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Google is making smart glasses with Gucci, and they’re landing next year

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Cisco Systems issues three advisories for critical vulnerabilities in Webex, ISE

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Admins who use Cisco Webex Services configured to use trust anchors within the SSO integration with Control Hub must install a new identity provider certificate to close a critical vulnerability, or risk losing access control.

Cisco said in an advisory this week that admins must upload a new identity provider (IdP) SAML certificate to Webex Control Hub, the web-based management portal where IT administrators can control all Cisco Webex services, including certificate management, meetings, messaging and calling. Failure to close this hole will allow an unauthenticated, remote attacker to impersonate any user within the service.

The vulnerability, CVE-2026-20184, carries a CVSS score of 9.8.

Because Webex is a cloud service, Cisco can, and has, patched its side of the application. But admins using single-sign on (SSO) still need to install the new certificate. There are no workarounds.

A Webex support article on managing SSO integration says that information about certificates is found in the Webex Control Hub Alerts center, where customers can view which ones are installed, and their status. The Control Hub also contains an SSO wizard to aid in updating certificates. The article contains step-by-step details on the process.

Asked for comment, and for more details about the vulnerability, a Cisco spokesperson didn’t go beyond the advisory. “Cisco published a security advisory disclosing a vulnerability in the integration of single sign-on with Control Hub in Cisco Webex Services,” the spokesperson said. “At the time of publication (April 15) Cisco had addressed the vulnerability, and was not aware of any malicious use of this vulnerability. Affected customers must update their SAML certificate to ensure uninterrupted services.”

Gartner analyst Peter Firstbrook noted in an email that, since Cisco has applied the patch to the cloud service, this is more of a configuration change. But that doesn’t minimize the possible damage. “While we are not aware of exploits using this vulnerability, users can lose SSO access to Webex without this change,” he said. 

“This does illustrate a bigger trend that identity and access management is the corporate perimeter,” he added, “and the majority of attacks include an identity and access management component. CISOs must increase their focus on IAM hygiene, particularly as agentic computing is accelerating.” 

Identity and access management is, of course, the keystone of cybersecurity. As Crowdstrike observed in its 2026 Global Threat Report, abuse of valid accounts accounted for 35% of cloud incidents it investigated last year, “reinforcing that identity has become central to intrusion.” Single sign-on allows a user to authenticate to multiple applications through one set of credentials. It’s efficient, and, of more importance to a CSO, strengthens security.

Additional critical fixes

The Webex flaw is one of three critical vulnerabilities Cisco identified and issued patches for this week. In addition, multiple vulnerabilities have to be patched in Cisco Identity Services Engine (ISE) and Cisco ISE Passive Identity Connector (ISE-PIC).

These holes (CVE-2026-20147 and CVE-2026-20148, which carry CVSS scores of 9.9), could allow an authenticated, remote attacker to perform remote code execution or conduct path traversal attacks on an affected device. To exploit these vulnerabilities, the attacker must have valid administrative credentials, and send a crafted HTTP request to an affected device. There are no workarounds.

Separately, two more vulnerabilities were found in ISE that could lead to remote code execution on the underlying operating system of an affected device. To exploit these vulnerabilities (CVE-2026-20180 and CVE-2026-20186), the attacker would only need Read Only Admin credentials.

This article originally appeared on CSOonline.

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How Elizabeta Gjorgievska Joshevski built a global tech career and is now shaping AI strategy for enterprises

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By Callum Turner Elizabeta Gjorgievska Joshevski’s career spans multiple continents and leadership roles, yet her current focus reflects a consistent theme: understanding how technology translates into business outcomes. As founder and CEO of EverCognitive, she brings that perspective into an AI landscape where many organizations are still defining their AI transformation and how to apply it in practical […] This story continues at The Next Web

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Roblox gives its AI assistant the ability to plan, build, and test games on its own

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By Cristian Dina In short: Roblox is upgrading its built-in AI assistant with agentic capabilities including a planning mode that analyses game code before proposing action plans, procedural 3D model generation, mesh generation, and self-correcting loops that test and refine outputs. The update also adds MCP client integration with third-party tools like Claude and Cursor, with a roadmap […] This story continues at The Next Web

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This AI lets self-driving cars “remember” past drives to plan safer routes

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By Vikhyaat Vivek A new planning method called KEPT lets self-driving cars compare what they are seeing now with similar past traffic situation to lower prediction error and fewer potential collisions.

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Reporter’s notebook: In Nepal and Sri Lanka, AI boom brings hope

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The soap refill dispenser at a cafe in TRACE Expert City — a technology hub in Colombo, Sri Lanka — boldly declares that it was delivered by ”USAID, from the American people.”

The device is a relic from the past, reflecting goodwill that once existed between the US and Sri Lanka. Now, as external aid through USAID and other entities dries up, the island nation is looking inward for its future.

You’ll find some of that focus at TRACE’s campus, where energetic AI entrepreneurs with international ambitions brim with fresh ideas. Startup Jendo Innovations is already deploying AI-driven medical technology internationally. “We have the best affordable talent in the region to develop applications on AI,” said Heminda Jayaweera, executive director of TRACE.

