Further adding to the excitement of the upcoming Linux 6.4 merge window is the mainline kernel seeing the Device Tree (DT) additions for Apple’s current M2 devices including the MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, and Mac Mini systems

Cybersecurity experts at Kaspersky have identified a new trend in phishing techniques, with threat actors increasingly utilizing Telegram to automate their activities and provide various services.

In a recent advisory, Kaspersky web content analyst Olga Svistunova revealed that phishers create Telegram channels to educate their audience about phishing and share links to these channels via YouTube, GitHub, and phishing kits. Many of these channels offer tools to automate malicious workflows, such as generating phishing pages or collecting user data.

Russia’s fighting a war in Ukraine and a war at home. As residents express their displeasure with their government, the government’s cameras and facial recognition AI are going into overdrive to ensure Putin and his pals control the narrative.

Unfortunately, the Russian government is getting some help from the United States, albeit inadvertently.

Russia has been using cameras powered by facial recognition systems to crackdown on dissidents, according to reporting from Reuters. Several Russian companies are using algorithms trained and powered by chips made by U.S. firms Intel and Nvidia. Reuters said that one of the companies even received money from U.S. intelligence.

The AI chatbot falsely told users that Australia’s Hepburn Shire mayor Brian Hood was jailed in an international bribery scandal. He was actually the whistleblower.

People unfamiliar with classical music who want to discover new music will find the Apple Music Classical app more than sufficient. Classical music fans familiar with the genre and looking for uncommon recordings will find it somewhat frustrating.