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News
Over 15,000 Roku Accounts Were Stolen Due to Reused Passwords
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In a new breach notice, Roku says that hackers hijacked over 15,000 user accounts and utilized customers' saved credit card information. However, Roku's security was not compromised in this breach. This is a case of customers reusing old passwords.
Cyber Security
QNAP Alerts Users to a Critical Vulnerability in Its NAS Devices
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QNAP has identified and resolved a critical vulnerability in its QTS, QuTScloud, QuTS hero, and myQNAPcloud products. Customers should update their QNAP NAS devices to the latest firmware to patch the vulnerability.
Windows
How to Perform a Clean Boot on Windows 11
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A clean boot on Windows 11 can help you fix anything from a slow computer to any specific program that's suddenly gone haywire. It works by starting your PC with a minimal set of drivers and apps, which lets you figure out the cause of the error. Follow along with this guide to perform a clean boot on Windows 11.
8 Ways to Free Up Disk Space on Windows
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Drives are getting larger and larger, but whether you have a solid-state drive (SSD) or a huge mechanical hard drive, they always seem to fill up. These tips will help you free up space on your Windows 10 or Windows 11 PC's internal storage.
How to Add Bluetooth to Your Computer
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Although the majority of laptops—and even desktops—now come with Bluetooth support, some of us still need Bluetooth upgrades. If you're rocking a PC without Bluetooth support, don't fret. We'll show you how to easily add Bluetooth support to any Windows computer.
Apple
How to Use AirTags: A Complete Guide
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Apple's AirTags can help you keep tabs on almost any of your belongings. If you recently bought one and you're not sure where to start, read this guide, as we help you set up your AirTag with your iPhone and make the most of it.
How to Flush the DNS Cache on a Mac
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If you're having trouble loading websites in your browser, your DNS cache might be the culprit. You can clear this cache without harming anything on your Mac, and this can potentially fix your website-loading issues. This guide shows you how to do so by running a Terminal command.
Useful Information
5 Google Search Alternatives and Their Trademark Features
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Google Search is likely your default search engine, like billions of other internet users worldwide. But since Google is so commonplace, you might not know the other great internet search options better suited to you—and why you should start using them immediately. Here are five worth trying.
Are Apple Pay and Google Pay More Secure Than Credit Cards?
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Virtual wallets like Apple Pay and Google Pay are extremely convenient, but are they safe? How do they protect your information from people that would try to steal it? Here is what you need to know.
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
9 Generative AI Tools to Improve Your Work Life
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Clearing out the latest batch of spam emails in your inbox or creating calendar events can be exhausting. With the right AI productivity tools, you can leave those hassles behind and free up extra time in your day. Here are some of the best AI tools for work.