Cybersecurity researcher John Tuckner from Secure Annex has uncovered 57 malicious Chrome extensions that are capable of tracking user activities and distributing malware. Among these, the extension that stands out is Cuponomia: Coupons and Cashback, which boasts over 700,000 users. Two other notable extensions, Fire Shield Extension Protection and Total Continue Reading
Discord Requires Face and ID Verification for Some Users to Confirm Their Age
The verification process on Discord allows users to confirm their identity either by scanning their face with a webcam or by using their mobile device to visit a QR code and upload a photo of their ID card. This is a one-time requirement, although users have options for re-verification or Continue Reading
OpenAI’s Updated AI Models Blend Image Understanding and Tool Integration
The recent AI models introduced by the company are being hailed as the most sophisticated and capable yet. Notably, these are the first models designed to incorporate reasoning specifically with images. This advancement means that the AI can analyze visual content, such as photographs or sketches, as integral components of Continue Reading
Canva Launches Innovative AI-Driven Spreadsheets, Charts, and Features
Canva has evolved beyond its origins as a visual design platform, significantly broadening its scope. In addition to the newly updated Visual Suite 2.0, the company has introduced features catering to coding, spreadsheets, and graphs, marking a substantial pivot in their direction. If other tech giants like Facebook can change Continue Reading
Fix Incorrect Language Installation in Classic Outlook
Users downloading the classic Outlook app from the Microsoft Store are encountering issues with language compatibility. Many have reported that selecting a specific language, such as Swedish, results in receiving the English version instead. Similarly, those opting for the English version often find themselves with the Portuguese edition. Although a Continue Reading
Google’s Discover Feed Set to Arrive on PCs Soon
If you use Google Chrome on your mobile device or have a modern Android phone, you might be familiar with the Discover feed. This feature is present on Chrome’s mobile New Tab page, within the Google app, and can be accessed by swiping right on the home screen. Soon, it Continue Reading
IPVanish Launches New Trust Center After Successful Independent Audit
Here you will find a compilation of the service’s independent audit reports, along with comprehensive “Requests for User Data” and security methodologies. These resources serve as effective tools to alert users about potential data-sharing practices while carefully and legally navigating around gag orders. Beyond its Trust Center, IPVanish has announced Continue Reading
Google Meet’s New AI Feature Helps You Catch Up When You’re Running Late
Google is set to unveil a host of AI innovations during its Google Cloud Next conference, which begins today. One particularly noteworthy feature is the ability to ask Gemini about missed discussions during a virtual Google Meet meeting. Instead of relying on conventional AI transcriptions or summaries, users can simply Continue Reading
Urgent Update: WhatsApp Vulnerability Exposes Your PC to Malware Threats – Act Now!
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
April Security Update for Legacy Office Versions Triggers App Crashes
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