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<!–> amgun/Getty Images DevSecOps – like its fraternal twin, DevOps – has been a process in play for several years now in software shops, intended to enable more collaborative and intelligent workflows. Now, AI is poised to add more juice to these efforts – but many are still skeptical about its implications. Also: AI brings […] More
<!–> SOPA Images/Getty Images Safe social media practices include not posting photos that showcase personal information such as license plate numbers, street names, or house numbers. But what if I told you that generative AI could still find a way to locate you – just from your photo’s background? Also: The best AI chatbots: ChatGPT and […] More
<!–> Zyabich/Getty Images Last week a 404 Media piece went viral, thanks to an alarming series of allegations about the apparent ability of smart devices to listen in on our conversations. Marketing Company Claims That It Actually Is Listening to Your Phone and Smart Speakers to Target Ads A marketing team within media giant Cox […] More
<!–> shapecharge/Getty Images Generative artificial intelligence (AI) is magic to the untrained eye. From summarizing text to creating pictures and writing code, tools like OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Microsoft’s Copilot produce what seem like brilliant solutions to challenging questions in seconds. However, the magical abilities of generative AI can come with a side order of unhelpful […] More
iOS 17.2 prevents the Flipper Zero from flooding the iPhone with popups. Adrian Kingsley-Hughes/ZDNET Apple has finally closed off the ability of the Flipper Zero pen-testing tool to flood iPhones with so many popups that the handset would lock up and require a reboot. Also: 7 cool and useful things to do with your Flipper […] More
<!–> Google In July of 2022, Google said it would probably be the second half of 2024 before its Chrome browser started phasing out third-party cookies. While that still might be the target date for a full rollout, the initial testing of the cookie-disabling feature isn’t too far off. Starting January 4, Google says 1% of Chrome […] More
<!–> d3sign/Getty Images 1Password is now making it easier for anyone to set up an account by using a passkey. In a blog post, 1Password product director Mitch Cohen announced the expansion of the passkey beta program from private to public. This means that anyone creating a new individual account can secure it with a […] More
<!–> Andrew Brookes/Getty Images Bitwarden allows you to store all types of information. You can store the obvious username/password entries, as well as secure notes, and credit cards. All of that data is encrypted in your vault until you unlock it with either your master password, PIN, or biometric (such as via a fingerprint scanner […] More
