystem to the instrument cluster, offering a customizable and integrated driving experience. While Aston Martin leads the rollout, other manufacturers like Porsche are expected to follow. However, Google's Gemini for cars is also entering the scene, promising enhanced AI-driven features for Android Auto users.

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Cybersecurity 16 May 2025   |   9:37 PM

Spotify Backtracks on Public Podcast Play Counts After Creator Criticism

Spotify initially announced public play counts for all podcasts to attract new fans, but faced criticism from podcasters concerned about disadvantaging smaller shows. The company revised its plan to show play counts only on shows with over 50,000 plays, updating at milestones like 100,000 or 1 million. This change addresses concerns about discoverability and competition among podcasts, while also highlighting the lack of standardized metrics across podcasting platforms.

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Cybersecurity 17 May 2025   |   1:37 AM

Arc Coast: The Electric Boat for Everyone?

Arc has unveiled the Arc Coast, a new electric boat model set to launch in 2026 with a starting price of $168,000. This center console boat aims to be more accessible than previous Arc models, offering a blend of performance, sustainability, and innovative design. With a focus on usability and a commitment to electrifying watercraft, Arc is making waves in the marine industry.

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Cybersecurity 17 May 2025   |   7:45 PM

Epic Games Asks Judge to Force Apple to Approve Fortnite

Epic Games is intensifying its legal pressure on Apple to reinstate Fortnite in the App Store, filing a new court request for Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers to mandate Apple to accept any compliant version of Fortnite. This move follows a previous ruling where Apple was found in 'willful violation' of an injunction, but Apple's appeal and continued blocking of Fortnite have led to this renewed legal push.

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Cybersecurity 18 May 2025   |   7:26 PM

Snowflake's Security Evolution: From Shared Responsibility to Shared Destiny and the AI Frontier

Following significant customer data breaches in 2024, Snowflake's CISO, Brad Jones, outlines the company's strategic pivot from a traditional shared responsibility security model to a 'shared destiny' approach. This shift involves proactive measures like mandatory MFA, password deprecation, enhanced monitoring, and customer security posture visibility. Jones also discusses the evolving threat landscape, highlighting the security challenges presented by the rapid advancement of AI, particularly agentic AI, and emphasizes the need for security teams to adapt and enable business innovation through controlled implementation.

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Cybersecurity 19 May 2025   |   6:16 AM

EU Regulators Rule IAB Europe's Ad Consent Framework Violates GDPR

European regulators have ruled that the Interactive Advertising Board (IAB) Europe's Transparency and Consent Framework (TCF), a standard mechanism for obtaining user consent for online tracking and targeted advertising, violates the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). The ruling, stemming from a Belgian Data Protection Authority decision upheld by the Belgian Market Court, highlights fundamental flaws in how the TCF facilitates informed consent, particularly within the complex Real-Time Bidding (RTB) ecosystem. This decision has significant implications for the digital advertising industry, requiring major players and publishers to re-evaluate and overhaul their consent mechanisms to ensure genuine GDPR compliance.

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