Artificial intelligence (AI) is making its presence felt in the world of education. It's not just a futuristic dream anymore; it's actively changing how we learn and what classrooms look like. AI brings with it the promise of personalized experiences, help with tasks that used to take up a lot of time, and new and exciting tools that we couldn't have imagined just a few years ago. From the youngest students to those in universities, AI is changing education as we know it.

Just months after a significant security breach exposed personal data, Windows Recall is making a controversial comeback as a mandatory feature in the upcoming 24H2 update. This has raised serious concerns among privacy advocates and users alike.

Windows Recall, a system designed to capture and index screen activity for enhanced search capabilities, was temporarily pulled earlier this year following the discovery of a vulnerability that leaked sensitive user information.

Recently, I took a look at the Arc browser, a relatively new browser that has gained popularity for its innovative features and user interface. While exploring its functionality, I discovered a critical vulnerability that could have allowed attackers to execute arbitrary JavaScript code in users' browsers. This vulnerability stemmed from Arc's reliance on Firestore, a cloud-based NoSQL database provided by Google Firebase.