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That Innocent PDF Is Now a Trojan Horse for Gmail Attacks
Technical Counselor Erik Avakian says PDFs are so trusted that users often assume they’re safe. He warns that attackers are weaponizing them with embedded JavaScript and overlays to bypass filters and trigger malicious payloads.
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Founder of Viral Call-Recording App Neon Says Service Will Come Back, With a Bonus
Advisory Fellow Valence Howden warns that anonymized call data may still be traceable by AI inference. He cautions providers to strengthen privacy protections and legal compliance before relaunching such services.
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ServiceNow’s AI Experience Is an Agentic AI UI for the Now Platform
Research Director Thomas Randall says ServiceNow’s AIx marks a shift toward agentic AI UIs that embed reasoning into workflows. He advises CIOs to assess how such interfaces can streamline service delivery and reduce manual load.
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Don’t Drink or Drive, Say Cyberattackers
Technical Counselor Erik Avakian warns cyberattackers now aim for full business paralysis, not just data theft. He advises firms to adopt layered defenses, “assume breach” practices, and zero-trust models to stay resilient.
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Musk, xAI Make Federal Government Comeback
Managing Partner Justin Eggstaff says AI vendors are competing to set early standards in federal adoption. He advises firms to focus on compliance, integration, and training to gain a lasting advantage.
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Neon, the Popular Free App That Pays for Call Recordings, Has Been Disabled
Advisory Fellow Valence Howden says Neon’s shutdown highlights growing concerns over monetized data collection. He advises organizations to review app permissions, prioritize transparency, and ensure data use aligns with ethical and regulatory expectations.
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How Rising H-1B Visa Costs Threaten It Talent Strategies
Shashi Bellamkonda, Principal Research Director, warns that the new H-1B visa fee will likely favor large tech players able to absorb the cost, while burdening small and mid-sized firms. He also predicts a rise in nearshoring and offshoring as companies seek sources of talent in lower-cost regions.
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Google Exec Sets Android OS for PCs Plans in Motion
Brian Jackson, Principal Research Director, says Google’s Android-on-PC move signals a bid to challenge traditional desktop platforms. He advises IT leaders to watch for ecosystem shifts that could impact device strategy, app compatibility, and enterprise support models.
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Walmart Boosts Search Accuracy Across Languages with Better Translations
Julie Geller, Principal Research Director, says Walmart’s multilingual search improvements reflect growing demand for inclusive digital experiences, and advises CX teams to invest in language precision and cultural nuance to boost accessibility and customer satisfaction.
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