Energize Lab left its fleet of 68,000 Eiliko robots open to a remote takeover, according to an investigation cited in the summary. The issue affected the company’s active robots and exposed conversations across the fleet, including profiles belonging to children. Windows users with these devices should treat this as a security issue and wait for or apply any fix from the maker.
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Security researchers are warning that calendar invites are being used as a new phishing vector, and email filters are not catching it. The attacks are targeting work calendars and have surged in recent months. Windows PC users who rely on calendar invites at work should be cautious with unexpected meeting requests and avoid opening or accepting anything suspicious.
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Memtest86+ 9.0 now supports ARM64 devices, including Snapdragon X laptops and Raspberry Pi boards. The update also adds new RowHammer and memory bus stress tests, plus USB reports. Windows PC users who want to check for bad RAM or memory-related instability can use the updated tool to test affected systems.
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Microsoft is not patching some older Windows Server versions, and a small security firm is stepping in with new fixes for a dangerous security vulnerability. The 0patch service says the updates are for several dead Windows Server editions, which still remain exposed if they are not covered by Microsoft support. Users running those older servers should apply the available 0patch updates now.
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