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Episodes

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  How to change audio device on Windows in a few seconds 03.11.2026 1m

  SoundSwitch is an open-source application that allows you to quickly switch between audio devices on Windows using keyboard shortcuts. With this guide, you will learn how to set up and use SoundSwitch to manage both output and input devices, optimizing your workflow.
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  How to update Apple Music 7.0 on Android: complete guide to the Liquid Glass redesign 03.11.2026 1m

  Apple Music 7.0 for Android introduces the Liquid Glass redesign, already available on iOS 27. This guide explains how to update the app and discover the new features, including the floating navigation bar, the independent mini-player, and the completely redesigned artist pages.
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  How to close Trade Republic account: complete step-by-step guide 03.11.2026 2m

  Discover how to close your Trade Republic account securely and permanently, with a detailed guide that accompanies you through every stage of the process. Learn how to save your tax documents, empty your account, and submit the closure request from the app.
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  Complete Guide to Removing the Windows Startup Password 03.11.2026 2m

  Discover how to remove the Windows startup password safely and without compromising your privacy. This detailed guide explains step by step how to disable authentication for local and Microsoft accounts, with alternative solutions to protect your data.
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  How to mount ISO files: complete guide for PC, Mac, smartphone and USB 03.11.2026 1m

  This practical guide explains step-by-step how to mount ISO files on Windows PC, Mac, smartphone, and tablet, as well as how to write them to USB. Learn to manage disk images with built-in tools and free programs.
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  AI Unveiled: How Language Models Work and Why It's Crucial to Understand Them 03.11.2026 1m

  Let's explore the technical anatomy of advanced language models, from their spreadsheet-like structure to their operation in data centers. A detailed analysis that reveals how AI works and why understanding these systems is fundamental for security and compliance.
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  Data Breach Revolve: 200,000 Users Affected by Data and Payment Card Theft 03.11.2026 2m

  Revolve, the online fashion retailer, has revealed a data breach that compromised the personal and payment card data of at least 200,000 users. The attack, which occurred on September 11th, involved unauthorized access to the e-commerce systems. The company has initiated immediate incident response and remediation measures, but does not offer free monitoring services for the victims.
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  Breach of Florida Student Funding Site: 4.9 Million Data Exposed 03.11.2026 2m

  The Florida Department of Education has confirmed a data breach on the student financial aid website, exposing sensitive data of 4.9 million individuals. The attack, detected on October 19, compromised personal information such as names, Social Security numbers, and addresses. Investigations are ongoing with the assistance of state authorities.
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  37 M&A Operations in Cybersecurity: Key Acquisitions of October 2026 03.11.2026 1m

  October 2026 saw 37 merger and acquisition operations in the cybersecurity sector, with strategic transactions ranging from the integration of firmware technologies to the expansion of AI solutions. The most significant acquisitions include the purchase of FirmGuard by Absolute Security, the creation of Noon by Aikido Security, and the acquisition of Elisity by IonQ.
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  Binance: $6.3 billion lost due to compromised DevOps laptop, FBI eyes North Korea 03.11.2026 1m

  Binance attributed the loss of $6.3 billion to a compromised DevOps laptop, with the FBI indicating North Korea as responsible. The attack involved a service container and unauthorized withdrawals, raising questions about crypto security and AML compliance.
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  Attacks on refrigeration systems: European supermarkets hit, physical and financial damages 03.11.2026 2m

  New cyber attacks have targeted the refrigeration systems of supermarkets in Belgium, Ireland, Sweden, Finland, and Estonia, causing physical and financial damage. Analysts highlight the lack of visibility on assets and the need to review IoT security strategies.
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  AI and Identity, Priorities for Cybersecurity in 2027 03.11.2026 2m

  Jeremy Koppen, CISO of Equifax, illustrates how the adoption of AI is redefining attack and defense dynamics. Static credentials are obsolete, SOC automation is essential, and risk assessment must be contextualized. Discover the key strategies for 2027.
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  Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates: Alliance against the Houthis and Tensions in Yemen 03.11.2026 2m

  The advance of the Houthis in Yemen has pushed Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates to move closer together, despite deep disagreements over the governance of the country. Military cooperation could be limited by strategic differences and regional rivalries.
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  Michigan: $30 million pro-Israel to influence US elections 03.11.2026 2m

  Analysis of pro-Israel funding in the Michigan Senate race, with the unexpected Republican endorsement of Haley Stevens and the implications for US electoral strategies.
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  USA approves sale of 500 Patriot PAC-3 missiles to Ukraine for $2.1 billion 03.11.2026 2m

  The U.S. State Department has approved the sale of 500 Patriot PAC-3 missiles to Ukraine, a $2.1 billion deal that represents one of the most significant steps in military support for Kiev since the start of the second Trump administration. However, deliveries are expected only in the early 2030s, despite Ukrainian pressure to speed up the process.
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  Russia Strengthens Drones with Jamming-Resistant Antennas: The Challenge for Ukraine 03.11.2026 2m

  Russia is equipping its drones with larger and jamming-resistant antennas, making it more difficult for Ukrainian forces to neutralize navigation signals. This technological development poses a significant challenge for Ukraine, forcing it to develop new defense strategies.
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  Canada's National Security Strategy: Ambition and Criticism 03.11.2026 2m

  Canada has published its second national security strategy in over twenty years, an ambitious document but with significant gaps. The analysis by the Scowcroft Center for Strategy and Security highlights strengths and weaknesses, including the lack of operational details and the absence of a clear identification of adversaries.
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  USB Airport: Security or Risk? The Truth About Juice-Jacking 03.11.2026 2m

  The use of public USB ports at airports raises concerns about juice-jacking, an attack that could install malware or steal data. Although the risk is considered exaggerated, there are concrete measures to protect your devices.
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  realme 16 Pro Harry Potter Edition: specifications and details of the collaboration 03.11.2026 1m

  realme has launched the 16 Pro Harry Potter Edition, an Android phone with thematic design and mid-range technical specifications. The device includes a 6.78-inch AMOLED display, an advanced triple camera, and a 700mAh battery with 80W fast charging. The collaboration with Warner Bros. also offers exclusive accessories and a customized user interface.
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  iPhone Duo: Apple Admits Delivery Delays, Here Are the Causes and Solutions 03.11.2026 3m

  Apple confirmed the delivery delays of the iPhone Duo during the fourth-quarter financial results conference call. Supply chain issues, combined with the increased cost of AI chips, are affecting the device's availability. Here's what the company is doing to resolve the situation.