A recent security analysis has raised alarms about how LinkedIn inspects the browsers of people who visit its site. Researchers at Fairlinked e.V. published what they call the “BrowserGate” report, and independent testing by BleepingComputer corroborated many of the findings: LinkedIn appears to inject client-side JavaScript that probes visitors’ browsers for thousands of Chrome extensions and collects a range of
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Microsoft Extends Windows 10 Extended Security Updates Through October 2027
Microsoft has quietly extended its consumer Extended Security Updates (ESU) program for Windows 10, pushing the cutoff for critical security patches out another year to October 12, 2027. The move gives millions of users who have not yet migrated to Windows 11 additional time to receive important and critical security fixes, while Microsoft continues to encourage upgrades to the newer OS. For those already enrolled in the consumer ESU program, coverage continues automatically under the new end date. What the…
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When Mike McClary decided to revive a discontinued flashlight that had once been one of his best sellers, he didn’t dust off the old supplier spreadsheet or spend weeks emailing factories. Instead, he opened Accio, an AI-powered sourcing assistant on Alibaba.com, and started a conversation. Within weeks he had a redesigned product, a recommended factory in Ningbo, and a projected
Announcing General Availability of Server Logic in Power Pages
Power Pages has taken a significant step forward: Server Logic is now generally available for production use. What began as a preview capability to bring server-side processing closer to makers and developers has matured into a production-ready feature designed for enterprise scenarios. With this GA release, organizations gain a native, governed, and extensible way to run server-side operations directly within
Price Elasticity: The One Data Point That Could Clarify AI’s Impact on Jobs
Silicon Valley’s conversations about AI often sound like inevitabilities: sweeping automation, mass displacement, and workplaces remade by powerful models. Those scenarios have driven anxiety among workers and intense debate among researchers. But one practical problem underlies much of the confusion: we lack the right economic data to predict how AI-driven productivity gains will actually affect employment. Without that missing piece,
Microsoft Links Medusa Ransomware Affiliate to Zero-Day Exploitation Campaign
Microsoft’s recent analysis tying a Medusa ransomware affiliate to a campaign that leveraged zero-day vulnerabilities has put a renewed spotlight on the evolving tactics of extortion groups and the threat posed by previously unknown software flaws. For security teams and executives, the announcement is a reminder that threat actors are combining rapid vulnerability exploitation with tried-and-true ransomware playbooks to increase
Zero Ads, Zero Tracking, Zero Exceptions: Build a Zero-Trust DNS Fortress for Every Device You Own
One self-hosted DNS server. Every device protected — at home and anywhere in the world. Here is a slightly terrifying, yet fun fact most people do not know: every time anyone in your household opens a browser, your Internet Service Provider (ISP) sees exactly which website they are visiting — before the page even loads. Not because they hacked your