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Ravie LakshmananApr 01, 2026Email Security / Artificial Intelligence The Computer Emergency Response Team of Ukraine (CERT-UA) has disclosed details of a new phishing campaign in which the cybersecurity agency itself was impersonated to distribute a remote administration tool known as AGEWHEEZE. As part of the attacks, the threat actors, tracked as UAC-0255, sent emails on March 26 and 27, 2026, posing as CERT-UA to distribute a password-protected ZIP archive hosted on Files.fm and urged recipients to install the “specialized software.” The targets of the campaign included state organizations, medical centers, security companies, educational institutions, financial institutions, and software development companies.…

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Google is ready to bet on the idea that less is more, and to do so, it’s planning to emulate one of the most popular fitness wearable brands. For years now, the battle has been about who can fit the most features in their smartwatch and fitness band, the best connectivity with the companion device, screen sizes, AI tech, and more. Google-owned Fitbit, however, wants to go screen less. Related Best Fitbit in 2025 There’s a Fitbit for every lifestyle The development was highlighted by Bloomberg, though around the same time, Google’s ‘Performance Advisor,’ Stephen Curry, also teased the device…

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As network engineers, we’re stuck between the high-level monitoring dashboards and those deep packet capture tools. When something starts going wrong on a host, the first thing we want to do is fire up netstat or ss. However, both of those utilities just give us a snapshot. We then go for the “big guns” such as Wireshark or tcpdump, which are fantastic tools but are too heavy. And even then, they don’t really tell us which process is using which connection. RustNet (https://github.com/domcyrus/rustnet) fills that gap nicely. RustNet is an open-source tool built in Rust that provides real-time network traffic…

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Hasbro, an American toy maker with more than 5,000 employees, confirmed a cyberattack and proactively took certain systems offline. The intrusion was detected on March 28, and the company promptly activated its incident response protocols. The company said the investigation is ongoing with support from third-party cybersecurity professionals as it works to determine the scope of the incident, while business continuity measures remain in place to support order processing, shipping, and other operations. “The need to run these interim measures may continue for several weeks before the situation is fully resolved and may result in some delays,” Hasbro said in…

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Google Ads quietly added an auto-apply setting to its experiments feature — and it’s turned on by default, meaning winning experiment variants can be automatically pushed live without manual review. How it works. Advertisers can choose between two modes — directional results (the default) or statistical significance at 80%, 85%, or 95% confidence levels. There is one built-in safeguard: if a chosen success metric performs significantly worse in the test arm, the change won’t be automatically applied. Why we care. Experiments are one of the most powerful tools in a Google Ads account. Automating the apply step could speed up…

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TL;DR ANBERNIC’s next handheld has shown up in a new video, revealing a few additional details. The device appears to be capable of emulating Nintendo 64 games. It also appears to feature an MP3 player. Last month, a video of a mysterious Android gaming handheld leaked online. The emulation device, which features a Motorola Flipout-like swiveling display, appeared to be an ANBERNIC creation. There are few details about the handheld, but a couple of recently published videos have provided some additional information. Don’t want to miss the best from Android Authority? A handful of new videos featuring what could be…

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“An attacker who can deliver a crafted file to a victim achieves arbitrary command execution with the privileges of the user running Vim,” Vim maintainers noted in their security advisory. “The attack requires only that the victim opens the file; no further interaction is needed.” GNU Emacs ‘forever-day’ Surprised, Nguyen then jokingly suggested Claude Code find the same type of flaw in a second text editor, GNU Emacs. Claude Code obliged, finding a zero-day vulnerability, dating back to 2018, in the way the program interacts with the Git version control system that would make it possible to execute malicious code…

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In the latest episode of the Niche Pursuits podcast, Vi Wickam and I discuss how Google Ads and SEO fit together, where each channel works best, and how business owners can think more clearly about when to invest in one versus the other. The conversation stays grounded in practical decision-making, especially for small businesses trying to grow without wasting time or budget. This episode leans more foundational than advanced, but that’s also what makes it useful. For business owners in e-commerce, local services, or any company trying to generate leads online, Vi lays out a simple framework for thinking about…

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Using AI for content production has become standard practice. The question most SEO teams are actually asking is how well it works.So we analyzed 20,000 keywords and 42,000 blog posts to find out.Content classified as purely AI-generated appeared in the top spot just 9% of the time. Content classified as human-written was there 80% of the time.But that number needs context. The finding isn’t that AI is inherently bad; it’s that search rewards human originality. The detector doesn’t care about your process. It reads the finished product.This study looks at how marketers perceive AI’s impact on content performance, and how…

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