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Stop Google from following your every move

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Stop Google from following your every move

Google's apps, such as Chrome, Maps, Search, and YouTube, are constantly tracking your activity and sending it to Google. But don't worry, Google doesn't use the data for nefarious purposes like selling it to third parties to line its pockets. It's all used to improve and personalize your experience, leading to faster searches and relevant recommendations.The downside? It means Google always knows what you're doing or where you are when […]

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AI models can secretly infect each other

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AI models can secretly infect each other

Artificial intelligence is getting smarter. But it may also be getting more dangerous. A new study reveals that AI models can secretly transmit subliminal traits to one another, even when the shared training data appears harmless. Researchers showed that AI systems can pass along behaviors like bias, ideology, or even dangerous suggestions. Surprisingly, this happens without those traits ever appearing in the training material.Sign up for my FREE CyberGuy ReportGet […]

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Microsoft Authenticator is deleting your passwords

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Microsoft Authenticator is deleting your passwords

If you use Microsoft Authenticator to store your login information, it's time to take action. This month, Microsoft began deleting stored payment methods from the app, and as of Aug. 1, 2025, stored passwords are no longer accessible within Authenticator. While the app will still support two-factor authentication (2FA) and passkeys, its days as a password manager are officially over.But don't panic, your data can be saved, and your options are […]

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Multiple US cancer centers hit in coordinated phishing breach

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Multiple US cancer centers hit in coordinated phishing breach

Bad actors often target healthcare organizations because they typically lack strong cybersecurity defenses. On top of that, the data they store is highly valuable, and healthcare companies are often willing to pay large sums to recover it. The latest attack has impacted multiple cancer centers across the U.S.A coordinated phishing campaign has breached sensitive patient data at several cancer care providers affiliated with Integrated Oncology Network (ION), a Tennessee-based network […]

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Would you date your pet? 1 in 3 say yes to AI version

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Would you date your pet? 1 in 3 say yes to AI version

What if your dog had a dating profile? Or your cat showed up to brunch with your friends? Thanks to a viral TikTok trend, thousands of pet lovers are asking AI to reimagine their pets as people, and the results are surprisingly romantic.A recent survey asked 1,000 Americans just how deeply they connect with their pets. Some of the answers are sweet. Others? A little wild. But together, they paint […]

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Microsoft SharePoint bug puts critical government agencies at risk

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Microsoft SharePoint bug puts critical government agencies at risk

Hackers are actively exploiting a new zero-day bug in Microsoft's SharePoint Server software. The same software is used by key U.S. government agencies, including those tied to national security. The vulnerability affects on-premise versions of SharePoint, allowing attackers to break into systems, steal data and quietly move through connected services. While the cloud version is unaffected, the on-premise version is widely used by major U.S. agencies, universities and private companies. That […]

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Meta deletes 10 million Facebook accounts this year, but why?

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Meta deletes 10 million Facebook accounts this year, but why?

Facebook, being a platform used by billions, is flooded with all kinds of accounts. However, not all of them are genuine. Many are bots that often hijack comment sections, posting the same messages repeatedly. There are also accounts that have built their entire follower base by sharing content originally created by others. Meta seems to have realized the platform needs some cleaning, and it has announced that a staggering 10 million […]

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TSA warns of phishing scam targeting PreCheck travelers

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TSA warns of phishing scam targeting PreCheck travelers

If you're planning to breeze through airport security using TSA PreCheck, you should first check the URL. The TSA just posted an urgent warning on Facebook reminding travelers to use only the official government site when signing up for PreCheck.The post says, "Signing up for TSA PreCheck? Make sure you're using a safe and trusted .gov website" and includes this official link, tsa.gov/precheck.Why the warning? Because scammers are out in full […]

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Update your iPhone now: iOS 18.6 fixes 29 security flaws

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Update your iPhone now: iOS 18.6 fixes 29 security flaws

If you haven't updated your iPhone yet, now's the time. Apple has officially rolled out iOS 18.6, and while the update may seem small, it packs a powerful punch. With 29 security vulnerabilities addressed, many involving Safari and WebKit, experts say updating now is your best defense against future threats.Sign up for my FREE CyberGuy ReportGet my best tech tips, urgent security alerts and exclusive deals delivered straight to your inbox. […]

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