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How AI will transform your Windows web browser – Computerworld
It looks like Microsoft is calling this “Copilot Mode” for Edge. And it’s not just a transformed New Tab page complete with suggested prompts and a Copilot box, either: Microsoft is also experimenting with “Context Clues,” which will let Copilot take into account your browser history and preferences when answering questions. It’s worth noting that Copilot Mode is an optional…
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Android Auto will get Spotify Jam and support for video apps and web browsers
Android Auto is getting more than just Google’s Gemini assistant after the Google I/O developer conference. The company has also announced or otherwise shown off a slew of changes coming to the infotainment operating system, including an updated Spotify app, a light mode, and the introduction of web browsers and video apps. Let’s start with Spotify. Google revealed in a…
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Police arrests 270 dark web vendors, buyers in global crackdown
Police arrested 270 suspects following an international law enforcement action codenamed ‘Operation RapTor’ that targeted dark web vendors and customers from ten countries. National authorities in Europe, South America, Asia, and the United States have also seized over €184 million ($207M) in cash and cryptocurrency, more than 2 tonnes of drugs (including amphetamines, cocaine, ketamine, opioids, and cannabis), and over…
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Anthropic web config hints at Claude Sonnet 4 and Opus 4
Anthropic is secretly working on new models called Claude Sonnet 4 and Opus 4, which are believed to be the company’s most advanced AI models. This is according to Anthropic web configuration files, which were recently updated with references to Claude Sonnet 4 and Opus 4. As you can see in the above image showing the internal configuration file, Anthropic has specifically mentioned…
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Google Keep On the Web Is Getting New Formatting Features
Summary Google Keep now has rich text formatting for the web. The update is rolling out to Google Workspace and personal accounts. New formatting options include bold, underline, italic, and heading styles. Do you love Google Keep but wish the web version had many of the same features we enjoy on the mobile app, like text formatting? If so, we…
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Google Keep brings text formatting to the web
Google Keep has finally expanded the text formatting options to its web app, almost two years after making them available for Android users. The update for Google’s web-based note-taking service is now rolling out to Google Workspace, Workspace Individual, and personal Google account users and provides new options for customizing text and heading styles. It may take a few weeks…
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Surfshark study probes data hunger of web browsers – Computerworld
A new survey by VPN provider Surfshark has found that Chrome collects the most information from users’ phones, while “TOR stands out as the most privacy-centric browser by collecting no data at all.” The two were among 10 that researchers analyzed, after using AppMagic, a market intelligence tool, to select the most popular browser apps on Apple phones in the…
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Criminals target APIs as web attacks skyrocket globally
The number of web attacks around the world is surging, with APIs emerging as the primary target. In total, there were 311 billion web attacks in 2024, up 33% on the year before. Europe, the Middle East and Africa accounted for 62 billion of these attacks – up 16% year-on-year. More than 230 billion web attacks targeted commerce organizations, making…
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How to encrypt email in Outlook for Windows 11 and web
On Windows 11, if you use the desktop app or the web version of Outlook, you can use encryption to add an extra layer of security to the emails you send to other people to protect your sensitive messages and files. In this guide, I’ll show you how to complete this task. Although emails you send using your “Outlook.com” address…
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‘Phishing kits are a force multiplier’: Cheap cyber crime kits can be bought on the dark web for less than $25 – and experts warn it’s lowering the barrier of entry for amateur hackers
While inflation is rising around the world, some things are getting cheaper – and one is the cost of launching a phishing attack. Phishing kits are now widely available on the dark web and via messaging apps like Telegram, and are often selling for less than $25. This means that even criminals with minimal tech skills can easily steal personal…
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