Meanwhile, in Kathmandu, Nepal, venture capitalist Preeti Adhikary and medical doctor Kisu Rawal beam with joy as women entrepreneurs wrap up a series of AI training sessions. Adhikary sees in the women newfound confidence and fresh ideas about how to expand and streamline their businesses.

While much of the chatter about AI in the US carries with it an element of danger — hallucinations, rogue AI agents, leaked or stolen data — in Nepal the conversation centers around empowerment and upward mobility.

“While AI has been an equalizer…, it’s on us to find underserved communities and demographics to educate and enable,” said Adhikary, who is a general partner at Momo VC. She works to connect the Nepal tech ecosystem through initiatives like The Great Nepali Diaspora, a global network of Nepali talent, and The Empowered Women Network, which organized the recent AI training session.

Preeti Adhikary, venture capitalist and a general partner at Momo VC.
The Empowered Women Network

To be sure, AI is still in the Wild West phase in Nepal, Sri Lanka and many developing economies — just as it is elsewhere in the world. Locally, some startups have focused  AI tools on their unique cultures, demographics and business environments.

Some are focused on AI for good, especially in rural areas, where 33% of the population resides, according to the World Bank. 

Mobile devices are ubiquitous in those areas, which opens the door for AI-driven healthcare that can quickly diagnose diseases and reduce long lines in remote hospitals.

But culture also presents unique data challenges. Literacy remains an issue, and locals prefer interacting with AI using voice-driven methods rather than text, which changes customer feedback and service flows. 

Product recommendations are also made by word-of-mouth, cutting off one layer of product discovery and reshaping how AI models are built.

Because workforces in Nepal and Sri Lanka are still emerging, the concern over AI-driven job losses is not as dire as in the US, where job cuts have been attributed to automation via AI. And unlike in the US, legacy systems and technical debt are not a burden here. 

Enterprises with lean IT budgets have little appetite for digitizing legacy data, which could slow AI adoption. So, bootstrapped startups, facing limited hardware, capital and talent, hope to make their workflows and processes AI-native from the start.

Even so, the lack of resources makes innovation and skills development difficult. Nvidia GPUs, for instance, are particularly scarce in Nepal and Sri Lanka and prohibitively expensive. 

To work around the challenges, startups have turned to small language models (SLMs) and popular AI tools. “AI tools — which are powerful even at the free version — and open-source models have meant AI is truly democratized now,” Adhikary said.

AI adoption is poised to grow in both Nepal and Sri Lanka, both of which have Gen-Z-inspired governments that grew up on social media and are AI-ready. Nepal last year published a national AI strategy outlining plans to boost infrastructure, skills readiness and countrywide awareness.

It has room to grow. Nepal ranks 106 out of 190 countries in Oxford Insights’ 2025 Government AI Readiness Index. The nation’s goal is to reach the top 50.

Meanwhile, Sri Lanka is ranked 80th and is pushing AI adoption. The country in 2024 established the Ministry of Digital Economy and has an AI strategy to boost the local ecosystem.

And Sri Lanka’s new digital nomad program could bring diaspora and foreign tech workers back onshore to help bolster local AI development and adoption.

As in other parts of the world, there is an ongoing need for mentorship, domain expertise and access to networks to grow and scale, according to Adhikary. But AI  entrepreneurs in Nepal recognize the benefits of collaboration. 

“I’m pleasantly surprised … that a nation with a newish tech ecosystem can compete with New York and Silicon Valley in terms of ideas and technical acumen,” Adhikary said.

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vivo X300 Ultra India Launch Expected in May: Specs, Price, Features

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By Deepti Pathak After launching in China, the Vivo X300 Ultra is now expected to go global on April…
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Apple retail stores could soon spare you the lengthy wait for fixing Apple Watch software

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By Rachit Agarwal Apple is bringing Apple Watch software repairs to retail stores and Apple Authorized Service Providers this month, ending the need to mail your watch to repair centers for software fixes.

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Oppo Find X9 Ultra and Find X9s Series Global Launch Rumoured for April 21

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By Deepti Pathak Oppo is gearing up to expand its flagship range with new models soon. It looks like…
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Dlaczego detale interfejsu wpływają na emocje bardziej niż wielkie promocje w kasynach online

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W codziennym zgiełku świata cyfrowej rozrywki, kasyna online stawiają na błyskotliwe wizualizacje i głośne bonusy, by przyciągnąć graczy. Jednak to nie one w pełni definiują doświadczenie; to drobne, przemyślane elementy interfejsu potrafią najgłębiej zostawić ślad w pamięci. Zanurzając się w świat gier hazardowych przez internet, szybko można zauważyć, że płynność przeglądania czy subtelne animacje robią więcej niż okazałe promocje – to one kreują atmosferę, która sprawia, że gra staje się nie tylko zabawą, ale i sentymentalną podróżą.

