Collaborate Disseminate
The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) is proposing to expand mandatory social media screening, currently required only for new arrivals, to include all non-citizens already residing in the U.S. who apply for immigration benefits. The Re… Continue reading US Mulls Policing Social Media of Would-Be Citizens
Google Gboard for Android is introducing circle or pill-shaped keys for some beta testers today. “Instead of the key borders being rounded rectangles, Gboard is switching to circles and pills for letters, while the space bar and other keys are now pill… Continue reading Gboard Testing Circle, Pill-Shaped Keys On Android
Wherever you are – airport, hotel, doctor’s office – this top-rated password manager can now surface the passwords most relevant to your location. Continue reading Why 1Password’s new location feature is so handy – and how to try it for free
The transaction is valued in the range of $120 million and gives Armis an on-premises CPS solution
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Earlier this week, Meta chief product officer Chris Cox said the company’s upcoming open-source Llama 4 AI will help power AI agents for hundreds of millions of businesses. CNBC reports: The AI agents won’t just be responding to prompts. They will be c… Continue reading Meta Is Targeting ‘Hundreds of Millions’ of Businesses In Agentic AI Deployment
The tale of the Microsoft Xbox Kinect is one of those sad situations where a great product was used in an application that turned out to be a bit of …read more Continue reading The Strange Afterlife of the Xbox Kinect
Leo, Richard, and Paul discuss the new Copilot app, Mark Rustinovich, Skype EOL, a metric ton of AI, Xbox, and much more.
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An anonymous reader quotes a report from Reuters: The U.S. House Judiciary Committee subpoenaed Alphabet on Thursday seeking its communications with former President Joe Biden’s administration about content moderation policies. House Judiciary Committe… Continue reading US House Panel Subpoenas Alphabet Over Content Moderation
The $1.4 billion ByBit cryptocurrency heist combined social engineering, stolen AWS session tokens, MFA bypasses and a rigged JavaScript file.
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1Password has introduced a ‘nearby items’ feature, allowing users to tag credentials with physical locations so the relevant information automatically surfaces when users are near those locations. Engadget reports: Location information can be added to … Continue reading 1Password Introduces ‘Nearby Items,’ Tying Passwords To Physical Locations