Starting June 30, 2025, residents in Georgia will no longer have access to Pornhub. This move comes in response to new legislation set to take effect on July 1, 2025. In a protest against these laws, Pornhub’s parent company, Aylo, will begin restricting access for Georgia residents on June 30, Continue Reading
Chrome 138 Introduces New AI Features and Cross-Device Tab Group Sync
Google has launched Chrome 138, the newest version of its browser, aimed at addressing multiple vulnerabilities. This update is available in versions 138.0.7204.49/50 for Windows and macOS, and 138.0.7204.49 for Linux. Notably, Google has confirmed that none of these vulnerabilities have yet been exploited in real-world scenarios. One of the Continue Reading
Firefox 140 Enhances Web Translation and Pinned Tabs Features
The latest update to Firefox has elevated the browser to version 140, introducing several new features and enhancements. Significant improvements include a more resource-efficient internal translation feature and enhanced flexibility for pinned tabs. Additionally, the update addresses multiple security vulnerabilities. Both Firefox ESR and the Tor Browser received important security Continue Reading
Google Earth Introduces Feature to Explore Historical Images of Locations Over Time
Users have the opportunity to explore older views of various locations and observe the changes that have occurred over time. Historical Street View images are already accessible within Google Maps, providing a valuable resource for users interested in seeing how specific areas have evolved. In addition to Street View, Google Continue Reading
Revive Your Windows 10 PC: Switch to KDE Plasma for a Fresh Experience
On October 14th, Microsoft will officially end support for Windows 10. This change may pose challenges for many users. Some might find themselves unable to afford an upgrade to Windows 11, while others may feel uncomfortable with its new interface. Additionally, some users might prefer to hold onto their existing Continue Reading
Survey Reveals Shift: Conversations Are Shifting from YouTuber Lingo to ChatGPT Style, Says PCWorld
A research team from the Max Planck Institute for Human Development in Berlin has conducted an in-depth analysis involving 280,000 academic YouTube videos, leading to noteworthy findings about language trends. Their study particularly highlights the usage of certain words like “meticulous,” “delve,” “realm,” and “adept.” These terms are more commonly Continue Reading
16 Billion Passwords Exposed: Understanding the Real Risks
Earlier this week, a significant discovery surfaced: 16 billion login records from various online services, including Apple, Google, Facebook, and GitHub, were made publicly accessible as part of extensive datasets. Unlike many previous information breaches, this set of credentials appears to contain new, unreported data. The total collection spans 30 Continue Reading
Warning Sign: Data Breach Exposes Information of 86 Million AT&T Customers Again
Last year, AT&T experienced a significant data breach, exposing sensitive information of millions of U.S. customers. This breach not only included account numbers but also full names, phone numbers, email addresses, physical addresses, birth dates, and social security numbers. Alarmingly, the stolen data resurfaced later, revealing that previously encrypted birthdates Continue Reading
Protect Yourself: How to Outsmart Scammers Using AI Impersonation Tactics
AI technology is advancing rapidly, enabling the creation of convincing impersonations through audio and video deepfakes that mimic individuals closely. While deepfakes can sometimes be harmless—used in jokes or memes involving celebrities or public figures—their more sinister application is in scams, where they are utilized to defraud unsuspecting victims. Many Continue Reading
DuckDuckGo’s Privacy-Focused Browser Expands Features to Combat Scams
Exciting news! The DuckDuckGo browser has enhanced its security features by expanding its protection against various online threats. In addition to blocking phishing sites and malware, it now effectively identifies fake online stores, fraudulent cryptocurrency exchanges, and deceptive “scareware” sites that falsely claim your computer is infected or compromised by Continue Reading