Hackers Lay in Wait, Then Knocked Out Iran Ship Comms

Lab-Dookhtegen claims major attack on more than 60 cargo ships and oil tankers belonging to two Iranian companies on US sanctions list.

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7 AI features the iPhone 17 needs to keep up with Google, OpenAI, and others

Apple Intelligence has stumbled. Now it’s time for bold moves in the iPhone.

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FTC Chair Tells Tech Giants to Hold the Line on Encryption

The chairman sent letters out to companies like Apple, Meta, and Microsoft, advising them not to adhere to the demands of foreign governments to weaken their encryption.

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Want a subscription-free, Oura-like smart ring? You need act fast. Here’s why

Oura’s biggest smart ring rivals were just banned in the US – but you can still buy them (for now).

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My 4 favorite Linux distros for streaming – and why choosing the right one makes a huge difference

If you stream a lot of content, you’ll want to use a Linux distribution with certain qualities. Here are my favorite distributions for streaming.

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You can now add AI images directly into LibreOffice documents – here’s how

There’s a new extension that adds Stable Diffusion to LibreOffice documents.

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I took this camera on 5 trips, and it is now my must-have travel essential

The Insta360 X5 has become my favorite travel camera, thanks to its versatility and ease of use. Right now, it’s $30 off for Labor Day.

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ClickFix Attack Tricks AI Summaries Into Pushing Malware

Because instructions appear to come from AI-generated content summaries and not an external source, the victim is more likely to follow them without suspicion.

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You should update your iPhone, iPad, and Mac ASAP to fix this dangerous security flaw

Apple warns that the flaw might have already been exploited in an ‘extremely sophisticated attack’ targeting specific individuals.

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This ‘Lethal Trifecta’ Can Trick AI Browsers Into Stealing Your Data

AI browsers have a critical flaw: They can’t tell safe commands from malicious text. Patches help, but guardrails are essential to keeping your data safe.

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