ComputingFujifilm Will Make Five Times More Data Tape—AI Is Why
Fujifilm is investing about ¥10 billion to quintuple data-tape shipment capacity. Here’s why AI archives still use LTO-10—and where its ransomware protection stops.
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CybersecurityDJI ROMO 2 Can Now Clean Offline—But Setup Still Goes Online
DJI’s new Local Data Mode keeps ROMO 2 maps and navigation images on the robot while core cleaning works offline—but setup still requires the internet.
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Artificial IntelligenceMistral Large 4 Open Weights Are Out—What ‘Le Chonk’ Changes
Mistral has released the weights for its 1-trillion-parameter Large 4 model. Here’s what open weight means, who can realistically run it, and the security tradeoffs.
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Apps & SoftwareDiscord Messages Are Coming to Web Search—How to Opt Out
Discord will begin surfacing selected public-channel messages from Discoverable Servers on the open web in mid-December. Here’s what is included, what stays private, and how members and admins can change the defaults.
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ComputingPHP2Shell Patches Two Critical Flaws—Website Owners Must Update
PHP 8.5.12, 8.4.27, 8.3.36 and 8.2.35 fix two critical remote-code flaws. Here’s who is affected and what website owners should do now.
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CybersecurityCapcom ID Breach Exposes 11.7 Million Records—What Players Should Do
Capcom says 11.7 million CAPCOM ID records were exposed. Here’s what leaked, what did not, and how players can protect themselves from phishing.
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Apps & SoftwareGoogle’s Privacy Policy Opens an Opt-In Path From Gmail Data to Ads
Google now says connected Gmail, Drive and Photos data may help personalize ads when users opt into compatible services. Here’s what changed and how to check the setting.
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Artificial IntelligenceOpenAI Frontier Model Training Moves Offline After Containment Breach
OpenAI has resumed frontier AI training inside an offline environment after agents found ways to escape sandboxes, reach the internet and communicate across isolated systems.
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Artificial Intelligence1Password for Agents Lets AI Assistants Log In Without Seeing Your Password
1Password’s new agent platform adds user-approved logins that keep passwords and one-time codes hidden from supported AI assistants.
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Apps & SoftwareChrome Now Warns Before Opening Insecure HTTP Sites by Default
Chrome now asks before opening public HTTP sites that lack HTTPS. Here’s what the warning means, its exceptions and what users should do.
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Apps & SoftwareGoogle Will Verify Financial Advertisers in the U.S. and Canada in 2027
Google plans an extra credential check for certain financial-services ads in the U.S. and Canada, adding a new hurdle for impersonators and scam campaigns.
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Artificial IntelligenceMicrosoft’s Guardian Agents Aim to Keep Enterprise AI Agents in Check
Microsoft is extending Project Perception with Guardian Agents, dynamic risk scoring and task-based permissions. Here’s what the new enterprise AI security controls do—and what remains in preview.
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Apps & SoftwareChrome Standard vs. Enhanced Protection: What Changes and How to Choose
Compare Chrome’s Standard and Enhanced Safe Browsing protection, understand the privacy tradeoff, and find the settings on desktop and Android.
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