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    File notifications can expose user activity, Graz researchers find●«Dateibenachrichtigungen verraten Nutzeraktivitäten: Forscher der TU Graz zeigen: Über Dateibenachrichtigungen in Linux,MmastodonTechnologyMobile42 h ago

    Researchers at Graz University of Technology have shown that file notifications in Linux, Android, Windows and macOS can be exploited to spy on users. By monitoring these notifications, an attacker could infer typing behaviour and which websites a person visits. Commenters discussing the findings note that Linux appears to come off as more secure than the other systems in the comparison.

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    New PamStealer macOS malware spreads via fake Wavel apps●A new PamStealer macOS infostealer spreads via fake Wavel apps. Learn how the PamStealer macOS infostealer steals systemMmastodonTechnologyCybersecurity246 min ago

    Security researchers are warning about PamStealer, a new infostealer targeting macOS that is distributed through counterfeit Wavel applications. Once installed, the malware harvests system passwords and browser data from infected machines, putting user credentials at risk. Mac users are being urged to download software only from official sources and to be cautious of fake app installers circulating online.

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    DeepSeek releases official desktop app previews for Windows and macOS●DeepSeek has released official Electron desktop app previews for Windows and macOS, available as RC/nightly builds fromMmastodonTechnology148 min ago

    Chinese AI company DeepSeek has released official preview versions of an Electron-based desktop application for Windows and macOS, available as release candidate and nightly builds via its download CDN. The packages reuse the company's existing Web UI and agent runtime instead of being built from scratch. Observers see the move as DeepSeek extending its chatbot beyond the browser, though the software remains at an early, pre-release stage.

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