Jones Web Designs & Development is now The Jones Foundry. What it means for clients
Daily tech, AI, security, phone and scam news explained in plain English for small businesses, public sector teams and everyday readers, with practical steps you can act on.
A turnkey kit called BlueKit lets attackers set up a full phishing operation in about ten minutes, steal session data and device fingerprints, and even generate scam content with an unrestricted AI.
Microsoft will add .msix and .msixbundle to Outlook's blocked attachments for Exchange Online users starting in early November, affecting Outlook on the web and the new Outlook for Windows.
Google has made its upgraded SynthID detector globally available, letting users verify whether media carries watermarks from major AI generators. The tool comes with a daily quota and some important limitations.
Google Wallet’s new stacked card list shows a full card and a preview of the next, letting Android users tap the card they need without swiping through a carousel.
At a San Francisco showcase, Microsoft and Nvidia detailed the RTX Spark platform and the new Surface Laptop Ultra, a high‑performance PC aimed at AI creators and developers.
Google's Trello for Google Workspace lets you turn Google Chat messages and email into Trello cards without switching tabs, and admins can deploy it for users.
WordPress 7.1.3 is a maintenance and security release that addresses seven security issues and four bug fixes. WordPress.org recommends updating sites immediately; here is what changed and what to do.
Thousands of ASOS app users received a fake alert about a Snowflake breach. The retailer says payment data is safe, but profile information may have been exposed. Here’s what happened and how to protect yourself.
A new campaign uses counterfeit ChatGPT‑style pages to harvest login details and multi‑factor codes from advertising professionals through a deceptive browser‑in‑the‑browser method.
Google Drive and Docs can now open, edit, render, and collaborate on Markdown (.md) files without converting them first. The change is enabled by default and rolls out to users over the next two weeks.
Starting October 9, Google will limit free Gemini users to the Flash Lite model and require a $4.99 AI Plus subscription for the standard Flash model, while higher‑tier options move behind $19.99 and $99.99 plans.
A new survey reported by Ars Technica finds licensing costs are pushing most VMware users to evaluate other setups, from multi-hypervisor strategies to hybrid container mixes.
