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Turns out Gmail's AI email summaries aren't as secure as we thought

Hackers can apparently hijack Google Gemini to spit out fake email recaps and pull off phishing tricks.

Android Central

Investigation reveals Google Gemini for Workspace flaw that could have been exploited to enlist AI in phishing schemes — 'Summarize this email' tool would faithfully obey malicious instructions hidden inside an email

Mozilla's 0-Day Investigative Network (0din) revealed on July 10 that Google Gemini for Workspace could be tricked into telling users their accounts had been compromised.

Tom’s Hardware

Gemini Summaries Can Be Tricked by Hidden Email Prompts

A security researcher has found a prompt injection vulnerability in Google's Gemini for Workspace that can be exploited through a cleverly crafted email.

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Fake Wallet Extensions on Firefox Store Targeting Crypto Users

There’s a new malware in the Web3 world that is targeting crypto users through fake Firefox extensions, and the threat is far from over. Security

Geekflare

Mozilla VPN review

Mozilla VPN's commitment to privacy is laudable, that's for sure.

TechRadar

Here's when you should change a logo, according to the leader behind Walmart, Burger King and Uber rebrands

JKR's Lisa Smith explains the art of the rebrand.

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Edge and Beyond: How AI Is Reshaping the Way You Use Web Browsers on Windows

AI is coming to your browser: From Chrome to Edge, here's how Windows users can expect smarter browsing with voice, vision, and assistant tools.

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Mozilla fires off emergency patch to fix Nvidia GPU artifacting bugs in Firefox

If you've been experiencing unusual visual glitches and artifacts with Firefox, Mozilla has rolled out a hotfix that may help.

Tom’s Hardware

I tried Firefox 139’s new AI-generated link previews – and while I love the idea, I’m skipping them for one key reason

Firefox’s AI link previews are a good idea, but they’ve got one key drawback.

TechRadar

Pocket app is going away, so you should export your data now

Pocket app is shutting down on July 8, and users will have to export their saved content before October 8.

Android Central

Mozilla is shutting down Pocket – here are the 3 best bookmarking alternatives

The Pocket app, which is used to save articles for later reading, is being shut down.

TechRadar

Antitrust Remedies Against Google Would Punish Consumers, Not Protect Them

Forcing the sale of Chrome or banning default agreements wouldn’t foster competition—it would hobble innovation, hurt smaller players, and leave users with worse products.

Reason

What's new on Recall, Click to Do, and Search for Copilot+ PCs — Here's how to enable and configure each in Windows 11

On Windows 11, Microsoft has started the gradual rollout of the three most important features powered by AI, including Windows Recall, Click to Do, and Semantic Indexing for Windows Search, and here's how to get them and how to get started using them.

Windows Central

Mozilla launching "Thundermail" email service to take on Gmail, Microsoft 365

Mozilla is taking on the likes of Gmail and Microsoft 365 with upgraded Thundermail offering.

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Firefox patches zero-day security flaw days after Chrome fixes the same issue

The Independent UK

One Tech Tip: Don't give your email to strangers, use a decoy address instead

You’ve heard of burner phones

Windows Central

Firefox users slam Mozilla over controversial data privacy update — while ironically using "the biggest data-mining operating system in the world (aka Microsoft Windows)"

Mozilla recently shipped a controversial Firefox's Terms of Use update. It received backlash from users, raising concerns about its data privacy and sharing stance.

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Mozilla is already trying to backtrack on Firefox's controversial data privacy update, but it might be too little, too late

Oops, Mozilla might be selling your data after all.

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Microsoft just missed a massive opportunity to differentiate Edge from Chrome

Microsoft Edge will no longer support uBlock Origin. That ad blocker will stop working on Chromium browsers in the near future.

Windows Central

Google is killing uBlock Origin. Here are your options.

Windows Central

Windows 7's Firefox lurking days from Microsoft's Graveyard are numbered — Mozilla to pull extended support for legacy operating systems on March 4, 2025

Mozilla plans to extend support for legacy versions of Windows and macOS on Firefox until March 2025, including Windows 7, 8, and 8.1, and macOS 10.12 to 10.14.

The Independent UK

Paris AI summit sees world leaders meet with tech figures for high-stakes talks

AI Action Summit brings together industry and political leaders from nearly 100 countries

TechRadar

The future of mobile browsers: time for a new model?

The secret deals shaping your mobile experience - and why they might end.

PC Gamer

Firefox is getting rid of its 'Do Not Track' setting and what it's being replaced with is a bit of a bait and switch for privacy concerns

Is asking not to sell data the same as asking not to track it?

TechRadar

Firefox is ending Do Not Track, but there are better ways to protect your privacy – here's what I recommend

Firefox will soon stop supporting Do Not Track privacy protection, but that’s not as bad as it sounds.

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