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How to reduce costs with self-service password resets
We all need to reset our passwords occasionally, whether it’s due to a simple memory lapse or wider security concerns. However, the process can rack up surprising expenses for organizations. This means self-service password resets (SSPR) aren’t just a ‘nice to have’, they are essential. Of course, password resets are a part of life for IT teams, according to Gartner,…
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The Boox Palma just got a big update
Hi, friends! Welcome to Installer No. 103, your guide to the best and Verge-iest stuff in the world. (If you’re new here, welcome, sorry everything’s so expensive this week, and also you can read all the old editions at the Installer homepage.) This week, I’ve been reading about gooning and Costco and protein bars and the Jonas Brothers, bingeing Nobody…
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How to setup parental controls on your smart TV
Perplexity just rolled out a major update for 2025 Samsung TVs that grants users access to its immense AI answer engine. It gives Samsung TV owners more ways to experience AI in their daily lives. The new Perplexity app functions a lot like other AI chatbots available on some of the best TVs, including Google’s Gemini and Amazon’s Alexa+. Perplexity…
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Fake LastPass death claims used to breach password vaults
LastPass is warning customers of a phishing campaign sending emails with an access request to the password vault as part of a legacy inheritance process. The activity started in mid-October, and the domains and infrastructure used point to a financially motivated threat group called CryptoChameleon (UNC5356). CryptoChamemelon employs a phishing kit specializing in cryptocurrency theft, targeting multiple wallets including Binance, Coinbase, Kraken,…
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AirTags and cheap gaming laptops headline our favorite deals this week
Apple’s AirTags have become one of my essentials while traveling, namely because they let me check whether my luggage is in the right place instead of panicking at the baggage claim. And right now, you can get a four-pack of AirTags at Amazon and Walmart for $64.99 ($35 off), which is just a few cents short of the bundle’s all-time…
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Tech left teens fighting over scraps, and now it wants those too
Right now, there are robots stocking convenience store shelves in Japan. We haven’t embraced that tech here in America yet, but it’s hard to imagine 7-11 or Walmart won’t at least experiment with it soon. Walmart gave up on its shelf-scanning robots in 2020, but machine vision and AI have improved a lot in the last five years, and it’s…
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3 Apple TV shows to binge-watch this weekend (Oct. 24-26)
Apple TV may have ditched the “Plus” from its name, but you can still find all the same must-watch TV shows for which the platform’s built a name for since it debuted in 2019. And no, I’m not just talking about “Ted Lasso” or “Slow Horses.” Though both are fantastic programming, plenty of other critics have already given them their…
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New CoPhish attack steals OAuth tokens via Copilot Studio agents
A new phishing technique dubbed ‘CoPhish’ weaponizes Microsoft Copilot Studio agents to deliver fraudulent OAuth consent requests via legitimate and trusted Microsoft domains. The technique was developed by researchers at Datadog Security Labs, who warned in a report earlier this week that Copilot Studio’s flexibility introduces new, undocumented phishing risks. Although CoPhish relies on social engineering, Microsoft has confirmed to…
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The rise of “catch a cheater” apps exploits our worst human tendencies
When people sign up for a dating site like Tinder, they don’t expect their profiles and personal information to be searchable — especially by a scorned lover, or worse. But that’s what popular apps like Cheaterbuster or CheatEye seem to be doing under the guise of being able to “catch cheaters.” Last week, 404 Media published a report about apps…
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There’s a heating mistake that’s wrecking your sleep — here’s how to fix it in just a few seconds tonight
Struggling to nod off lately? You’re not the only one. As the evenings get colder and daylight disappears before dinner, a good night’s sleep can start to feel out of reach. Sure, winter blues, stress and late-night scrolling all play a part — but there could be an unsuspected culprit hiding in plain sight: your home smart heating. “There’s a…
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