Singapore moots legislation to outlaw use of deepfakes during elections
With the country expected to hold its general elections soon, the bill is touted to provide safeguards against digitally manipulated content.
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ZDNet | Security
What is a TPM, and why does Windows 11 require one?
Officially, Windows 11 requires a Trusted Platform Module. Here’s what it does and how you can work around that requirement if your old PC doesn’t have one.
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One million US Kaspersky customers to be migrated to this lesser-known alternative
Kaspersky customers in the US can continue their existing subscriptions with a replacement product from the company’s ‘trusted partner’. Here’s what to know.
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The Windows 10 clock is ticking: here are 5 ways to save your old PC in 2025 (most are free)
As many as 240 million Windows 10 PCs can’t be upgraded to Windows 11. Instead of tossing your device when Windows 10 support runs out, here are five viable alternatives to save you money and avoid headaches.
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New global standard aims to build security around large language models
The WDTA framework spans the lifecycle of large language models, offering guidelines to manage integration with other systems.
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1Password review: A premium password manager well worth the money
Upgrade your security with 1Password, a premium password manager with useful features.
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How AI can help fix this global healthcare challenge
Singapore’s health minister discusses aging populations and how AI can prepare nations for the inevitable.
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Businesses still ready to invest in Gen AI, with risk management a top priority
According to a Salesforce study, 87% of C-suite executives say implementing AI technology is a top business priority, but 93% acknowledge barriers to adoption in their organizations.
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That massive Pixel security flaw has been patched
Google’s new update removes software intended only for cell phone store employees that could have been exploited by bad actors.
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That massive Pixel security flaw reported last month has been patched
Google’s new update removes software intended only for cell phone store employees that could have been exploited by bad actors.
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