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The next cyberattack may not wait for a security analyst to finish investigating the previous one. Artificial intelligence is compressing the time attackers need to identify vulnerabilities, automate reconnaissance and generate convincing phishing campaigns. Meanwhile, enterprises are deploying AI agents, connecting models to internal data and embedding AI into business-critical
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* A new version of Tiny11 Builder is out that's 'completely redesigned' * The developer has revamped the interface and made it more modern * This means it's easier to use — and faster — when creating your own slimline take on Windows 11, for those keen on de-bloating
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Darktrace has uncovered a new malware campaign distributing a Rust-based RAT that relies on Discord for command-and-control (C&C). Dubbed CikaBika Bot, the malware has been distributed via document-themed lures, likely as part of phishing attacks, and provides attackers with reconnaissance, remote execution, and data exfiltration capabilities on infected
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HP's newly announced EliteBoard G2A all-in-one PC doesn't bundle an entire system behind a monitor; it packs it into a standard-size keyboard chassis. This ultra-slim, compact desktop PC uses an AMD Ryzen AI 5 Pro 400 CPU with up to eight cores and 16 threads, onboard
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One of OSERA's platinum members runs 40,000 internal source code repositories. When a vulnerability is disclosed in a widely used open source library, that bank, and most of its peers, are all patching the same thing at roughly the same time, independently. Research cited in the OSERA
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The third-generation Apple TV 4K arrived so long ago that it is almost eligible to enter kindergarten, and rumors of an update have been around for almost as long. But apart from making predictable Apple plays like “put a better processor in it,” the company had to do something different
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When a company enters a new product category, I’m always skeptical. So when Vitamix, a brand known for its blenders, announced its first-ever cold-press juicer, I had reservations. But I got a first look at the product and can say that this juicer lives up to the Vitamix name.
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On Sept. 1, Dyson revealed what it called “an entirely new way to clean your teeth.” This is the CameraJet toothbrush, which the company also dubbed the only toothbrush that includes both a camera and a jet. The cost? $500. The following week, I received a CameraJet electric toothbrush for
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By Bhardwaj Naik, Chief Executive Officer, Videonetics India’s relationship with video surveillance has historically been defined more by scale than sophistication. Cities, campuses, corporate parks, and public institutions have expanded their camera networks at an unprecedented pace and invested heavily in extensive CCTV infrastructure. Despite this growing density of
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Serving tech enthusiasts for over 25 years. TechSpot means tech analysis and advice you can trust. First look: Android users who build apps in AI Studio can now install them through Google Play without making them publicly available or connecting their phones to a computer. The feature makes it easier
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We live in very weird times, where AI suddenly sent consumer tech back at least a decade. Here I am casting my gaze on a laptop that wouldn’t have been out of place in 2016. This HP laptop is a Walmart exclusive, has no name and costs only $199,
