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Anthropic’s new agent checks your apps each morning and keeps working while you’re away. Here’s who can try it and what to watch.
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Railway Security Breach: Rotate Your Secrets Now, in This Order
Railway says an unauthorized party may have accessed customer environment variables. Here’s what to rotate first while deployments are paused.
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Claude Sonnet 4.5 Retirement Is Nov 30: What to Change Before Your API Calls Break
Anthropic will retire Claude Sonnet 4.5 on Nov 30. Here is what to switch to, and the removed API settings that can trip you up first.
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LiteLLM 1.107.0 on PyPI Is Malicious: How to Check Your Systems and What to Rotate
A poisoned LiteLLM release on PyPI steals SSH keys, cloud secrets and AI tokens. Here is how to check if you pulled it and what to do next.
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Windows 11 26H1 Gets Its November Update, But Your PC Won’t
Windows 11 26H1 is in Release Preview, but it only ships on new Snapdragon X2 PCs. Here is what it fixes and what everyone else should do.
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Windows 11 Touchpad Scrolling Adds One-Finger and Auto-Scroll: How to Turn It On
Windows 11’s October update adds one-finger edge scrolling and auto-scroll to the touchpad. Here’s where the switch is and why yours may be missing.
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Android Auto Personal Intelligence Is Here: What Gemini Can Read and Who Gets It
Gemini can now use your Gmail and Calendar in Android Auto to answer flight and appointment questions. Here’s who gets it and how to control it.
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Chrome Enhanced Protection Now Uses Gemini to Catch Fake Antivirus and Update Scams
Chrome’s Enhanced Protection now uses a stronger Gemini model to flag fake antivirus alerts and fake update pages. Here’s what changed and how to switch it on.
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Apple’s Pro and Tell Event Is Oct 28: Is a Touchscreen MacBook Pro Coming?
Apple’s October 28 event is confirmed, but the products aren’t. Here’s what’s rumored, from a touchscreen MacBook Pro to a new iMac.

