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When you think of artificial intelligence (AI), the first things that likely come to mind are chatbots like ChatGPT and Google Gemini and image generators like Midjourney and Stable Diffusion. However, there’s actually another application of AI that has been widely used in industrial settings and electronic enthusiasts communities even before AI took over most of the consumer devices and services you know. That AI application is computer vision. It’s a subset of AI that’s typically used to help recognize faces to unlock doors, identify defects in products, and analyze paper documents to extract data.

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Having your computer infected with malware is bad enough but imagine if hackers were able to drop ten different malware strains onto your PC at the same time? Well, a new hacker group is now doing just that.

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Microsoft verlangt ab September 2024 von seinen Angestellten in China, ausschließlich iPhones für arbeitsbezogene Aufgaben zu verwenden und Android-Geräte aus dem Unternehmensnetzwerk zu entfernen. Das berichtete Bloomberg unter Berufung auf interne Quellen.

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Your Windows computer comes with Windows Security, a built-in but barebone security solution. You can get more premium features by installing Microsoft Defender, a standalone security app for Windows, Mac, iPhone, and Android devices. If that sounds confusing, blame Microsoft’s atrocious naming game. But these two are separate security solutions and offer different, albeit complementing features. Let’s explore the differences between them.

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Suddenly all becomes clear. The punchy Apple ads that emerged a few weeks ago with a not-so-subtle warning to avoid Google Chrome. This is part of something bigger, something more serious, with 300 million iPhone users caught in the middle.

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