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Stop worrying about sleepmaxxing – and ditch the fitness trackers (opens the original)
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We’re maxxing everything these days—looks, tokens, fibre—so why not sleep? The very practice of sleepmaxxing, or optimising for sleep, could be ruining it. And the proliferation of biometric tracking and wearables that promise to help users achieve perfect sleep is taking things even further, contributing to the rise of a distinctly modern ailment called orthosomnia. If orthosomnia sounds familiar, that’s because it shares the same Greek root (“orthos,” meaning “correct”) as its counterpart, ort
Man asked a bot to book him a gym class. It deleted someone else's spot instead (opens the original)
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An Australian man was stuck on his gym’s waitlist for popular fitness classes – until his AI agent started deleting the competition. It’s being billed as the first autonomous cyber attack in Australia amid an onslaught of recent reports about agents from top AI companies behaving badly. The man in question is Andrew Bird, the head of AI at document processing platform Affinda. He was using an OpenClaw agent, powered by Anthropic’s Claude Opus 4.6, to book a gym class when it pulled out all the s
Download the Zoom security patch right now. Hackers could commandeer your camera (opens the original)
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Attention, Zoom users: Install the latest software patch right away. Researchers from cybersecurity firm A Security identified a vulnerability that could allow bad actors to completely commandeer the devices of Zoom meeting participants. The exploit requires no action from victims, nor does it offer any visual cues that they’ve been compromised. Once in control, hackers can steal data, run malicious software, or use the device’s microphone or camera to spy.
Using this Apple privacy feature? Researchers warn it has a flaw (opens the original)
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Apple may be inadvertently sharing user IP addresses with the Internet – even for those who’ve opted into a privacy feature called Private Relay. The vulnerability stems from three flawed features in WebKit, the browser engine that Apple requires all iOS browsers (Safari included) to use. The flaws were flagged on Aug 5 on a cybersecurity blog, which noted that they resulted in DNS leaks on certain websites and exposure of a device’s real IP address – even if a user subscribed to Apple’s iCloud+
Apple is about to breathe new life into its most underrated gadget (opens the original)
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Apple is finally giving some love to its iPad Mini. The tech giant is planning a major facelift and relaunching the gadget in October, after it reveals a long-awaited foldable iPhone and an updated Apple Watch in September, Bloomberg reported. Perhaps the biggest change to the iPad Mini will be a new OLED screen. It’s the same type of screen used on iPhones since 2017 and the iPad Pro since 2024, and it allows for higher-quality visuals. According to Bloomberg, the iPad Mini received a new, fast
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