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Apple Passwords App Bug Left Users Vulnerable to Phishing Attacks for Months Before Being Fixed

Apple fixed a bug in its Passwords app with December's iOS 18.2 update.
The bug left users vulnerable to phishing attacks for three months before being fixed.
The Passwords app was sending unencrypted requests for logos and icons associated with stored passwords.
Without encryption, an attacker on the same Wi-Fi network could steal login details.

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10 Best Ways To Fix Windows 11 Black Screen Issue

Windows 11 users experiencing a black screen issue without any error messages may follow simple troubleshooting steps to resolve the problem.
Check for loose connections with the monitor and try connecting another monitor to identify the source of the black screen.
Restarting the computer, adjusting projection settings, resetting the graphics adapter, and updating the graphics card drivers can help fix the black screen problem.
Running startup repair, uninstalling recent updates, updating Windows 11, running an antivirus scan, and performing a system restore are additional methods to resolve the black screen issue on Windows 11.
Microsoft addressed a similar problem in Windows 10 with a system update, emphasizing the importance of keeping the operating system up to date for bug fixes.

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Oracle Java 24 / OpenJDK JDK 24 Released

OpenJDK and Oracle have released JDK 24, offering numerous improvements for developers.
JDK 24 is a short term release, available with updates for the next 6 months until September 2025.
It includes features such as Generational Shenandoah, Compact Object Headers, and Stream Gatherers.
Both Oracle Java JDK 24 and OpenJDK JDK 24 can be downloaded from their respective sources.

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How Linux Works in the Tech Industry (With Practical Examples)

Linux is essential in the tech industry, powering servers, cloud computing, software development, cybersecurity, embedded systems, DevOps, and AI.
In servers, Linux offers stability, security, and scalability. Practical example: Hosting a website on a Linux server with Nginx.
Developers prefer Linux for its command-line tools, multiple language support, and customization. Practical example: Setting up a Node.js environment.
Linux is widely used in cybersecurity for its security features and powerful tools. Practical example: Scanning a network with Nmap.
In embedded systems, Linux is lightweight, customizable, and ensures security. Practical example: Controlling an LED with Raspberry Pi.
Linux is integral in DevOps for automation and continuous integration. Practical example: Automating backups with a shell script.
AI and ML professionals use Linux for optimized performance and compatibility with frameworks like TensorFlow. Practical example: Running a simple AI model.
Learning Linux opens up career opportunities. Next steps include experimenting with distributions, learning commands, hosting websites, and contributing to open-source projects.
Support the author at ko-fi.com/codewithdhanian and follow for more Linux insights. Happy learning!

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Copilot+ PC exclusive settings teased in Windows 11 preview

Microsoft is testing an interesting new aspect within the Settings of Windows 11 preview build.
The app settings called 'Actions' allow users to expand the functions of various applications.
Actions include higher-level editing features for apps like Photos and Paint.
These features are currently associated with Copilot+ PCs and require an NPU that can process at least 40 TOPS.

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News on Fedora Linux 42 Beta

Fedora Linux 42 Beta has been released with exciting new features.
The new "Reinstall Fedora" option in Anaconda makes reinstalling Fedora much easier.
Improved key management in DNF5 ensures smoother overall updates.
Wayland has become the default for SDL apps on Fedora Workstation, providing a smoother and modern desktop experience.

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Apple Stops Signing iOS 18.3.1

Apple has stopped signing iOS 18.3.1, preventing users from downgrading to the prior version.
This is a common practice of Apple after releasing a new iOS update.
Preventing downgrades ensures that devices have the latest security improvements.
iOS 18.3.2 fixed important security vulnerabilities and was released on March 10.

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How to Show QR Code for Wi-Fi on iPhone, Mac, iPad

Generating a QR code for joining a Wi-Fi router is a convenient way to share access to Wi-Fi networks.
The latest versions of Apple's system software for Mac, iPhone, and iPad allow users to easily generate a QR code for any connected Wi-Fi network.
The QR code can be scanned by other devices to instantly join the network without the need for entering a password.
This feature is particularly useful for sharing Wi-Fi networks with devices that are incompatible with Apple's password sharing feature, such as Android phones or Windows PCs.

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Microsoft Accidentally Removes Copilot AI In Latest Windows 11 Update

Microsoft unintentionally removed its AI assistant, Copilot, from Windows 11 with its latest update.
The accidental removal of Copilot sparked mixed reactions among Windows 11 users.
Microsoft quickly acknowledged the issue and confirmed that it was an unintended bug.
The bug affects multiple versions of Windows, including Windows 11 and Windows 10.

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Apple drops new teaser for ‘Severance’ season 2 finale

Apple drops new teaser for ‘Severance’ season 2 finale
Apple TV+ released an ultra-short teaser featuring a white baby goat being carted down one of Lumon's pristine white hallways on a trolley.
The teaser marks the upcoming finale of the highly anticipated second season of 'Severance'.
The season finale is scheduled to air on Friday.

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Nanoleaf Launches New Screen Mirror Lightstrip for Mac Displays

Nanoleaf has launched the PC Screen Mirror Lightstrip, a new desktop lighting option for gaming and entertainment.
The Lightstrip connects to a computer via USB-C and provides real-time dynamic mirroring of the screen content.
It can match the output of games, movies, and sync to music, with lights changing to the song rhythm.
The PC Screen Mirror Lightstrip is priced at $50 and is available for pre-order.

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Apple releases new firmware for 25W MagSafe Charger

Apple has released a firmware update, version 2A146, for the 25W MagSafe Charger.
The update is available for iPhone 12 and newer models, as well as AirPods models with a wireless charging case.
The firmware update provides faster wireless charging up to 25W, when paired with a 30W power adapter.
Apple has not provided any release notes, so the new features or bug fixes included are unknown.

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Ubuntu now officially supports NVIDIA Jetson: powering the future of AI at the edge

Canonical announces General Availability of Ubuntu for NVIDIA Jetson Orin, bringing optimized performance and support for AI and robotics at the edge.
Ubuntu's official support for NVIDIA Jetson platform enhances AI innovation potential across various industries.
Benefits include unparalleled performance, enterprise-ready security, seamless development to deployment, and reliable stability on certified hardware.
Introduction of Ubuntu Core for NVIDIA Jetson offers production images, enhanced security, efficient device management, and agile containerization.
Canonical's collaboration with NVIDIA democratizes AI at the edge, combining reliability and accelerated computing for seamless AI development.
The GA release under Canonical's Silicon Partner Program ensures optimized images of Ubuntu for certified hardware.
Enterprise and individual developers can now access the GA release of Ubuntu for NVIDIA Jetson devices for edge AI and robotics applications.
Starting with Ubuntu on NVIDIA Jetson is simplified by selecting the OS image, flashing it onto a disk, and loading it onto the board.
The collaboration aims to set a new standard for AI development and deployment at the edge, shaping the future of AI and driving digital transformation.
Canonical provides open source security, support, and services, delivering trusted open source solutions for a wide range of customers.

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Mac SSD Performance

Apple's high-priced Mac storage, including the internal SSD, has hidden bottlenecks under certain scenarios.
In some cases, a third-party Thunderbolt 4 SSD connected externally performs better than the MacBook Pro's internal SSD, especially for reading.
Write performance on the internal SSD drops when the SLC cache is full.
It is important to maintain ample free space on the SSD to utilize the SLC write cache fully.

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