Oppo is currently rumored to be working on the Find X9 Ultra, the Find X9s, and the Find N6. Today a tipster over on X has shared the alleged colorways that each of these models will be offered in. The Find X9 Ultra is said to come in orange, black, and brown. The Find X9s will arrive in orange, blue, and “Titanium”. Finally, the Find N6 is apparently going to be sold in orange and “Titanium”. The quotation marks are our addition since this isn’t expected to be the material called titanium, but just a color’s name – specifically chosen…
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The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) has introduced a new campaign called Encrypt It Already, focused on expanding the use of end-to-end encryption in consumer technology products and services. The effort examines public security commitments and the current availability of encryption protections in widely used services. It maps where encryption features are planned, where they are available through user settings, and where additional protections are proposed. EFF outlined three categories, each containing three demands. Keep your promises covers features that companies have publicly stated they are working on and that remain unreleased. This includes end-to-end encryption for Facebook group messages, interoperable…
Listen to the article 3 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Dive Brief: The share of cyberattacks that relied on vulnerability exploitation as the initial means of access dropped in the fourth quarter of 2025, although it still remained high, researchers from Cisco’s Talos threat intelligence team said in a blog post published on Thursday. Nearly 40% of the incidents to which Cisco responded in Q4 began with the exploitation of public-facing network services, compared with 62% in the third quarter. Cisco also saw fewer ransomware attacks in Q4 (13% of all incidents)…
Google is experimenting with showing third-party endorsement content directly within Search ads. The test places short endorsements from external publishers under the ad description, including the third party’s name, logo, and favicon. What’s showing up. The test was first spotted by Sarah Blocksidge, Marketing Director at Sixth City Marketing, who shared a screenshot on Mastodon. In the example, a Search ad included the line “Best for Frequent Travelers,” attributed to PCMag, complete with the publication’s favicon. The endorsement appears directly beneath the ad copy, visually separating it from standard advertiser-written text. Why we care. If rolled out more broadly, the…
Microsoft announced that it will disable the 30-year-old NTLM authentication protocol by default in upcoming Windows releases due to security vulnerabilities that expose organizations to cyberattacks. NTLM (short for New Technology LAN Manager) is a challenge-response authentication protocol introduced in 1993 with Windows NT 3.1 and is the successor to the LAN Manager (LM) protocol. Kerberos has superseded NTLM and is now the current default protocol for domain-connected devices running Windows 2000 or later. While it was the default protocol in older Windows versions, NTLM is still used today as a fallback authentication method when Kerberos is unavailable, even though it uses weak…
My job means I spend a lot of time writing, and as a result, I spend a lot of time — more than is productive, probably — looking for the best possible writing apps. Over time, what I look for in apps has changed. An abundance of features has become less of a necessity; instead, I want something straightforward that lets me get the job done with minimal distractions. I found the answer in a piece of software nearly 20 years old called Bean. This is a lightweight word processor for macOS that first launched in 2007. It hasn’t seen…
Aisy has emerged from stealth with $2.3 million seed funding from Osney Capital, Flying Fish Ventures, and 6 Degrees Capital together with additional angel investors. The firm provides an AI-assisted platform designed to help security teams manage, prioritize, and reduce an overwhelming volume of vulnerability alert tickets. “Smart people are burning out sifting through backlogs of unprioritized, low-value vulnerabilities, while the real critical pathways go unprotected,” says Shlomie Liberow, founder and CEO of Aisy (and formerly head of hacker research and development at HackerOne). He doesn’t see this changing for mid-tier and larger companies – partly because of the security…
Welcome to this week’s SEO Pulse: updates affect publisher control over AI features, how AI Overviews process queries, and what AI model tradeoffs mean for content workflows. Here’s what matters for you and your work. Google Explores Letting Sites Opt Out Of AI Search Features Google says it’s exploring updates that could let websites opt out of AI-powered search features. The blog post came the same day the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority opened a consultation on potential new requirements for Google Search. Key facts: Ron Eden, principal, product management at Google, wrote that the company is “exploring updates to…
I woke up in high spirits this morning. I planned on reserving a phone I’ve been excited about since I heard it was officially coming to the US. The Samsung Galaxy Z TriFold isn’t practical, and it’s not a device for everyone — but I still can’t wait to get my hands on one. Unfortunately, like many others this morning, I’m going to have to wait a little longer. Unexpectedly, Samsung sold out of Galaxy Z TriFolds within minutes. Every Samsung Experience Store I called in the area was out, reporting lines before the stores opened. No one at either…
Conventional wisdom says that in the ever-evolving cybersecurity landscape, attackers and defenders are locked in a perennial, never-ending death match: increasing threat sophistication battling it out with corresponding shifts in corporate and governmental responses. The showdown rages on in 2026, made all the more interesting by the rise of AI-augmented everything. But what don’t we expect? Dark Reading canvassed a range of industry-watchers and threat-intelligence specialists about the more cutting-edge happenings for security teams to pay attention to. This includes garage APTs, ransomware becoming less lucrative, data embassies, corporate accountability, and CEOs in South Korea taking responsibility for major data breaches.Read…