How AI Stock Surge Injected $5 Trillion into Household Wealth and Reshaped Market Dynamics
The AI Wealth Effect: $5 Trillion in Household Gains JPMorgan analysts have quantified what market observers have sensed for months:…
The AI Wealth Effect: $5 Trillion in Household Gains JPMorgan analysts have quantified what market observers have sensed for months:…
Microsoft has rolled out new Windows 11 Insider Preview builds featuring enhanced mobile device integration capabilities. The update introduces a dedicated Mobile Devices section in Settings, allowing users to manage smartphone connections directly from their PC. This development represents Microsoft’s continued push toward seamless cross-device experiences.
Microsoft has released new Windows 11 Insider Preview builds to development channels, bringing significant enhancements to how users manage mobile devices from their desktop environment, according to reports from the company’s official channels. The updates, identified as Build 26220.6972 (KB5067106) for the 25H2 version and Build 26120.6972 for the 24H2 version, contain identical feature sets aimed at improving the personal computer to smartphone connectivity experience.
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Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered a sophisticated attack method where hackers embed malicious code directly into blockchain smart contracts. This technique creates nearly indestructible malware distribution systems that leverage blockchain’s decentralization against security teams.
According to reports from Google’s Threat Intelligence Group, hackers are exploiting the fundamental properties of blockchain technology to create resilient malware distribution systems that security teams struggle to dismantle. The technique, which researchers call EtherHiding, represents what analysts describe as next-generation bulletproof hosting that leverages the immutable nature of distributed ledger systems.
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