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Recently, I was walking a friend through the process of switching from Windows 11 to Linux, as he was increasingly hearing about the ecosystem from friends and had grown tired of Microsoft’s positioning of Windows in recent years. As I was walking him through the process, he showed me his ChatGPT history, already complete with an entire walkthrough of what distro he should choose, what applications would work, and how to make the switch. I became very curious: just how accurate are these instructions? Can someone actually completely make the switch without ever touching a search engine? To find out,…

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Imprivata has introduced comprehensive new capabilities to enable the next generation of fast, frictionless, and passwordless access for frontline staff, knowledge workers, and all other enterprise users. Imprivata Enterprise Access Management (EAM) now offers context-aware passwordless authentication, identity verification, and AI-powered risk signaling and behavioral analytics, expanding the company’s solutions for seamless access to personal and shared-use devices and applications. Together, these capabilities provide a complete and integrated platform that enables faster, more secure access for all enterprise users to improve security and compliance, increase user productivity, and reduce total cost of ownership. “Organizations in healthcare, manufacturing, and other mission-critical…

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Let me guess: you just spent three months building a perfectly optimized product taxonomy, complete with schema markup, internal linking, and killer metadata.  Then, the product team decided to launch a site redesign without telling you. Now half your URLs are broken, the new templates strip out your structured data, and your boss is asking why organic traffic dropped 40%. Sound familiar? Here’s the thing: this isn’t an SEO failure, but a governance failure. It’s costing you nights and weekends trying to fix problems that should never have happened in the first place. This article covers why weak governance keeps…

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The Google Pixel 10 Pro is a flagship phone, but don’t let that kid you into believing it’s just as powerful as its flagship-tier competition. The Pixel’s hardware simply isn’t the match of equivalent processors from Qualcomm, often struggling to beat two-year-old Snapdragon processors. For the latest models, Google even went as far as to justify it, claiming the Tensor G5 is optimized for AI, whatever that means. But I was content Like my colleague, Stephen Radochia, I believed the Pixel 10 Pro was just fine as it was. Until I tried to expand my boundaries — at which point…

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Microsoft wants to introduce smartphone-style app permission prompts in Windows 11 to request user consent before apps can access sensitive resources such as files, cameras, and microphones. The “Windows Baseline Security Mode” and “User Transparency and Consent” changes represent a major shift for the operating system that now powers more than 1 billion devices. Windows Platform engineer Logan Iyer said that this new security model was prompted by applications increasingly overriding settings, installing unwanted software, or even modifying core Windows experiences without obtaining user consent. After the transparency and consent changes roll out, Windows will prompt for permission when apps…

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This article lists 75 blogging ideas you can write about to jump-start your content creation efforts—regardless of your industry.We organized our list into seven main blog types and included an example for each category to show you how other businesses apply these ideas to their own industries. Use the below ideas for inspiration and then adjust them based on your specific business or experience to ensure you provide value to readers, rank well in traditional search results, and appear in AI responses. Thought Leadership Blog IdeasEstablish your expertise and influence industry conversations with these big-picture blog topics: Analyze the top trends of…

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Andy Walker / Android AuthorityTL;DR The Motorola MA2 wireless Android Auto dongle has passed by the FCC. The listing contains plenty of photos showing the dongle’s design and internals. We also get a look at the adapter’s user guide. The Motorola MA1 is one of the more prominent Android Auto dongles on the market, turning your car’s wired experience into a wireless setup. It’s been out for several years now, but it turns out that a sequel might be around the corner.The Motorola MA2 Android Auto adapter passed by the FCC (h/t: r/android and r/gadgets) this week, and the listing…

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A newly identified Linux botnet is relying on decade-and-a-half-old exploits and techniques, cybersecurity company Flare reports. Dubbed SSHStalker, the botnet uses multiple 2009-era tools and mechanics, including an Internet Relay Chat (IRC) bot and 19 Linux kernel exploits. According to Flare, the botnet is rather noisy, executing a cron job every minute for persistence and using a watchdog ‘update’ relaunch model, and deploying various scanners and malware on the infected machines. SSHStalker artifacts resemble known Romanian-linked botnet operations such as Outlaw and Dota, but no direct link to the legacy Linux campaigns was found, suggesting that a derivative operator, a…

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Have you ever used an application called Chat & Ask AI? If so, there’s a good chance your messages were exposed last month. In January, an independent researcher was able to easily access some 300 million messages on the service, according to 404 Media’s Emanual Maiberg. The data included chat logs related to all kinds of sensitive topics, from drug use to suicide.Chat & Ask AI, an app offered by the Istanbul-based company Codeway that is available on both Apple and Google app stores, claims to have around 50 million users. The application essentially resells access to large language models…

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We are sad to report the passing of longtime EFF Board member, Dave Farber. Dave was 91 and lived in Tokyo from age 83, where he was the Distinguished Professor at Keio University and Co-Director of the Keio Cyber Civilization Research Center (CCRC).  Known as the Grandfather of the Internet, Dave made countless contributions to the internet, both directly and through his support for generations of students.   Dave was the longest-serving EFF Board member, having joined in the early 1990s, before the creation of the World Wide Web or the widespread adoption of the internet.  Throughout the growth of the internet and…

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