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Meta Muse Arrives in Japan: 30 Use Cases Selected from US Examples That You Can Try in Japan

It is in the same category as the type that keeps working even after you close the app, which I introduced in the ChatGPT Dots article I wrote at the beginning of October. I also tried it out on the free plan after it became available in Japan.I asked it to organize and summarize my #Gmail, as well as do some research and comparisons.What left an impression on me was its proactive feel, where it would suggest the next move before I even asked for it. ✨ #Muse , when told a task via chat, makes its own plan and proceeds with the work while opening browsers or filling out forms.The work continues even if you close the app, and you get a notification when it reaches a stage that requires approval, such as sending an email or making a purchase. The place where it runs is a dedicated virtual machine called Muse Secure VM.A virtual machine is like a 'personal computer' prepared in the…

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A cybersecurity issue forces a major New Mexico hospital to divert patients and close clinics

By CHRISTOPHER KELLER and WUFEI YU The University of New Mexico Health System told people not to show up at its main hospital in Albuquerque and canceled appointments at its more than 30 clinics. On Monday afternoon, at the main entrance to its Albuquerque hospital, employees in turquoise staff shirts sat on chairs that blocked the waiting room and told patients their appointments might be canceled. UNM Health System said it was working to resolve the issue, the extent and nature of which was not immediately clear. The attack comes amid growing concern about the security of digital systems that underpin essential services, from banking to medical care. UNM’s Health Sciences Center, the state’s largest academic medical center, is canceling classes and will be closed for the day, the university said. The hospital network conducts about 900,000 outpatient visits and receives 100,000…

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Foundation Probes Data Leak After 23,000 Phishing Attempts Target Users

Home > CryptoNews > Foundation Probes Data Leak After 23,000 Phishing Attempts Target Users This Monday, October 26, hardware wallet manufacturer Foundation confirmed that its team is investigating a data breach after detecting more than 23,000 phishing emails targeting users. Many of you have asked how personal information ended up in the phishing emails, particularly those who ordered from us years ago. Here is what we have found so far. Phishing emails:We have identified more than 23,000 phishing email attempts across our… — FOUNDATION (@FoundationHQ) October 26, 2026 The incident began with the detection of fraudulent messages sent from official-looking domains. According to the report published by Foundation, more than 23,000 phishing attempts were identified across its infrastructure, of which 19,057 were delivered via the Mailgun service and 1,503 through Google Workspace.…

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What to expect from Apple's 'Pro and tell' event — all the confirmed and rumored products coming this week

Apple's busy October is going to continue this week Apple's second hardware event of October is taking place this week and I'm expecting it to be even bigger than the 'Welcome home' showcase a couple of weeks ago that unveiled the Apple HomeView. This time around, Apple is widely expected to unveil OLED MacBooks in both 14-inch and 16-inch variants. And, at long, long last, Apple will make the jump to a full touchscreen for the first time ever. Slight sidebar here; my colleague Jason got tired of waiting and has already strapped a touchscreen to his MacBook Pro. Mark Gurman, the Apple Whisperer himself, confirmed in a report over the weekend these machines are coming but added there'll be a twist to the tail. Although the MacBook Pro OLEDs will come with touch enabled, they'll be saddled with an M5 Pro and M5 Max chipset, while an also-announced non-touch MacBook Pro 14-inch will debut…

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