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Most people consider a document only as words, numbers, and images that are presented on their screen. They think that when they export a file to PDF or attach it to an email, what is visible is all that exists. However, digital documents have a lot more information beneath the surface that are not visible to the casual eye but can be easily accessed by anyone who knows how to find them. The hidden layer of a document is called metadata, and it is much more important in data security than a lot of organizations acknowledging.

The pace of digital content creation is faster than ever, and success depends on standing out. No matter your field-marketing, design, e-commerce, or education-the demand for clear, versatile, and engaging visuals is universal. Two advancements now empower creators to meet this demand: ai watermark remover and image to video ai. Here's how these tools can transform your content, boost productivity, and unlock fresh storytelling opportunities.

The collaboration advances enterprise grade application security into decentralized ecosystems, uniting Checkmarx's AppSec expertise with Web3 specialization by CredShields.

Showcased at its Converge conference, new platform capabilities expand agentic AI, enhance continuous security and broaden support for OT and mobile endpoints.

SquareX released critical research exposing a hidden API in Comet that allows extensions in the AI Browser to execute local commands and gain full control over users' devices. The research reveals that Comet has implemented a MCP API (chrome.perplexity.mcp.addStdioServer) that allows its embedded extensions to execute arbitrary local commands on users' devices, capabilities that traditional browsers explicitly prohibit. Concerningly, there is limited official documentation on the MCP API.

Seraphic, the leader in enterprise browser security (SEB) and AI enablement, today announced native protection for Electron-based applications such as ChatGPT desktop, Teams, Slack, and more, becoming the first and only browser security platform to introduce this capability.