Microsoft is baking Sysmon directly into Windows 11 and Windows Server


Russinovich recently announced that Sysmon will be available as a native Windows feature starting next year. The tool is part of the renowned Sysinternals suite of troubleshooting and system utilities, and has long been a critical resource for security professionals and analysts seeking a deeper understanding of system activity on...

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Roblox will now restrict chat by age group, verified with selfie-based scans


Roblox recently clarified its age verification requirement for gamers who chat with strangers on the platform. Children will only be able to chat with other children, the company says, aiming to set a safety "gold standard" for online gaming that it hopes other studios will adopt on their own platforms.

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AMD Gaming community portal launches with Black Ops 7 DLC giveaway


AMD has launched a new community portal called "AMD Gaming" for PC, console, and handheld players to discuss everything related to video games, follow gaming news, and stay current on the latest AMD hardware. The site will also give loyal AMD users access to exclusive offers, promotions, and giveaways.

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Meta prevails in antitrust showdown, judge says Instagram and WhatsApp deals were lawful


A federal judge has ruled in favor of Meta Platforms, determining that the company's acquisitions of Instagram and WhatsApp did not violate antitrust laws or create an illegal monopoly in social networking. The decision, issued by Judge James E. Boasberg of the US District Court for the District of Columbia,...

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TikTok is adding a slider to avoid AI junk, and invisible watermarks to make it work


TikTok is now testing its new AI-generated content slider alongside the other topics currently in the Manage Topics section.

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Intel

System builders are panic-buying memory, and it could spark a chip shortage through 2027


According to industry insiders, system manufacturers such as Asus and MSI are "aggressively" stockpiling memory chips. A recent DigiTimes report indicates that system integrators and hardware vendors will likely continue overspending on memory throughout the fourth quarter, potentially pushing the industry toward yet another chip shortage lasting into 2027.

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Ford is now selling certified pre-owned cars on Amazon


The system allows users to arrange financing, complete initial paperwork, and secure a vehicle for pickup – all online – although final signatures and delivery are handled at the dealership in accordance with state regulations and longstanding automotive retail practices.

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The new Jeep Recon EV places off-road capability ahead of range


Jeep is pressing ahead with electrification, even as its parent company Stellantis scales back broader EV ambitions. The automaker has officially introduced the 2026 Jeep Recon, an all-electric mid-size SUV inspired by the brand's traditional off-road lineup.

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Boomers, Gen X, and Millennials pick better passwords than Gen Z – but they're all still bad


The latest common password list comes from NordPass – its seventh edition of the annual report. The company decided to do something a little different this year by including the most popular passwords among multiple generations.

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This couple heats their home using a garden shed data center filled with Raspberry Pi boards – saving a fortune


Terrence and Lesley Bridges, an Essex-based couple, have become the first people to use the HeatHub system, reports the BBC.

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