guidelines

AppWizard
August 24, 2025
A study by Arizona State University and Citizen Lab found that three families of Android VPN apps, with over 700 million downloads, have significant security vulnerabilities. Apple has released a fix for a zero-day vulnerability (CVE-2025-43300) that was being exploited in targeted attacks. Researchers from the University of Melbourne and Imperial College London developed a method using lightweight large language models to improve incident response planning. The FBI and Cisco warned about a Russian threat group exploiting an old Cisco vulnerability (CVE-2018-0171) to compromise critical infrastructure. Fog Security researchers discovered a flaw in AWS’s Trusted Advisor tool that could mislead users about the security of their data. AI is now being used in security operations centers to reduce alert noise and assist analysts. U.S. federal prosecutors charged an individual linked to the Rapper Bot DDoS botnet. Nikoloz Kokhreidze discussed the strategic choice between hiring a fractional or full-time Chief Information Security Officer for B2B companies. Commvault patched four vulnerabilities that risked remote code execution. Jacob Ideskog highlighted security risks posed by AI agents. VX Underground released an exploit for two SAP Netweaver vulnerabilities (CVE-2025-31324, CVE-2025-42999). Healthcare organizations are preparing for new password security risks in 2025 that may threaten HIPAA compliance. Researchers identified a spear-phishing campaign using the Noodlophile infostealer. Financial institutions are increasingly using open-source intelligence tools to combat money laundering. Greg Bak discussed security risks for DevOps teams in the cloud. NIST released guidelines for detecting morph attacks. Organizations face six challenges in implementing machine learning and AI security. Recep Ozdag discussed vulnerabilities in airport and airline systems. Google introduced new AI and cloud security capabilities at the Cloud Security Summit 2025. Cybersecurity myths continue to complicate the security landscape. LudusHound is an open-source tool that replicates an Active Directory environment for testing. Buttercup is an AI-powered platform for automated vulnerability management in open-source software. The book "Data Engineering for Cybersecurity" addresses challenges in managing logs and telemetry data. A selection of current cybersecurity job openings has been compiled. A forthcoming webinar will discuss AI and SaaS security risks. The iStorage datAshur PRO+C is a USB-C flash drive with AES-XTS 256-bit hardware encryption. New infosec products were released by companies such as Doppel, Druva, LastPass, and StackHawk.
AppWizard
August 22, 2025
The author initially invested over 100 hours in Starfield at launch but felt it lacked the lasting appeal of other Bethesda franchises. In 2025, they returned to Starfield, motivated by the Star Wars Genesis modlist, which includes numerous Star Wars-themed mods that enhance the game. The modding process requires careful adherence to detailed installation instructions to ensure success. The author reflects on the transformative potential of modding in revitalizing gaming experiences.
AppWizard
August 21, 2025
Idea Factory International announced the release of Death end re;Quest Code Z, developed by Compile Heart, which will debut on PC via Steam on August 27. The game was initially launched for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 on May 13 in North America and had a physical release in Europe on June 27. It will feature both Japanese and English audio options with English text. The game will be available in a standard edition and a limited edition that includes an art book, soundtrack, Sayaka mousepad, collector's box, and exclusive trading card. The company planned to release the game on Nintendo Switch in Western markets, but this was canceled due to content not aligning with Nintendo Guidelines. The game is still set for a release in Japan on Switch, PS4, and PS5 in September 2024. Death end re;Quest Code Z is set between the first and second numbered entries in the franchise.
AppWizard
August 21, 2025
Minecraft snapshot 25w34b introduces a new code of conduct feature that allows server administrators to create customized guidelines for players to accept before joining. Key changes include a new main menu background, longer sound delay for end light flashes, rebranding of the "Hide Lightning Flashes" setting to "Hide Sky Flash," and adjustments to the copper golem's hitbox and visibility. Players can hear copper golems and copper chests from 12 blocks away, and the sound associated with copper sorting has been softened. Bug fixes in this snapshot address various issues, including: - Resolved overflow of world names, versions, and timestamps in the world selection screen. - Fixed item frames and glow item frames not adjusting their hitbox when containing a map. - Addressed water and lava dripping from barriers. - Corrected glitches in the fletching table and issues with command execution across dimensions. - Ensured proper functionality of the statistics screen and command block interface. - Fixed various sound and visual issues related to copper golems and other entities. - Resolved problems with player spawn locations and ownership of arrows in multiplayer. - Corrected ambient sound issues and improved the drop rate of sweet berries.
AppWizard
August 20, 2025
Players must create a character by purchasing Final Fantasy XIV and then navigate through the base game, four expansions, and approximately 500 hours of story content to reach the Arkveld. Engaging in side quests and leveling up other classes may increase this time commitment. The collaboration will incorporate mechanics from both Final Fantasy XIV and Monster Hunter, requiring players to use potions for healing instead of Cure spells and allowing them to sever tails during combat. There is also hope for Arkveld-themed armor to be introduced for players.
AppWizard
August 13, 2025
Google has integrated its AI chatbot, Gemini, into its ecosystem and announced updates to enhance personalization. The new "Personal Context" feature allows Gemini to remember details from past interactions to improve response relevance, particularly for recommendations. This feature is distinct from the previous personalization approach that used search histories, which was discontinued due to user dissatisfaction. The Personal Context feature will initially be available with the Gemini 2.5 Pro model, but users in the EU, UK, and Switzerland will not have access. It is restricted to users aged 18 and older, with plans for future expansion and support for the Gemini 2.5 Flash model. Users can enable or disable the feature through the settings.
Search