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Kali Linux 2025.2 Released: Smartwatch Wi-Fi Injection, Android Radio, and Hacking Tools  CybersecurityNews

Kali Linux 2025.2 Released: Smartwatch Wi-Fi Injection, Android Radio, and Hacking Tools  CybersecurityNews

Kali Linux 2025.2 Released: Smartwatch Wi-Fi Injection, Android Radio, and Hacking Tools  CybersecurityNews

An anonymous reader shares a report: Slack, an instant-messaging service popular with businesses, recently blocked other software firms from searching or storing Slack messages even if their customers permit them to do so, according to a public disclosure from Slack's owner, Salesforce. The move, which hasn't previously been reported, could hamper fast-growing artificial intelligence startups that have used such access to power their services, such as Glean. Since the Salesforce change, Glean and other applications can no longer index, copy or store the data they access via the Slack application programming interface on a long-term basis, according to the disclosure. Salesforce will continue allowing such firms to temporarily use and store their customers' Slack data, but they must delete the data, the company said.

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TUXEDO InfinityBook Pro 14 Gen10 Linux Laptop Unveiled with AMD Ryzen AI 300  9to5Linux

TUXEDO InfinityBook Pro 14 Gen10 Linux Laptop Unveiled with AMD Ryzen AI 300  9to5Linux

LibreOffice maker urges Windows 10 users to defect in viral ‘Go Linux, not Windows 11’ campaign  TechRadar

LibreOffice maker urges Windows 10 users to defect in viral ‘Go Linux, not Windows 11’ campaign  TechRadar

LibreOffice maker urges Windows 10 users to defect in viral ‘Go Linux, not Windows 11’ campaign  TechRadar

I found a Linux distro that combines the best parts of other operating systems (and it works)  ZDNET

I found a Linux distro that combines the best parts of other operating systems (and it works)  ZDNET

I found a Linux distro that combines the best parts of other operating systems (and it works)  ZDNet

I found a Linux distro that combines the best parts of other operating systems (and it works)  ZDNET

Why I'm leaving Firefox for good - here's the browser I'm using now instead  ZDNet

Google will discontinue its Android Instant Apps feature in December 2025, ending a nearly decade-long experiment that allowed users to try portions of mobile apps without installing them. The feature, rolled out in early 2017, enabled developers to create lightweight app versions under 15 megabytes that could run temporarily on users' devices when they tapped specific links. The feature struggled with low developer uptake due to the technical complexity of creating these stripped-down app versions.

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Intel Vulkan Linux Driver Lands Initial Support For VP9 Decoding  Phoronix

LibreOffice maker urges Windows 10 users to defect in viral ‘Go Linux, not Windows 11’ campaign  TechRadar

Intel's mythical Big Battlemage GPU pops up in the MESA Linux driver making a launch later this year that little bit more likely  PC Gamer

Intel's mythical Big Battlemage GPU pops up in the MESA Linux driver making a launch later this year that little bit more likely  PC Gamer

Intel's mythical Big Battlemage GPU pops up in the MESA Linux driver making a launch later this year that little bit more likely  PC Gamer