1Password is raising its Safari requirements, and while nothing breaks immediately, the change highlights a growing issue for users holding onto older Apple devices.
GitHub says outdated abuse protections accidentally blocked normal visitors, prompting a cleanup of old rules and a renewed effort to monitor defensive systems with the same care as platform features. The issue surfaced after users reported unexpected rate limits, revealing emergency controls that stayed active long after the threat faded.
Canonical is expanding its enterprise subscription to Windows users with Ubuntu Pro for WSL, adding long term security, compliance controls, and management features.
With Microsoft ending Windows 10 updates, Firefox users can relax knowing Mozilla will keep the browser fully supported for the foreseeable future.
NordVPN has open sourced its Linux GUI and added it to the Snap package, making the VPN easier to install and more transparent for Linux users.
Tails 7.0 launches with Debian 13 and GNOME 48, bringing faster startup, updated apps, and improved hardware support, though GNOME 49 already makes it feel a bit behind.
OpenAI has removed a feature that let ChatGPT conversations be indexed by search engines, citing privacy risks.
Arch Linux pulled three AUR packages that were secretly installing malware. If you used them, you’ll want to take action fast.
NVIDIA confirms researchers demonstrated a Rowhammer attack on a GPU without ECC enabled and urges users to check their settings.
Wyze is rolling out a new security feature called VerifiedView, and chances are, most users won’t even notice it happening. That’s because it doesn’t change how you use your camera—it just quietly adds a new layer of protection behind the scenes. With VerifiedView, every video, image, and livestream your Wyze Cam captures now carries a … Read more