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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.
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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.
Timeline: How AI Agents Moved From Chatbots to Business Automation
The leap from chatbot to business-automating agent happened in distinct stages. A timeline from passive chatbots through tool use, planning agents, coding agents, to multi-agent workflows — and where it's heading.
Weekly Tech Briefing: 10 Stories That Matter in AI, Chips, Cybersecurity, and Cloud
The first edition of our recurring Weekly Tech Briefing: a fast, structured scan of what matters across AI, chips, cybersecurity and cloud — each item is what's happening and why it matters.
24 Billion Credential Records Exposed: What Enterprises Should Assume Now
A 24-billion-record, 8.3 TB credential trove surfaced online. Enterprises cannot confirm they are in it, but the leak makes a few assumptions safe to act on.
WP Rocket Turns 13: 30% Off New Licenses (Anniversary Sale, From June 23)
WP Rocket's 13th-anniversary sale takes 30% off new licenses from June 23 (limited time). What the WordPress caching plugin does, who should grab it, and the renewal fine print.
What Is Digital Provenance and Why Does It Matter for AI Content?
As AI content floods the web, digital provenance attaches verifiable origin information to media. Here's what it is — content credentials, watermarking, signing — why it matters now, and its hard limits.