Przechodząc między różnorodnymi platformami, od razu widać, jak małe różnice w designie potrafią diametralnie zmienić odbiór całego serwisu. Kiedy przeglądamy najnowsze propozycje, takie jak te dostępne na ritzo.eu.com, zwróćmy uwagę na to, jak każdy aspekt – od rozmieszczenia przycisków, przez sposób prezentacji gier, aż po dźwięki – współgra, tworząc spójną narrację.

Subtelności, które budują rytm rozrywki

Wystarcza kilka sekund, by poczuć, czy interfejs „oddycha” razem z nami, czy może działa na zasadzie odtwarzacza, który przeszkadza w naturalnym przepływie emocji. Ustawienie menu gier, kolorystyka czy wybór czcionek tworzą nie tylko estetyczną całość, ale również wpływają na komfort przeglądania. Postępowe kasyna dbają o to, by każde kliknięcie było intuicyjne i szybkie, eliminując frustrację i pozwalając na pełne zanurzenie w rozgrywce.

Przykładowo, system filtrowania pozwala użytkownikowi płynnie przejść od jednej kategorii do drugiej, bez zbędnego oczekiwania. Szczególnie w momentach, gdy szukamy idealnej gry na wieczór, liczy się dostępność i przejrzystość oferty. To właśnie dzięki takim drobnym usprawnieniom interfejsu sesja może trwać godzinami, a dynamiczne podświetlenia przycisków czy delikatne efekty dźwiękowe podbijają doznania, nie dekoncentrując.

Kreacja atmosfery przez interakcję

Niejednokrotnie to właśnie tempo reakcji platformy i sposób prezentacji informacji decydują o tym, czy dana strona jest przyjazna czy wywołuje napięcie. W kasynach online często mamy do czynienia z emocjami wzmocnionymi przez elementy wizualne. Animacje ukazujące wygrane stają się symbolicznym symbolem sukcesu, a ich jakość i subtelność potrafią wywołać u użytkownika przyjemny dreszczyk emocji.

Z drugiej strony, przesadna ilość animacji czy migających banerów może wprowadzić chaos i rozpraszać uwagę. Dlatego projektanci coraz częściej zwracają uwagę na minimalistyczne podejście, gdzie każdy detal, ruch czy dźwięk ma swoje miejsce i znaczenie. Budowanie takiego klimatu sprawia, że użytkownik często zostaje na dłużej nie z powodu oferowanych bonusów, ale poprzez poczucie komfortu płynące z dobrze zaprojektowanej przestrzeni cyfrowej.

Lista elementów interfejsu, które budują przyjemność z gry

  • Płynność i szybkość reakcji: brak opóźnień w ładowaniu gier i elementów strony.
  • Intuicyjne menu: łatwy dostęp do kategorii i szybkie przełączanie między nimi.
  • Zachowanie równowagi wizualnej: stonowana kolorystyka z wyraźnymi, ale nie agresywnymi akcentami.
  • Subtelne animacje: podkreślające ważne wydarzenia, ale nie dominujące nad zawartością.
  • Przyjemny dla ucha podkład dźwiękowy: który nie męczy, a potęguje nastrój relaksu i zaangażowania.

Zaskakujące znaczenie prostoty w złożonym świecie hazardu online

Często wydaje się, że im więcej elementów, tym lepiej, szczególnie w świecie kasyn online, gdzie dynamiczne kampanie marketingowe starają się przykuć uwagę atrakcyjnymi bonusami i konkursami. Jednak prawdziwa magia pojawia się, gdy te odgłosy i efekty wizualne nie przysłaniają tego, co najważniejsze – samej rozgrywki i przyjemności z czasu spędzonego przy grze.

Prostota nie oznacza braku zaawansowanych funkcjonalności, lecz umiejętne ich wkomponowanie w doświadczenie użytkownika. To jak przestrzeń, w której chcemy się zatrzymać, a nie uciekać od niej z powodu nadmiaru bodźców. Pozwala ona na swobodne eksplorowanie ofert i spokojne wybieranie ulubionych gier, gdzie każde kliknięcie jest naturalnym krokiem na drodze do chwilowej ucieczki od codzienności.

Wieczór z kasynem online jako pełen smaków spektakl

Rozrywka w cybersieci nabiera nowej jakości, gdy spojrzymy na nią nie tylko jako na szansę na wygraną, ale jako na serię doświadczeń zmysłowych. Każdy wieczór z kasynem online może stać się spektaklem, w którym gra świateł, dźwięków i płynność działania tworzą niepowtarzalną narrację. W takich chwilach zapominamy o czasie i o tym, że za ekranem komputera czy smartfona kryje się algorytm, a nie przypadek.

To właśnie wtedy rozumiemy, że to nie zawsze wielkie bonusy czy promocje decydują o naszej satysfakcji, lecz umiejętność platform do zaoferowania przyjaznej i dopracowanej przestrzeni. Staje się ona swoistym azylem, gdzie chwile relaksu potrafią nabrać wyjątkowego charakteru, a za każdym razem, kiedy wracamy do ulubionego kasyna online, czujemy, że wchodzimy do znajomego, dobrze zaprojektowanego świata.

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