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Claude Dispatch Flaw Lets a Browser Extension Run Code Through Claude Desktop
A browser extension with access to claude.ai can push Claude Desktop into installing software and running code. The target can be the same computer or a different one signed in to the same account. Gal Weizman, a researcher at Forever Security, described the Claude Dispatch flaw in a Forever Security write-up on the ThisBash attack…
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Sony Wi-Fi Fall Detection System Watches Over Seniors Without Cameras or Wearables
Sony’s new fall detection system needs no camera, no wristband and no pendant. It watches for falls by reading changes in ordinary Wi-Fi signals. The company says it captures no images at all, which makes it suited to bedrooms and bathrooms. Sony (China) showed the system as a global debut at the 9th China International…
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Tesla Cybertruck Production Ends in 2027: What Owners and Buyers Should Know
Tesla will stop building the Cybertruck at Gigafactory Texas around the middle of 2027. CEO Elon Musk announced the plan in a one-sentence post on X on November 6. He said the wind-down will “make room for increased Cybercab production,” a reference to Tesla’s robotaxi. The post left a lot unsaid. It gave no date…
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Googlebook November update frees RAM, but the fixes you get depend on your model
The Googlebook November update brings its biggest memory gain to three laptops. They are the Acer Googlebook 14, ASUS Googlebook 14 and Lenovo Googlebook 15. Android Police reports the update can free up to about 6GB of RAM on those machines. Most other fixes target one group of laptops. What you gain depends on which…
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Apple Humanoid Robot Research: HALO Learns Home Tasks From 1,000 Fake Houses
Apple researchers trained a humanoid robot only in 1,000 computer-generated homes. In six real buildings it had never seen or mapped, the robot finished single tasks 91% of the time across 360 trials. The system is called HALO. It is described in the paper “Perceptive Humanoid Motion from Simulation” on arXiv, submitted on November 4,…
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Anthropic Tests Show Claude Agent Memory Works Best With Fewer, Checked Notes
Claude Opus 4.7 scored 0.383 on a database benchmark without memory. With a memory store, the same model scored 0.700. Anthropic published that result on November 6 in a research post titled The components of agent memory. The post tests how Claude agents keep knowledge between sessions. Its most useful findings are practical. Small, curated…
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Bluetooth HDT Brings 7.5 Mbps to Bluetooth LE, but Only 4 Mbps Is Mandatory
Bluetooth Low Energy is getting its first top-speed increase since 2016. The Bluetooth SIG has adopted Bluetooth High Data Throughput (HDT), which lifts the maximum bit rate from 2 Mbps to 7.5 Mbps. There is a catch for buyers, though. Chipmakers only have to support rates up to 4 Mbps, and the fastest modes are…
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OpenAI GPT-6 Cyber Goes Only to Vetted Daybreak Red Teams: Who Gets It and What It Found
OpenAI’s new GPT-6 Cyber model found 81 previously unknown high-severity bugs in Firefox, the company says. Most security teams cannot use it yet. OpenAI is giving it first to a select group of approved Daybreak Red customers, through its API and Codex. The company announced the model on November 5. It is a version of…
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CUDA 13.5 Brings Vera Rubin to Production and Drops TCC Mode on Rubin GPUs
Nvidia released CUDA Toolkit 13.5 on November 4, and it moves Vera Rubin support from early developer access to general availability. Nvidia now describes the software stack for its next AI platform as ready for enterprise production. The release also confirms that Rubin GPUs will not support Tesla Compute Cluster (TCC) mode on Windows. Nvidia…
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Apple Will Check iCloud Public Links in iOS 27.3: How to Keep Shared Files Private
Starting with iOS 27.3, any photo or file you share from iCloud with the “Anyone with the Link” option will be checked by Apple for harmful content. That applies even if you have turned on Advanced Data Protection, Apple’s strongest iCloud encryption setting. Apple disclosed the change in a support document about Anyone with the…
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