Adobe’s AI photo critique lands in your camera app
Adobe integrates AI-powered photo analysis into its camera app, offering real-time feedback on compositions and backgrounds.
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The one Nvidia setting that sharpens every DLSS game
A simple tweak in the Nvidia App can unlock sharper visuals in DLSS-supported titles without touching in-game settings.
HollowGraph malware uses hijacked Microsoft 365 calendars to steal data
A new espionage implant, HollowGraph, hides stolen files and operator commands in fake Microsoft 365 calendar events dated 2050, leveraging legitimate Microsoft Graph API traffic to evade detection.
OpenTofu’s built-in state encryption: why plaintext risks are over
OpenTofu now encrypts infrastructure state end-to-end, guarding secrets at rest in backends, local copies and CI caches where backend encryption falls short.
US quietly tightens grip on Chinese AI models
Washington is reportedly using sanctions and soft pressure to slow the adoption of Chinese AI models, favoring domestic firms without an outright ban.
Military Apps Bundling Foreign Code Raise Security Alert
US troops' apps contain Chinese and Russian code, revealing supply-chain risks in defense software.
The Terminal as a Writing Powerhouse? It’s Faster Than You Think
Forget clunky word processors—your terminal might just be the lean, distraction-free writing tool you didn’t know you needed.
Hackers Target Critical ServiceNow AI Flaw as Exploits Spread
A recently disclosed ServiceNow AI Platform vulnerability is now being actively exploited by attackers, threat researchers warn.
macOS SSH clients: terminal vs GUI for developers
Switching from Windows to macOS means rethinking SSH workflows. Built-in terminal or third-party GUI—what fits your setup?
US public health agencies to trial AI models via PULSE program
Public health agencies across the U.S. will test generative AI tools through the PULSE initiative, aiming to shape implementation guidance and assess real-world impact.