Category: News
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This Microsoft 365 upgrade will ensure that no one is left behind
At a time when businesses are employing online accessibility software that makes their sites available to everybody, Microsoft has introduced a new add-on for its Microsoft 365 software that achieves the very same purpose. Because there are presently over 1 billion individuals living with a handicap, the company’s Office 365 Engineering team has designed a new accessibility…
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Security flaw in Log4J – Urgent attention required
An Insecurity Inside A Common and widespread USED LOGGING LIBRARY has escalated into a full-fledged security breakdown, impacting digital communications all over the internet. Hackers are already working to attack it, but even while solutions are developed, experts stress that the hole might have global ramifications. The problem is with Log4J a popular open platform…
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Google’s search results Now resemble your social media feed!
Google has revealed that it will be emerging with a major shift in the way consumers explore search results. It is predicted that this new functionality will enhance SEO marketing for your website. The firm says that on iOS and Android, it is abandoning standard pagination in favor of social media-style continuous scrolling in a recent blog post. According to Google, the…
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End-to-end encryption is coming to Facebook Messenger audio and video chats
End-to-end encryption for voice and video calls on Facebook Messenger is now available, ensuring that no one else, even the Facebook team, can listen in on your conversations. Video and audio calls are now as secure as one-to-one text chats, which have been encrypted end-to-end since 2016. (Although you do need to use the secret conversation…
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Dell has just fixed a 2009 driver security bug.
Five different defects in Dell’s DBUtil BIOS driver have been discovered. After a security researcher discovered that the driver in question could be abused by an attacker to gain increased system privileges, Dell has released a patch that addresses multiple vulnerabilities in its DBUtil BIOS driver. SentinelLabs security researcher Kasif Dekel discovered the vulnerable driver,…
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Adobe help companies with third-party cookies
Why use third-party cookies when first-party data is available As Google Chrome and other browsers prepare to end support for third-party cookies, Adobe announced the next-generation real-time customer data platform (CDP) to help brands activate known and unknown customer data. The company’s real-time CDP allows brands to manage the entire customer profile and run seamlessly…
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How to use a timer to shut down Windows 10
You don’t need fancy apps in Windows 10 to shut down the machine at a specific time, but the buttons on the keyboard are perfectly secure. You normally need to quickly insert the command prompt after the set time period has passed so that the device automatically shuts down, but you can also get an…
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Google Improvements to Search Console
Google floats two improvements to search console designed reports in a more appropriate manner for site owners. It has two new features designed to improve the efficiency of data analysis reports. Website owners can now use these filter data through regular expressions (regex). Regex Membranes Search Console reports now support regular expressions, which will help…
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PRIVACY, CONVENIENCE, AND THE STATE OF COMPASSION IN CHROME, EDGE, AND THE USER BETWEEN
There are a lot of promotion about Microsoft Edge now days, I come across articles that, for one reason or another, advise the reader to “ditch Google Chrome in favor of Microsoft Edge.” Many new and upcoming Edge features are frequently mentioned in these posts, as is the fact that Edge is now developed with…
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Major victory for notebooks.
Shipments of notebooks increased by 12.4% to 65.8 million units in 2020 and is not slowing down. The pandemic COVID-19 was a ‘big victory’ for the Asia Pacific notebooks and Lenovo led the pack. An analyst company IDC’s study, the number of notebook shipments increased by 12.4% to 65.8 million units, supplied by high demand…