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Salesforce Data Leak via Klue’s OAuth VulnerabilitySecurity

Salesforce Data Leak via Klue’s OAuth Vulnerability

Klue, a competitive intelligence platform, has suffered a data breach through a vulnerability in its OAuth protocol. The Icarus cybercrime group exploited this flaw to access Salesforce CRM data from several companies. The attack is part of an ongoing extortion campaign where threat actors threaten to leak sensitive information unless ransom demands are met.

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Google Calendar Adds 200 Event ColorsDevelopment

Google Calendar Adds 200 Event Colors

Google has significantly expanded the color palette in its Calendar service, allowing users to choose from 200 colors for event styling. Previously limited to 11 preset colors, the update now includes 24 standard options and full RGB palette support for personalized adjustments. The rollout began on June 28, with full availability expected by late July. This change is particularly beneficial for users managing both professional and personal schedules, as each event can now be uniquely highlighted for quick visual reference.

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Quantum Computers Nearing Error Correction Breakthrough by 2028Hardware

Quantum Computers Nearing Error Correction Breakthrough by 2028

Quantum computing experts now forecast that systems with functional error correction could arrive as early as 2028, marking a critical milestone for scalable quantum computers. This breakthrough would overcome key limitations caused by qubit instability and high noise levels, which have long hindered quantum advancements. Previous estimates had placed this technology no earlier than the 2030s, but recent hardware and algorithmic progress has accelerated the timeline significantly.

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Firefox Adds Productivity Widgets to HomepageDevelopment

Firefox Adds Productivity Widgets to Homepage

Mozilla has enhanced Firefox’s homepage with new productivity widgets designed to help users manage tasks and time more effectively. The latest update includes a Pomodoro timer, customizable checklist, time zone display, and sports scores—all integrated into the browser’s interface. Available in Firefox versions 151 and 152, these features are part of a broader UI refresh, including the Nova project. Users can personalize widgets to suit their workflow, eliminating the need for third-party task management tools.

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MSI Unveils Claw 8 EX AI+ Gaming PC with Intel Arc G3 Extreme for 130 873 ₽Hardware

MSI Unveils Claw 8 EX AI+ Gaming PC with Intel Arc G3 Extreme for 130 873 ₽

MSI has officially launched the Claw 8 EX AI+ handheld gaming PC, powered by the new Intel Arc G3 Extreme processor with integrated Arc B390 graphics. The device comes equipped with 32GB of LPDDR5X RAM and is priced at 130,8 млрд ₽ SI representatives highlight that this year will be challenging for manufacturers due to rising costs of key components like memory and storage, which may lead to further price increases for devices.

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Geoengineering: Why Cooling the Planet Is Harder Than It SeemsDevelopment

Geoengineering: Why Cooling the Planet Is Harder Than It Seems

Geoengineering, or deliberate climate modification to combat global warming, has long been viewed as a straightforward solution. However, real-world technical challenges have proven far more complex than anticipated. Scientists and engineers grapple with issues such as material delivery to the stratosphere, selecting optimal substances, and developing specialized equipment. Without breakthrough technologies, large-scale planetary cooling may remain unattainable in the near future.

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Dark Matter Search: New Horizons and Challenges for PhysicistsDevelopment

Dark Matter Search: New Horizons and Challenges for Physicists

Dark matter remains one of the biggest mysteries in modern physics. Despite indirect evidence—from galaxy rotation speeds to gravitational lensing—scientists still don’t know what it’s made of. WIMPs (weakly interacting massive particles) were long considered the leading candidate, but recent experiments cast doubt on their detectability. Researchers are now exploring alternatives like primordial black holes, while facing new challenges such as the 'neutrino fog' and financial hurdles.

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Cyberattack on ShapedPlugin: WordPress Plugin Update Mechanism HackedSecurity

Cyberattack on ShapedPlugin: WordPress Plugin Update Mechanism Hacked

Several premium WordPress plugins from developer ShapedPlugin were compromised in a supply chain attack. Attackers gained access to the company’s update system and distributed infected versions to paying customers. The incident highlights vulnerabilities in software distribution mechanisms, where trusted channels are exploited to deliver malicious code. Affected plugins are used for creating sliders, galleries, and other visual elements on websites, making the attack particularly dangerous for commercial site owners.

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Chinese Memory and SSD Manufacturers Outpace Western CompetitorsHardware

Chinese Memory and SSD Manufacturers Outpace Western Competitors

Chinese manufacturers of DRAM modules and solid-state drives (SSDs) are gaining a competitive edge over American and Taiwanese rivals due to government regulations. According to Nelson Duann, Senior Vice President of Silicon Motion, local companies are mandated to supply domestic PC, smartphone, and memory module assemblers, even if it is less profitable than supplying the artificial intelligence sector. This strategic focus ensures stable component supplies for Chinese device makers, while global competitors face shortages and rising costs.

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NostalgicPod: Turn Your Android Phone into an iPod ClassicDevelopment

NostalgicPod: Turn Your Android Phone into an iPod Classic

An independent developer has launched NostalgicPod, an app that transforms Android smartphones into a full-fledged iPod Classic. Beyond mimicking the cult click wheel design, the app integrates modern features like lossless audio support, podcasts, internet radio, and even retro games. Priced at 36 301 ₽ it offers exceptional value for nostalgia enthusiasts and audiophiles alike. The developer emphasizes that this is not just a clone but a tribute to a device that revolutionized the industry.

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Mercari Launches Global App to Sell Japanese Goods in the U.S.Business

Mercari Launches Global App to Sell Japanese Goods in the U.S.

Japanese e-commerce platform Mercari has launched its global app, 'Mercari Global App,' for U.S. users, enabling them to purchase goods directly from Japanese sellers. The service includes popular categories like collectible cards and hobby items, expanding Mercari’s cross-border trade footprint. Previously available in Taiwan and Hong Kong, the app now targets the high-potential U.S. market to attract new buyers and sellers.

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VSCO Unveils Studio Pro: 36 374 ₽/Year Mobile Photo Editor with SubscriptionBusiness

VSCO Unveils Studio Pro: 36 374 ₽/Year Mobile Photo Editor with Subscription

VSCO has introduced Studio Pro, a new iOS mobile photo editor designed for professionals, offering batch processing, style matching via reference images, and seamless integration with VSCO Galleries. The app targets photographers handling large-scale projects like weddings, portraits, and commercial shoots. Future updates will include RAW file support, advanced export options, and customizable aspect ratios. A macOS version is expected by late 2024.

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