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Firefox Keeps Shipping Big Features, But Is the Privacy Browser Losing the War?
Firefox's Project Nova redesign, built-in VPN, and AI kill switch are the right features for its audience, but desktop share keeps falling. Features may not be the lever that matters.
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Germany Would Rather Accept Weaker Cloud Services Than Depend on US Providers
A Bitkom 2026 survey shows a growing share of German firms would accept a weaker cloud service to avoid US dependency, pricing sovereignty as a feature over raw capability.
Shopify B2B Is No Longer Plus-Only: What the New Wholesale Tools Mean
Shopify opened native B2B — wholesale profiles, catalogs, volume discounts and payment terms — beyond Plus. What it means for small brands that also sell wholesale.
30,000 Verified Fortinet Logins: Why Edge Devices Are Still the Softest Target
A database of verified, working Fortinet VPN and firewall logins shows why internet-facing edge gateways, patched slowly and lightly monitored, remain a prime entry point.
HostArmada Launches Managed ‘Openclaw Hosting’: 1-Click Deployment for Self-Hosted AI Agents
HostArmada's new managed Openclaw Hosting promises 1-click deployment of OpenClaw — the most-starred open-source AI agent framework — removing the install, security, and scaling burden of self-hosting.
Infostealer Logs Are Becoming the New Breach Database
Stolen endpoint and browser logs, refreshed daily and indexed by URL, now rival classic breach dumps as a credential source, and they carry the session cookies that bypass MFA.
Grow with Google: Build Real AI Skills (and Earn a Google Certificate)
Grow with Google is an AI learning subscription from Google and Udemy — curated paths across professions plus a Google certificate of completion. What you get, who it's for, and the honest caveats.