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Linux Tutorials: Unlock the Secrets of the Command Line

Embark on an extraordinary journey through the mystical realms of Linux, where the ancient art of command-line wizardry awaits.
This captivating collection of tutorials will guide you through a diverse array of Linux commands and utilities.
Unlock the secrets of the xargs command, secure connecting, graphical text editing, nl command, automate repetitive tasks, join command, timing commands, retrieving server information, locating commands, and simple text editing.
Become a true master of the Linux ecosystem and unleash your command-line wizardry skills.

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Microsoft’s beefed up Recall security model includes a blessed uninstall option

Microsoft confirms the ability to uninstall Recall after a security review.
Recall is a feature for Copilot Plus PCs that uses AI processing to record historical usage.
Concerns about Recall's power and access to user data have sparked controversy.
Microsoft acknowledges the need for an uninstall option and plans to make it available.

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NSManagedObjectID and PersistentIdentifier

In SwiftData, there is currently no property or method to directly determine the temporary state of a PersistentIdentifier.
Starting with Xcode 16, Core Data framework has officially annotated NSManagedObjectID as Sendable, removing the need for manual annotations.
NSManagedObjectID instance cannot be used across coordinators because it includes private properties of the corresponding NSPersistentStore instance.
Previously, there have been issues with SwiftData in macOS 14 and iOS 17.

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Apple’s October special event expected to unveil iPad mini 7, all-new Mac mini, and more

Apple is expected to host another special event in October to unveil new Mac and iPad models.
Rumored updates include an upgraded iPad mini, new MacBook Pro models, and a redesigned Mac mini.
The next iPad mini is rumored to have faster chip, improved cameras, and new connectivity features.
The event is anticipated to be packed with exciting announcements and product releases.

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Fed up with macOS Sequoia’s screen recording reapproval requests? Here’s how to make them go away for good

With macOS Sequoia, Apple introduced a feature whereby users are asked to regularly approve access for apps to be allowed to record their screen.
There is now a workaround called Amnesia, which can stop the monthly screen recording permission requests on an app-by-app basis.
Alternatively, tech-savvy users can achieve the same result using Terminal app with instructions provided by tech blogger Jeff Johnson.
Some users find the recurring permission requests bothersome and hope Apple will consider revising the frequency of these requests.

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Microsoft outlines Recall security: ‘The user is always in control’

Microsoft released an update outlining the security and privacy protection in Recall.
Users have the choice to opt in and use Recall, and it can be removed entirely in Windows settings.
Recall requires specific hardware requirements to enhance security.
Microsoft assures that sensitive data in Recall is encrypted and protected, and working with a third-party security vendor to ensure its security.

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Apple likely to raise dividend payouts annually for the foreseeable future

Apple is likely to raise dividend payouts annually for the foreseeable future.
Apple has a track record of consistently paying and increasing its dividend for 13 consecutive years.
According to research, companies that grow or initiate dividends have higher returns and less volatility.
With a payout ratio of 14.9%, Apple's management should be able to maintain and raise dividends annually.

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Microsoft details security/privacy overhaul for Windows Recall ahead of relaunch

Microsoft is making security and privacy changes to its Recall feature for Windows PCs.
The previous version of Recall recorded user activity and stored it unencrypted, posing security risks.
The feature was delayed indefinitely for re-architecting and testing.
Microsoft has now shared detailed information on the security improvements made to Recall.

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Apple preps iOS 18.0.1 bug fix update

Apple is currently testing iOS 18.0.1 internally.
The update is expected to focus on bug fixes.
Potential issues to be addressed include touchscreen issues, iMessage bug, and iPadOS bricking.
The release date for iOS 18.0.1 is uncertain but expected by the end of next week.

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New M5-powered Apple Vision Pro in the works – Ming-Chi Kuo

Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has announced the development of a new generation of Apple's Vision Pro headset, expected to begin production in the second half of 2025.
The upgraded Vision Pro will feature the M5 chip, providing improved computing power for a better user experience.
Integration of Apple Intelligence with spatial computing, eye tracking, and gesture control will enhance the user experience.
Although the price of the M5-powered Vision Pro may not change much, the integration of Apple Intelligence could make it a mainstream device.

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Apple TV+ has established itself as a creative force

Apple TV+ has established itself as a creative force with critical hits and cultural smashes.
Apple TV+ received its most Emmy nominations to date, gaining respect from Hollywood.
Apple TV+ reflects Apple's affinity for high-minded and sleek sci-fi programming.
Apple is developing a new generation of its Vision Pro headset and testing heartbeat measurement feature for future AirPods models.

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This Week in Security: Password Sanity, Tank Hacking, And The Mystery 9.9

The US National Institue of Standards and Technology, NIST, has released a draft of SP 800-63-4, the Digital Identity Guideline to give password guidance.
Researchers at Bitsight are interested in infrastructure security and opted to take a closer look at Automatic Tank Gauging (ATG) systems.
Bitsight revealed vulnerabilities in pairing with that information that would enable bad actors to make physical changes with ATG platforms.
The Linux Mystery 9.9 CVE: A vulnerability inside Common Unix Printing System has emerged: it is possible for a printer on the local network to trigger arbitrary code execution when printing to it.
Kaspersky has done something unexpected, pulling a switcheroo and switching to UltraAV.
A vulnerability has been found in MediaTek's Wappd daemon that seems to weigh in at 9.8.
Kia dealer and owner websites have quality issues.
Google paid $4,133.70 for a security bug to be fixed quickly.
ChatGPT has a new feature, long-term memory.
Cisco has issued an urgent warning about security flaws in more than a dozen router models.

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What is Desktop Window Manager (dwm.exe) and What it does?

Desktop Window Manager (dwm.exe) is a legitimate Windows process responsible for creating the graphical user interface and enabling visual effects.
DWM composites each program's buffer to display all windows as a single desktop image.
If DWM consumes excessive CPU and RAM resources, you can turn off visual effects, disable transparency effects, update graphics drivers, or update the Windows operating system.
Desktop Window Manager is not malware and can be confirmed by checking its file location.

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Automate Entire Process Of Reconnaissance with ReconFTW

Reconnaissance, or recon, is the first step in any successful hacking or penetration testing.
With the help of ReconFTW, a robust open-source tool, you can automate the entire recon process, saving hours of manual work while increasing accuracy.
ReconFTW is built to handle tasks that would typically require multiple recon tools.
ReconFTW comes with popular tools like Amass, Nmap, Subfinder, and others, automating subdomain enumeration, port scanning, vulnerability detection, and more.
The installation process of ReconFTW includes cloning the tool from GitHub, installing dependencies, and configuring API keys.
With ReconFTW, you can automate subdomain enumeration, port scanning, vulnerability detection, and more.
Results are stored in a structured format in the /results directory, and include subdomain lists, port details, and vulnerability reports.
ReconFTW is known for its full automation, comprehensive tool integration, API key support, and easy setup.
Issues that may come up include missing API keys, dependency errors, and performance issues.
Practical tips for maximizing ReconFTW include using a powerful system, automating API key usage, running in phases, and saving results.

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Apple patent reveals heart disease detection using AirPods; may launch in 2025

Apple is testing using future AirPods models to measure heartbeat and detect heart disease.
The feature may be implemented in AirPods Pro 3 and the next generation of Powerbeats Pro.
A newly published Apple patent application describes how AirPods can be used for heart disease detection and heart rate measurement.
The feature is expected to launch in 2025.

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