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Windows Protected Print and IPP (Internet Printing Protocol): eliminating third-party printer drivers
Windows Ready Print is Microsoft's new name for the Modern Print Platform, a printing architecture that replaces legacy third-party printer drivers with a standardized, driverless approach based on IPP (Internet Printing Protocol — an open network standard for sending print jobs to printers over a network). Starting in July 2026, Windows 11 will default to Windows Ready Print fo...

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Apple introduces native Linux container machines for macOS developers
Apple has released version 1.0 of its Container project, introducing a feature called container machines that provides a persistent Linux environment on macOS. This technology utilizes Apple's native virtualization framework to run lightweight virtual machines based on Open Container Initiative standards. The tool aims to bridge the gap between macOS development and Linux deploy...

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GreatXML exploit enables BitLocker bypass via recovery partition manipulation
A new security vulnerability known as GreatXML allows attackers to bypass BitLocker drive encryption by manipulating files within the Windows recovery partition. The exploit involves placing specific XML files, including an unattended setup file and a recovery configuration file, into the root of the recovery partition. Systems that have previously initiated a Microsoft Defender...

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Vulnerabilities in OpenClaw AI agents allow remote code execution and data leaks
Researchers have identified critical security flaws in OpenClaw, a self-hosted AI agent, that allow attackers to execute arbitrary code or steal sensitive data. One vulnerability involves "agentjacking," where malicious instructions are hidden within shared contacts, vCards, or location pins that the agent processes without user intervention. Because these message objects lack p...

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Anthropic’s Bet: Interview with Dario Amodei
Anthropic is positioning itself as a safety-conscious competitor in the AI landscape, led by former OpenAI executives Dario and Daniela Amodei. The company utilizes its own model, Claude, to accelerate its product development cycle and release new features at a rapid pace. Central to their strategy is "Constitutional AI," a training method that embeds human-centric values and fo...

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