Passkeys represent a groundbreaking shift in authentication, eliminating the need for traditional passwords. These password-free credentials are stored locally on devices such as smartphones, computers, or USB-based hardware security keys. Once a device is registered as a passkey, it can easily approve login requests through notifications. Users authenticate these requests Continue Reading
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Many Minecraft Mods on GitHub Contain Hidden Spyware, Warn Experts
Imagine, for a moment, that you are a malware developer tasked with selecting target groups for your harmful software. Instead of a random approach—which tends to be less effective—you might focus on vulnerable demographics, such as older adults who may lack technical savvy or children engrossed in video games. Currently, Continue Reading
Microsoft Family Safety App Prevents Chrome Access on Windows PCs
If you’re having trouble opening Google Chrome on your PC, Microsoft might be the source of the problem. According to Google support engineers, there are reports that some users are unable to run Chrome when Microsoft Family Safety is activated. This issue has been affecting users for several weeks now. Continue Reading
Google’s Gemini AI is set to summarize PDFs and Forms responses from Drive shortly
Google Drive is introducing a new feature that provides automatic summaries for PDF documents, highlighting key points and suggested actions directly in the sidebar. This enhancement aims to make it easier for users to quickly grasp essential information from their PDF files without needing to read them in full. The Continue Reading
Google Begins Trial of AI Audio Responses for Search Queries
When you enter a lengthy or intricate search query into Google, the Audio Overview feature can activate and create a brief podcast where two AI voices converse about the solution to your question. This generated dialogue is informed by the content available on the first page of search results. For Continue Reading
Urgent Asus PC Update Needed: Critical Security Flaw Allows Potential Hacker Takeover
There is concerning news regarding the Asus Armoury Crate app, which is preinstalled on many Asus gaming desktops, laptops, and the ROG Ally X handheld gaming device. The application has been identified to have a significant vulnerability that could potentially grant hackers complete Windows administrator rights, leaving your computer entirely Continue Reading
Google Streamlines Branding for Gemini AI Offerings for Enhanced User Experience
Recently, the company decided to cease using the “Gemini Advanced” brand during the Google I/O 2025 event. Instead of suggesting the existence of multiple versions of Gemini, Google will now refer to its AI assistant simply as “Gemini.” This streamlined approach will offer users three tiers of service: Free, Pro, Continue Reading
After Two Years, Meta’s Threads Introduces Direct Messaging Feature
Threads, a recent addition to the Meta family, has opted for an envelope icon for its messaging feature, differentiating itself from Instagram, which uses a paper airplane icon. This design choice aligns Threads more closely with platforms like X, creating a unique identity for the app. Currently, the instant messaging Continue Reading
Wikipedia Halts AI-Generated Summaries Following Significant Public Backlash
Recently, the Wikimedia Foundation experimented with AI-generated summaries for Wikipedia articles. This initiative drew mixed reactions from the community. Some users expressed their discontent by simply saying “Yuck,” while others provided more in-depth critiques, highlighting concerns about the potential harm to Wikipedia’s reputation as a credible and reliable source of Continue Reading
Microsoft Takes Jabs at the Familiar New Look of macOS Tahoe
Social media quickly lit up with comparisons between the new translucent visuals of Windows and Windows Vista from 2006, sparking discussions among enthusiasts. Microsoft joined the conversation by sharing screenshots of Vista alongside nostalgic boot-up sounds. The viral post featured a brief caption: “Y’all good??? #Windows #WindowsVista #WindowsAero.” Within just Continue Reading