OpenAI Introduces SearchGPT Prototype
In May, there were rumors that OpenAI would launch its search engine. However, during the OpenAI Spring Release on May 13th, this search engine was not announced. At that time, Sam Altman stated that...
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New Auto Blocker in Samsung OneUI 6.1.1: Blocking APK Sideloading for Enhanced Security
Starting with OneUI 6.1.1, Samsung has implemented a default setting that blocks users from sideloading APK files. This setting is now applied to Samsung’s latest Android devices, even if the REQUEST_INSTALL_PACKAGES permission has been...
Enhanced Security in Chrome: New Alerts for Suspicious File Downloads
Google Chrome has introduced a new warning system for downloading potentially dangerous, password-protected files. This two-tier warning system for downloads is based on the results of AI malware analysis within the “Safe Browsing” mode....
Reddit Restricts Search Indexing, Google Gets Exclusive Pass
In a move that’s sending ripples through the tech world, Reddit has implemented a sweeping block on major search engine crawlers, with the notable exception of Google, according to a report from 404 Media. This...
Swiss Government Goes All-In on Open Source with New Law
After nearly 13 years of deliberation, the Swiss government has finally enacted the Federal Law on the Use of Electronic Means for the Performance of Government Tasks (EMBAG). This law mandates that all public...
Linux Users Hit by CrowdStrike Fallout: Kernel Panics Reported
Last Friday, the world experienced an unprecedented outage that disrupted multiple industries, including finance, media, transportation, and logistics. Many domestic users also encountered Windows system crashes, affecting their work and propelling the keyword “Microsoft...
Let’s Encrypt Announces Intent to End OCSP Support: A Move Towards Privacy and Efficiency
Let’s Encrypt, a leading provider of free SSL/TLS certificates, has announced its intention to discontinue support for the Online Certificate Status Protocol (OCSP) in favor of Certificate Revocation Lists (CRLs). This strategic move aims...
No Deal: Wiz Rejects Google, Sets Sights on IPO
Under the impetus of its cloud computing team, Google previously invested $23 billion to acquire the rapidly growing cloud cybersecurity company Wiz. This company primarily safeguards enterprise cloud infrastructure by creating a normative layer...
Google Keeps Third-Party Cookies, Enhances User Control in Chrome
To reconcile the conflict between advertising networks and privacy protection, Google announced years ago that it would gradually phase out third-party cookies to prevent direct user tracking by advertising networks. Google’s proposed alternative is...
CrowdStrike Outage: Microsoft Points Finger at EU Agreement
The blue screen of the death incident caused by the cybersecurity company CrowdStrike is still unfolding. Although the problematic update has been withdrawn, a large number of damaged Windows systems require IT administrators to...
Widespread Outage: CrowdStrike Update Affects 8.5 Million Windows Users
Issues with the software update from CrowdStrike Holdings Inc. impacted 8.5 million devices worldwide running the Microsoft Windows operating system. Representatives from Microsoft Corp. clarified that the affected devices constitute less than 1% of...
Google URL Shortener Ends Support: What You Need to Know Before August 2025
Google has officially announced the termination of its URL-shortening service, goo.gl. The generation of new links ceased in March 2019, and as of August 25, 2025, all existing goo.gl links will stop working and...
CrowdStrike Reveals Technical Details of Update Causing Windows Systems Crash
A recent update to CrowdStrike’s Falcon endpoint security software has resulted in widespread system crashes for Windows users across the globe. The incident, which occurred on July 19, 2024, was triggered by a configuration...
CrowdStrike Falcon Sensor Crash Triggers Global IT Outage, Emergency Workaround Released
A critical crash error in CrowdStrike’s Falcon Sensor platform has caused widespread IT disruptions across the globe, affecting critical services like 911 call centers, airlines, banks, and major media outlets. Over the past 24...
GitLab Explores Sale, Sparks Bidding War Among Tech Giants
Reports indicate that GitLab is in discussions with investment bankers regarding a potential sale, attracting interest from industry peers like Datadog. However, reaching a definitive agreement may take several weeks. Notably, Alphabet, Google’s parent...
