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I'm in Your Apps: Stealing Codex Tokens to Abuse the codex_apps MCP Server

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By Where-Object Name
| BeyondTrust
AI Agents have become a part of everyone's workflow. The more people interacting with these agents, the higher the desire to integrate these agents with third-party applications like Microsoft 365 (Outlook, Teams), Google Workspace, GitHub, etc. This makes individual workflows faster and easier. But at what cost? Are we just allowing these agents any scope they want for these applications? Are we monitoring the application requests coming from these agents?
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OpenSSH 10.1: todo lo nuevo en seguridad, red y configuración

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By Get-Windows Capability, Where-Object Name, Start-Service sshd
| Linux Adictos
Más allá de la etiqueta de versión, OpenSSH 10.1 consolida el rumbo iniciado con la serie 10: migración hacia criptografía post‑cuántica, modernización de QoS con DSCP, y endurecimiento de áreas históricamente sensibles (agentes, claves, registros y parsing de parámetros). A continuación encontrarás un repaso minucioso de todas las novedades (con contexto donde aporta valor), además de pautas prácticas para adoptarlas sin sorpresas.
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Install, remove, list, and set default printer with PowerShell

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By Emanuel Halapciuc, Where-Object Name
| 4sysops
Prerequisites A note before we start: there is not a one-size-fits-all solution for all printers, since manufacturers have different choices, options, and settings for almost every driver, model, set of printer features, and so on. Therefore, you won't be running the same command for setting duplex and color printing for your Samsung, HP, or Brother printers. Any supported version of Windows that has Windows PowerShell (5.1) or PowerShell 7 will work. Both will cover the most common scenarios.
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