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Can Your Clothes Really Break AI Surveillance? How Hackers Are Outsmarting Facial Recognition

At Black Hat, a hacker revealed how printing "adversarial patterns" on everyday clothing can poison facial recognition algorithms—no masks or electronics required.

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The FCC Moves to Retroactively Ban Drones With LiDAR Obstacle Avoidance

Many photographers and videographers will be surprised to learn that the FCC considers camera drones with LiDAR obstacle avoidance, like the consumer-grade Air 3S, Avata 360, and Mini 5 Pro, to be weapons of war.

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Update Your Mac Now: Apple Issues Fix for Critical Screen-Sharing Flaw

The flaw could allow attackers to use screen sharing on your Mac to view your screen, open files, and launch apps.

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Starlink Revives Optional Mini Kit Perk for Residential Max Plan

SpaceX stopped offering a free Starlink Mini rental with the subscription in June and added a $10 monthly rental fee for Starlink hardware. That rental fee has been quietly rescinded.

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OpenAI's Rumored AI Smart Speaker Could Cost Up to $400

It is going to be a doughnut-shaped speaker that functions like ChatGPT's voice mode and uses moving parts to indicate when it is active, Bloomberg reports.

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39 Popular Parental Control Apps Are Secretly Feeding Data to One Overseas Server

At Black Hat, researchers revealed that several parental control apps and kid trackers rely on the same insecure server infrastructure in China, posing security risks for children and parents alike.

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Need a New Laptop or Tablet? 11 States Are Offering Sales Tax Breaks This Weekend. Is Yours One of Them?

Scrambling to finish off your back-to-school shopping list? This summer, 18 states are offering tax-free shopping on clothing, school supplies, and computers. And 11 events take place this weekend.

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Warning: Your Old Browser Extensions May Be Secretly Exposing Your Data

A bad browser extension can be a security nightmare. If it's been hijacked by a bad actor, your personal data may be at risk. Here's how to nuke the add-ons you're no longer using.

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