Copilot Money, a personal finance app known for seamless syncing across banks, credit cards, savings, and investments, has just introduced Money Assistant—an AI-powered agent woven […]
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AI-powered CyberStrikeAI Used 44 Agents to Hack Japanese Targets
Researchers have uncovered a cyber campaign targeting Japanese organizations that fully automates hacking operations using an AI framework called CyberStrikeAI. The advanced workflow leverages 44 […]
ChatGPT Adds iCloud Mail & Calendar Plugins—Here’s What’s New
OpenAI has rolled out support for iCloud Mail and Calendar plugins in ChatGPT, allowing users to link their Apple email and calendar services directly — […]
Astropad Workbench 1.4 Brings Terminal Access and iPhone Duo Support
Astropad has launched version 1.4 of its Mac remote desktop app, Workbench, introducing several major enhancements including built-in terminal access, native support for iPhone Duo, […]
14-inch M5 MacBook Pro with 32GB RAM Drops to $1,999 in Major Deal
Apple’s 14-inch MacBook Pro with the M5 chip and upgraded 32 GB RAM has fallen to a record low price of $1,999 via B&H Photo, […]
OLED MacBook Pro: Who Exactly Is It For?
Apple looks poised to unveil a new MacBook Pro featuring a touchscreen OLED panel, possibly with M5 Pro or M5 Max chips, a redesign sans […]
Google Rolls Out October 2026 Update for Nest Wifi Router & Point
Google has released a new firmware update for its Nest Wifi router and point, bringing enhancements aimed at improving network stability and security. This marks […]
“MacBook Ultra” Name Shelved as Apple Stays Loyal to MacBook Pro
Apple appears to be dropping the long-touted “MacBook Ultra” name in favor of sticking with MacBook Pro for its upcoming laptop lineup. Invitations for an […]
OpenAI Models Claim to Refute ETH: What It Means
In a startling development, OpenAI has claimed to have refuted the Exponential Time Hypothesis (ETH), a cornerstone assumption in computational complexity theory. Released on October […]
Threat Intel From 16,000 SOCs Lets You Detect What’s Already Known
Every day, dozens of malicious indicators—URLs, file hashes, network artifacts—crop up in one organization only to later appear somewhere else. A recent investigation by ANY.RUN […]