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If you use WhatsApp on your Windows PC, it’s important to exercise caution due to a recently discovered security vulnerability. Many users still rely on this version of WhatsApp, which can expose their computers to malware infections. The vulnerability arises from the use of MIME format (Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions) Continue Reading

Despite their benefits, Microsoft updates have not been without issues. While they effectively address critical vulnerabilities, they have inadvertently caused problems for older software. One notable example is Outlook, which crashes when users attempt to open the calendar view. As of now, Microsoft has not acknowledged these problems on the Continue Reading

Bret Taylor, the executive who formerly worked on projects like Google Maps and served as Facebook’s CTO, was at that time developing Quip, an alternative to Microsoft Word. He claimed that online-first applications, such as Google Docs, Netflix, and Spotify, were making traditional file management obsolete. According to Taylor, conventional Continue Reading

Bret Taylor, who was developing a Microsoft Word alternative called Quip, famously predicted that online-first services such as Google Docs, Netflix, and Spotify would render conventional file management obsolete. With a background in creating Google Maps and serving as Facebook’s CTO, Taylor asserted that traditional file formats like .DOC and Continue Reading

A new family of malware has emerged that is impersonating Asus’s Armoury Crate software and infecting PCs with malicious code. This malware, named CoffeeLoader, may evoke thoughts of a futuristic appliance, but its true intent is far more sinister. Once it infiltrates a system, CoffeeLoader connects to a server to Continue Reading

In the realm of PC gaming, there exists a widely accepted principle: to optimize gaming performance as much as possible, even to the extent of considering disabling certain programs, including antivirus software. The question arises, however, does antivirus software genuinely affect gaming performance, and is it worth turning off during Continue Reading

The upcoming service, Thundermail, promises to offer much more than basic email functionality, particularly for users willing to invest in additional features. These enhancements include an appointment scheduler, tools for file sharing, and AI assistance through a feature called “Thunderbird Assist.” Currently, Thundermail is in its early development stages, and Continue Reading

When utilizing AI tools such as image or text generators to create art, a significant question arises: Who owns the resulting work? More specifically, in legal terms, can you copyright and sell it while preventing others from doing the same? This question is particularly pressing for those interested in commercializing Continue Reading