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Cybercriminals Abuse Google Gemini CLI for Cyberattacks and Botnet Operations

A cybercriminal operating under the alias 'bandcampro' exploited Google's open-source AI tool, Gemini CLI, to automate hacking attacks and manage a small botnet. This incident highlights how threat actors adapt legitimate technologies, including AI-driven solutions, for malicious purposes. Security experts warn that such tools lower the entry barrier for inexperienced hackers and accelerate malicious operations. The case underscores the urgent need for stricter oversight of AI tools in cybercrime ecosystems.

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Microsoft Trains Sales Teams to Criticize OpenAI and Anthropic

Microsoft is coaching its sales force to emphasize the limitations of rival AI solutions from OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic. Internal training sessions focus on positioning Microsoft’s in-house models as more efficient and cost-effective. Executives urge teams to showcase seamless integration with Office apps like Word and Excel, aiming to reduce dependency on external partners. This shift follows Microsoft’s decision to phase out third-party AI models in flagship products.

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AliExpress has launched a major sale featuring substantial discounts on popular DJI Osmo Pocket cameras, ideal for vlogging and dynamic video recording. The promotion, running until July 19, includes models like Osmo Pocket 3, Pocket 4, Pocket 4P, and Osmo 360, with additional coupons reducing prices by up to $70. While the deal is especially attractive for U.S. buyers, Russian customers can also benefit from these competitive offers.

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Microsoft Patches Record 570 Windows Vulnerabilities, Including Two Exploited Zero-Days

Microsoft has released its July security update for Windows 11 and Windows 10, patching a record 570 vulnerabilities. Among them are three zero-day flaws, two of which were already exploited by attackers. The update targets critical threats in Active Directory, SharePoint, and BitLocker encryption bypass, posing significant risks to enterprise users. Microsoft attributes the surge in detected vulnerabilities to AI-driven tools like MDASH, which accelerate vulnerability discovery and patching. Users are urged to install the updates immediately to mitigate risks.

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NTSB Confirms: Tesla Driver Accelerated to 112 km/h Before Fatal Crash

The U.S. National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) released preliminary findings from its investigation into a June Tesla crash in Texas. According to the report, the driver pressed the accelerator pedal to 100%, fully overriding the Full Self-Driving (Supervised) system. The vehicle traveled at over 112 km/h in a 48 km/h zone before crashing into a home and killing 76-year-old Martha Avila. The victim’s family has filed a lawsuit against the 44-year-old driver, Michael Butler, and Tesla, alleging negligence.

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Jabra Evolve3 75 vs ThinkPad 8550: Which Business Headset to Choose for Hybrid Work

Two standout models dominate the business headset market: Jabra Evolve3 75 and Lenovo ThinkPad 8550 Aura Edition. Both deliver high-quality audio, active noise cancellation (ANC), and ergonomic design for hybrid work. However, each has distinct features that may influence your choice. The ThinkPad 8550 appeals with its affordable price and seamless Lenovo ecosystem integration, while the Jabra Evolve3 75 excels with premium design, superior ANC, and advanced enterprise features. Which option will best suit your professional needs?

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OpenAI Unveils $230 Keyboard for AI Agents Codex

OpenAI has officially entered the hardware market with the launch of the Codex Micro keyboard priced at $230. Developed in collaboration with Work Louder, this device is tailored for managing AI agents like Codex—semi-autonomous bots capable of writing and executing code with minimal human input. The keyboard features backlit status keys, customizable hotkeys, and a joystick for workflow execution. Positioned as a limited-edition accessory, it combines functionality with a sleek design for developers' desktops.

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Tokyo Monorail Adopts QR Tickets to Speed Up Turnstile Passage

Tokyo’s Yurikamome monorail operator has transitioned from traditional magnetic tickets to QR codes, completing the modernization of automatic turnstiles by May 2026. Passengers no longer need to insert tickets into machines—simply scanning a QR code at the turnstile accelerates boarding, especially during peak hours. The shift also optimizes equipment maintenance and cuts costs on consumables. This move aligns with global trends in digitalizing public transport systems.

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FCC Investigates T-Mobile Over Forced Tariff Changes

The U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has launched an investigation into T-Mobile after a customer accused the carrier of violating its price-lock promises by forcing users onto more expensive plans. Alex Gervar, the complainant, reported that T-Mobile notified him of the discontinuation of two legacy plans and an automatic switch to new terms starting July 13. Despite public assurances of no price hikes, the operator now faces regulatory scrutiny.

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Meta* Accused of Using AI to Lay Off Employees with Health Issues

Meta* is facing a lawsuit alleging the use of artificial intelligence algorithms to optimize its workforce. According to court documents, employees on maternity leave or with disabilities were included in layoff lists. One case involves a woman who received a termination notice a day before premature childbirth. The lawsuit challenges the transparency and ethics of such decisions, particularly as Meta* ramps up investments in AI technology development.

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Google Search with AI Deemed Dangerous for Children Following Audit

Nonprofit organization Common Sense Media published a report assessing Google Search’s AI features as an "unacceptable risk" for children. The study found that AI Overviews and AI Mode fail to protect underage users despite SafeSearch filters being enabled. Experts conducted over 2,600 test queries and analyzed more than 2,100 responses, uncovering systemic issues: from completing homework for students to generating misinformation and dangerous instructions, including deepfake creation. The findings highlight critical gaps in safeguarding young users in an era of AI-driven search tools.

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