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OpenAI is rolling out two new security features for ChatGPT aimed at reducing risks as AI systems become more deeply connected to the web and external services. The company says the changes are designed to protect users and enterprise environments from emerging threats such as prompt injection attacks. Prompt injection attacks involve malicious instructions hidden within text that attempt to manipulate a language model into revealing sensitive information or executing unintended actions. As AI tools gain access to browsers, files, and third-party apps, these types of attacks have become a growing concern for developers and organizations. To address this, OpenAI…
Microsoft has announced a major milestone for Project Silica, its long-running effort to store digital data in glass as an ultra-durable archival medium. The company says it can now successfully encode information into borosilicate glass—the same type of glass commonly used in oven doors and laboratory containers—bringing the technology closer to commercial viability. Until now, Project Silica relied on specialized fused glass suitable for research but impractical for large-scale deployment. By switching to widely available borosilicate glass, Microsoft aims to make the storage method easier and cheaper to produce. The goal of the project is long-term preservation: Microsoft claims the…
Gamers looking to jump to OLED without paying flagship prices might want to take note: MSI’s 27-inch MAG 272QP X24 gaming monitor is currently down to $429.99 on Amazon, a solid drop from its usual $500 tag. At that price, it lands squarely in “worth considering” territory for anyone upgrading their display while holding off on pricier PC components. Why this OLED deal stands out The MAG 272QP X24 checks most of the boxes for modern PC gaming: 27-inch OLED panel 2560×1440 (QHD) resolution — a sweet spot for performance and clarity 240Hz refresh rate for competitive play 0.03ms response…
Researchers find vulnerabilities in major password managers Security researchers from ETH Zurich and the Università della Svizzera italiana (USI) say popular password managers—including Bitwarden, LastPass, and Dashlane—may not be as secure as many users assume. In controlled tests, the team claims they were able to view and even modify stored passwords by exploiting weaknesses in how these services handle encrypted vault data. How the attacks worked Most password managers store encrypted vaults in the cloud so users can sync passwords across devices. Even if servers are breached, encryption is supposed to prevent anyone from reading the stored data. The researchers…
If you’re currently working with a dual-monitor setup, switching to a single ultrawide display can simplify your desk and workflow. You get one continuous screen with no center bezel, less cable clutter, and often more usable space for multitasking. The downside is that ultrawide monitors can be expensive—so deals like this don’t come around often. Right now, a 40-inch 5K ultrawide monitor from Innocn is down to $595 on Amazon, a 41% discount that brings it to its lowest price yet. This display offers a 5120×2160 resolution in a 21:9 aspect ratio, delivering a sharp pixel density of around 139…
YouTube is reportedly testing new measures against users who browse the platform with ad blockers enabled, with multiple reports claiming that video comments and descriptions are being disabled when ad-blocking tools are detected. According to user complaints compiled by Android Authority, the restrictions affect both traditional browser extensions and browsers that include built-in ad-blocking features. When the ad blocker is turned off or users switch to another browser, the comments and description sections reappear, suggesting that the behavior is intentional rather than a technical error. Some users with YouTube Premium subscriptions say they are also being affected. While Premium removes…
Security researchers have uncovered a large campaign of malicious Chrome extensions masquerading as AI tools, with more than 260,000 users installing them through the official Chrome Web Store. The campaign, known as AiFrame, includes at least 30 extensions designed to steal sensitive information while posing as legitimate AI assistants and productivity tools. According to analysis from LayerX Security, the extensions use hidden server-side interfaces that function as privileged proxies. This design grants them broad permissions inside the browser, allowing attackers to scan active tabs, copy content, and intercept confidential data such as login credentials, financial details, and other personal information.…
A limited-time deal on Amazon is putting a useful tech essential within easy reach: a two-pack of 100W Anker USB-C cables is now available for $9.99, about 23 percent off its usual price. With each cable effectively costing around $5, the promotion offers an inexpensive way for users to upgrade older charging cables that may no longer deliver optimal speed or reliability. The cables support up to 100 watts of USB Power Delivery, making them suitable not only for smartphones and tablets but also for many modern laptops and accessories when paired with compatible chargers. This higher-wattage support allows faster…
The Epic Games Store has refreshed its weekly free-game lineup, and this time a standout title is grabbing attention: Nobody Wants to Die. The narrative-driven detective game, built on Unreal Engine 5, is free to claim for a limited time, offering players a visually striking mystery set in a futuristic world where death has effectively been eliminated. Set in the year 2329, the story imagines a society where people can avoid death by transferring memories and consciousness into new bodies through specialized chips. But immortality comes with consequences. When a string of murders targets wealthy citizens who have access to…
Valve is experimenting with a new feature that adds more context to user reviews on Steam: optional PC hardware details. The update, currently available in the Steam beta client, allows reviewers to attach system specifications to their game reviews, helping readers understand how performance may vary across different machines. Game reviews can often swing wildly depending on the hardware used. A title that runs smoothly on a high-end gaming rig may struggle on older or lower-powered devices. With the new feature, reviewers can include automated system information instead of manually listing their specs, offering readers clearer insight into performance expectations.…
