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SecuritySonicWall has urgently warned customers about two critical vulnerabilities in its SMA1000 product line, which are being actively exploited by hackers in zero-day attacks. The company has released emergency patches and strongly urges immediate updates to secure corporate networks. These flaws affect remote access systems and could lead to unauthorized intrusions into infrastructure.
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DevelopmentMicrosoft has rolled out a significant update for Windows 11 as part of the traditional Patch Tuesday cycle. The patch bundle not only includes security enhancements but also introduces new system management tools. A key change allows users to defer updates for longer periods, reducing pressure on both end-users and IT administrators. Additionally, the update introduces a system restore feature to revert to a previous state, improves Bluetooth device compatibility, and expands news widget settings.
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SecurityMicrosoft has released the extended security update KB5099539 for Windows 10, addressing 570 vulnerabilities as part of the July 2026 Patch Tuesday. The update includes additional fixes to enhance system stability and security. This release extends Windows 10 support for enterprise clients and organizations requiring extra time to migrate to newer OS versions.
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HardwareAt WWDC 2026, Apple unveiled iPadOS 27, introducing groundbreaking features like Apple Intelligence integration, enhanced Siri capabilities, advanced image editing tools, and a refreshed Safari browser. The company has already rolled out the first public beta, giving users a chance to test the system before its official release in fall 2026. However, users are advised to back up their data first, as beta versions may contain bugs and instability. Installation is supported on select iPad models, listed below.
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Artificial intelligenceNew York has imposed a one-year moratorium on new data center construction, sparking concerns in the IT industry. The decision, aimed at evaluating the impact of such facilities on the region's energy grid and ecology, risks stalling AI development and cloud services. Experts warn that the move could create a shortage of computing power, hindering innovation in these critical sectors.
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BusinessMercari, the operator of a leading resale platform, has unveiled m department, a new online store specializing in certified pre-owned devices. The initiative addresses key buyer concerns about authenticity and functionality of second-hand smartphones, which have hindered growth in the secondary market. Partners like Sofmap and Belong conduct rigorous inspections, data wiping, and offer extended warranties, creating a 'third market' between new and standard used goods.
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Artificial intelligenceGoogle has announced an expansion of its search engine capabilities, allowing users to generate AI-powered images directly within search results in the coming weeks. The feature will be available in the AI Overviews section, enabling the creation of unique images based on text descriptions if no suitable matches are found online. The update will roll out to English-speaking users in regions where AI image generation is already supported. This move aims to simplify visual content discovery for both professional and personal use cases.
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DevelopmentMicrosoft has begun testing a new version of Windows Search that eliminates advertisements and promotional materials, focusing solely on relevant results. The update aims to enhance performance and user experience by removing distracting elements. Currently, these changes are available to a limited group of Windows Insider Program participants, but they may eventually roll out to all users. This marks a step toward a more streamlined and efficient search experience within the operating system.
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Artificial intelligenceAnthropic has unveiled research demonstrating how its language model, Claude, processes information and constructs reasoning. This breakthrough could significantly advance our understanding of modern neural networks' inner workings. Experts highlight that such studies not only improve existing models but also pave the way for more transparent and predictable AI systems. The question of how AI perceives the real world remains a critical challenge for developers.
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HardwarePhilips has rolled out a patch for its Hue Bridge Pro smart hub, resolving a critical flaw that led to complete device failure. The issue emerged after a recent firmware update and affected fewer than 100 devices worldwide. The update is now being distributed to users, and installation should restore functionality to impacted hubs. The bug occurred when users disabled automatic updates for extended periods before attempting a manual firmware installation.
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HardwareIntel Corporation has announced plans to invest €5 billion ($5.7 billion) in upgrading its manufacturing complex in Leixlip, Ireland. The project aims to boost production of Intel Xeon 6 processors and advanced chips based on the Intel 3 process node, while also enhancing R&D capabilities at the site. Work has already commenced, though completion timelines remain unspecified. The upgrade will optimize existing capacity and increase output volumes to meet growing demand.
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SecurityUsing AI chatbots like ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini for password generation may pose security risks. A study by Irregular found that these systems create passwords using patterns, making them susceptible to hacking. For instance, in tests with Claude, all generated passwords started with a letter, often followed by the number 7, while certain characters and letters were entirely omitted. Out of 50 requests, only 30 unique combinations were produced, with one password repeating at a 36% rate. This raises concerns about AI’s reliability as a tool for generating secure credentials.
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