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Google’s Large Customer Sales team has posted a role titled “GEO Partner Manager, Performance Solutions” on Google Careers. The listing is a single job posting inside Google’s ads sales organization. The term “GEO” appears seven times across the listing, including the title. “Generative Engine Optimization” is spelled out twice. Other references include “GEO players,” “GEO ecosystem,” and “GEO/AEO companies.” The listing says the role will “shape the GEO ecosystem to prioritize Google surfaces.” Responsibilities include influencing partners to prioritize Google-owned surfaces in their tools and methodologies, as well as in “Share of Model” analysis. “Share of Model” is an industry…

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Netflix is cleaning house this year and making some sweeping cuts to its library of content. The streaming giant has confirmed numerous shows that are either canceled altogether or are concluding with their final seasons. From highly anticipated original series that didn’t quite reach their targeted audience to established hits wrapping up storylines and newer experiments that flopped around the room like a deflating balloon, Netflix is seeing some high-profile cancellations and endings in 2026. Let’s take a look at what those are so far, starting with canceled series first. Then, well view the shows coming to an end, including…

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A new Mirai-based malware campaign is actively exploiting CVE-2025-29635, a high-severity command-injection vulnerability affecting D-Link DIR-823X routers, to enlist devices into the botnet. CVE-2025-29635 allows an attacker to execute arbitrary commands on remote devices by sending a POST request to a vulnerable endpoint, triggering remote command execution (RCE). Akamai’s SIRT, which detected the Mirai campaign in March 2026, reports that, although the flaw was first disclosed 13 months ago by security researchers Wang Jinshuai and Zhao Jiangting, this is the first time in-the-wild active exploitation has been observed. “The Akamai SIRT discovered active exploitation attempts of the D-Link command injection…

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The terminal has a reputation for being intimidating, and it is not entirely undeserved. When you are just starting out, it feels like you need to memorize a hundred commands just to get anything done. I’ve actually been using the terminal as a full-blown IDE, so I’ve come across a lot of tools that make the experience much easier, but I still have some favorites. Claude Code It’s not just a dev tool I know this sounds a little weird, but hear me out. Claude Code is actually a great tool if you’re not entirely familiar with the terminal. When…

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Following a similar assault on Bluesky just days prior, the decentralized social media platform Mastodon has also been targeted in a major distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack.  The attack targeted Mastodon.social, the flagship Mastodon server, and caused what the organization classified as a ‘major outage’. According to the Mastodon status page, the DDoS attack started on April 20 at around 1 PM, and by 4 PM mitigations were rolled out and the site became accessible.An update shared on April 21 at 11 AM showed that the attack stopped and operations had returned to normal.  The DDoS attack came just days after…

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For a long time, content marketing strategies for many businesses followed a simple playbook: Publish strong, opinion-led thought leadership to stand out. Build tightly focused pages around specific keyword intent. Assume the buyer’s understanding forms after they land on your site. That approach worked because search worked that way. People clicked, compared, read multiple pages, and slowly built their understanding inside your funnel. But AI changes how that understanding gets built now. Explanations are now reused and summarized, related questions get merged into one answer, and, in many cases, the first version of your business a prospect encounters is assembled…

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The infamous phony job-offer ploy by North Korean threat actors is evolving into a self-propagating machine that uses compromised developer projects to infect other code repositories and spread like wildfire through the software supply chain.The so-called “Contagious Interview” gambit that has been tracked for several years has now firmly moved beyond single-target social engineering attacks aimed at compromising organizations via the developer ecosystem: it is now a significant supply chain threat where a compromised developer’s repository itself becomes a worm-like infection vector to spread remote access Trojans (RATs) and other malware, according to a report published this week by Trend…

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