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We’ve seen the price of SSD storage go up and up over the past several months, rising to levels that many are not comfortable paying. It’s a sad reality that looks like it will continue for some time, with no real return to normal expected any time soon. That’s why it’s important when deals on storage pop up, making it a prime time to buy if you’ve been looking to pick some up. The Samsung T5 Evo is a portable SSD that we’ve highlighted before, offering tons of storage at an affordable price. Luckily, that still seems to be the…

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American manufacturer of medical devices, UFP Technologies, has disclosed that a cybersecurity incident has compromised its IT systems and data. UFP Technologies is a publicly traded medical engineering and manufacturing company that produces a broad range of devices and components used in surgery, wound care, implants, orthopedic applications, and healthcare wearables. The company employs 4,300 people, has an annual revenue of $600 million, and a market cap of $1.86 billion, according to recent data. In a filing submitted yesterday with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), UFP Technologies disclosed that it detected suspicious activity on its IT systems on February…

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Google Discover runs on a structured, multi-stage pipeline with hard publisher blocks, strict image requirements, freshness decay, and heavy experimentation shaping what users see, according to new SDK-level research by Metehan Yesilyurt. Why we care. Google Discover can drive massive traffic, but it often feels unpredictable. This research gives you a clearer view of how your content qualifies, gets ranked, or gets blocked — and where things can break before ranking even begins. The details. Yesilyurt analyzed observable signals in Google’s Discover app framework and mapped a nine-stage flow. Google: Crawls and understands your content. Reads key meta tags like…

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Samsung’s got some new phones out, and as you might expect, there are also plenty of promotions from retailers and wireless carriers. While Samsung usually offers some pretty sweet deals, the brand’s discounts on the Galaxy S26 series phones are pretty lackluster this time around, offering just a $30 discount for preregistering and not even coming close to what we’ve seen in the past. So, it only makes sense to chase the best promotion out there if you’re looking to buy something new, which at this point, comes from Amazon. The retailer is offering a $200 gift card, along with…

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Google announced on Wednesday that it has disrupted a significant China-linked cyberespionage campaign targeting telecoms and government organizations worldwide. The threat actor, tracked by Google’s Threat Intelligence Group (GTIG) and Mandiant as UNC2814, has been active since at least 2017. It has been described as one of the most far-reaching and impactful campaigns encountered in recent years. According to Google, this elusive threat actor has targeted at least 53 organizations across 42 countries in the Americas, Asia, and Africa. There is suspicion that the cyberspies may have targeted at least 20 other countries. “The attacker was using API calls to…

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TL;DR Some Galaxy users in the US are unexpectedly receiving a $50 Samsung Store credit with no apparent requirements. The credit appears to be US-only, with users in other regions reporting no such bonus. You can use the credit on accessories like Samsung’s 45W charger or Galaxy SmartTags at no extra cost. Samsung’s shiny new Galaxy S26 series has landed, and if that $30 preorder credit left you unimpressed, the company may have quietly made it up to you. Don’t want to miss the best from Android Authority? Several Galaxy users in the US are reporting that they’ve received a…

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As for the impact of AI, X-Force reports the technology is no longer an emerging concept in cybersecurity: “It’s a force multiplier actively used by both defenders and adversaries. Threat actors are already applying generative AI to scale phishing operations, accelerate malicious code development and enhance social engineering through improved language quality and realism. At the same time, defenders are using AI-driven analytics to process vast volumes of telemetry, identify anomalous behavior and shorten detection and response timelines.”  “Adversaries increasingly use AI to accelerate research, analyze large data sets and iterate on attack paths in real time, allowing them to…

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Three critical security vulnerabilities in Anthropic’s AI-powered coding tool, Claude Code, exposed developers to full machine takeover and credential theft simply by opening a project repository.Anthropic fixed the issues after Check Point Research discovered the flaws and reported it to the company last year. Anthropic plans to introduce additional security features to harden the coding platform and, in the meantime, wants developers to use the latest version of Claude Code to ensure they are protected.New Exposures”These vulnerabilities in Claude Code highlight a critical challenge in modern development tools: balancing powerful automation features with security,” Check Point researchers Aviv Donenfeld and…

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Telegram is among the most popular WhatsApp alternatives around. Telegram supports messaging individuals and groups, but it also has social media-like channels where you can post to thousands of subscribers at once. In this piece, I’ll be focusing more on Telegram as a messenger, since that’s how I use it the most. In my decade of using the app, I’ve learned quite a bit about it, and I’m here to share the best Telegram hacks that you should know.You need to manually enable end-to-end encryptionUnlike Signal or WhatsApp, Telegram is not end-to-end encrypted by default. End-to-end encryption ensures that your…

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