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Rockwell urges users to disconnect ICS equipment

American industrial control systems (ICS) specialist Rockwell Automation has urged users across the world to disconnect their equipment from the public-facing internet, citing geopolitical tensions and a dramatic increase in threat actor activity targeting its hardware through a number of known common vulnerabilities and exposures (CVEs). The Milwaukee, Wisconsin-based firm’s warning is accompanied by an…

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AMD’s Strix Point CPUs for Copilot+ PCs aren’t even out, but their rumored names are already confusing everyone

AMD’s Strix Point processors are important for AMD – key, even, as they are laptop chips that’ll serve as the engine for Copilot+ PCs – but if the rumor mill is anything to go by, one thing Team Red can’t settle on is a name.This new leak on Strix Point comes from Golden Pig Upgrade,…

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Third police probe into Post Office scandal under consideration

A third police investigation into potential crimes committed by individuals in the Post Office scandal could be launched as the Metropolitan Police Service is “looking at” a potential probe. In January, subpostmaster campaigner Alan Bates said if the police don’t investigate, he and fellow campaigners will raise the funds needed to pursue private prosecutions. When…

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Ditching Google Search paid off in the most unexpected way

When I first thought about removing Google Search from my computing experience years ago, it seemed like a nightmare scenario. How would I be certain that the alternatives I picked would provide the same results as Google Search? That they would be just as reliable?It took a while until I started using Google Search alternatives.…

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Northern Ireland police face £750,000 fine after data protection blunder put lives at risks

Northern Ireland’s police service faces a £750,000 fine from the data protection regulator after mistakenly disclosing the names of all serving officers and staff in a spreadsheet published online. The data breach by the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI), described as the most significant in the history of UK policing, is understood to have…

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20-inch foldable MacBook may be the size of a 13-inch model, and I need it in my life

When it rains, it pours when it comes to rumors about the foldable M5 MacBook device that Apple is working on. A report on Thursday from Ming-Chi Kuo gave us a potential launch window for the tablet/laptop contraption and a set of initial specs.That was hot on the heels of reports saying that Samsung might…

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Apple finally explained the controversial iPhone bug that made deleted photos reappear

Some iPhone owners discovered a very weird and disturbing bug a few days ago. Somehow, old, long-deleted iPhone photos that should have been permanently purged resurfaced on devices running iOS 17.5. This prompted speculation about what might have caused the bug, as this was a very serious problem. Imagine sensitive content you thought you had…

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These are my 4 favorite XGIMI projector models

If you’ve ever tried an XGIMI projector before, you know how impressive the company’s offerings are. In fact, several XGIMI portable projectors are among my favorite models in their respective classes. I’ve tested six different XGIMI projectors over the years, and they all offer best-in-class picture quality as well as sleek, compact designs. More recently,…

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Unicode reveals possible new iOS 18 emojis coming to your iPhone

The Unicode Consortium opened its beta review period for Unicode 16, which includes the all-new emojis coming with iOS 18 and Android 15, most likely at the beginning of next year. So far, the platform has considered seven new emojis.This beta review period lasts until July 2, and then Unicode 16 will be announced with…

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ASUS NUC14RVHv7 and ASRock Industrial NUC BOX-155H Review: Meteor Lake Brings Accelerated AI to UCFF PCs

Intel’s Meteor Lake series of processors has had a drawn-out launch since its details were officially revealed in September 2023. The series marks Intel’s foray into the consumer market with a tile-based chiplet configuration held together with Foveros packaging. Similar to Tiger Lake, the focus of Meteor Lake has primarily been on the mobile market…

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