Gen Z is leading older generations in adopting passkeys, which offer enhanced security against phishing attacks. This younger demographic is more likely to use passkeys, with 40 percent of Gen Z respondents incorporating them into their online security practices. In contrast, individuals over 29 are less inclined to start using Continue Reading
Google Drive Introduces AI-Generated Summaries for File Change Updates
Google Gemini has introduced a new feature that allows users to quickly catch up on changes made to their data in Google Drive. By clicking the new “Catch me up” button, users can access a summary in the sidebar, providing an overview of all modifications to their files. Additionally, within Continue Reading
The Importance of Strong Passwords: What You Risk by Not Using Them
Consider all of your online accounts for a moment. Do you often reuse passwords or rely on weak ones? Many individuals settle for passwords they deem “good enough,” which may stem from outdated practices like rotating simple base passwords. Rather than updating your passwords just because it’s a recommendation, think Continue Reading
Mozilla Starts Vetting Firefox Extensions to Combat Cryptocurrency Scams
Crypto wallets frequently exist as web browser extensions, and unfortunately, this has also led to a rise in crypto scams. Mozilla has identified hundreds of fraudulent extensions attempting to infiltrate the official repository of Firefox extensions. To combat this issue, a new tool has been developed that automatically scans for Continue Reading
Revitalize Your Windows 10 PC: Switch to Plasma for a Fresh Experience
On October 14th, Microsoft will officially discontinue support for Windows 10. This change means users will no longer receive new features or improvements, security updates, or support from applications that choose to phase out compatibility with Windows 10. For many, upgrading to a new operating system can be a financial Continue Reading
Urgent Chrome Update Needed: Protect Your PC from Critical Zero-Day Exploit
A significant vulnerability has been identified in Chrome, and unfortunately, it is already being exploited by attackers. Many users may still be unprotected, as the fix was only released last week on May 28th and officially announced this past Monday. You might be unknowingly vulnerable at this moment, just like Continue Reading
Microsoft to Address Controller Input Lag Issues in Chrome and Edge Browsers
For some time now, players have been able to use handheld gaming controllers to enjoy games in popular browsers like Chrome and Edge. The existing Gamepad API relies on a polling-based system, which means it continuously checks the status of every button and axis. This method compares the states over Continue Reading
Report: Asus Routers Potentially Hacked and Converted into Botnets, Warns PCWorld
The network equipment that connects to your computer is essentially composed of computers themselves, and they are often more intricate than one might expect. These devices are sophisticated enough to run customized software, which leaves them vulnerable to hacking and potential misuse. A recent report highlights that around 9,000 Asus-branded Continue Reading
Firefox Rapidly Addresses Multi-Monitor Issues on Nvidia GPUs with Latest Hotfix
Software can be quite complex, and I speak from experience when I say that even writing a few lines of HTML poses a challenge for me. This complexity often leads to unexpected issues arising from software updates. A recent example is the latest version of the Firefox browser, which has Continue Reading
Microsoft Edge’s Game Assist Today, Future Windows AI Gaming Companion
Microsoft Edge Game Assist has officially launched, marking a significant step forward in enhancing the gaming experience on PC. This new tool is designed to help players tackle tricky puzzles in their favorite games with ease. While many people envision Microsoft solely in the context of Windows, the company has Continue Reading