As AI-driven fraud increasingly mimics legitimate user behavior, obvious fraud signals are becoming unreliable. A new report from Fingerprint looks […]
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Microsoft is enabling Windows hotpatch updates by default
Microsoft has announced that, starting with the May 2026 Windows security update, it is enabling Windows Autopatch security updates by […]
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MonsGeek’s TMR MagMech keyboards combine magnetic and mechanical switches
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Asus launches $229 open-ear ROG Cetra earbuds built for gaming and workouts
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Uber is expanding Women Preferences across the US
Almost tying in with International Women’s Day, Uber has announced the expansion of its Women Preferences schemes across the whole […]
Only 13 percent of emails now written by humans
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