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    Open-source apps for Windows: boost privacy, productivity, and control

    Open‑source software today offers Windows users a practical way to reclaim control, improve privacy, and boost productivity — and ZDNET’s compact roundup of “10 open‑source apps I recommend every Windows user try — for free” is a useful starting kit that does exactly that. Background ZDNET’s...
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    Windows 11 Passwordless Sign-In: Passkeys with Windows Hello

    Microsoft’s latest push makes the long-promised “passwordless” future real for Windows 11 users by turning passkeys and Windows Hello into the default, secure way to sign into apps, websites, and corporate devices — removing passwords from the sign-in flow while preserving recoverability and...
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    Top Open-Source Windows Toolkit: 9 Apps for Privacy, Productivity, Mastery

    Windows ships with a competent baseline of tools, but for users who prefer transparency, control, and long-term maintainability, the open-source alternatives on this How‑To Geek roster are worth considering — this article examines the nine apps the original author installs on every fresh Windows...
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    7 Must-Have Open-Source Windows Apps for Enhanced Security, Privacy, and Productivity

    Windows users are often stereotyped as reliant on a diet of proprietary software, yet a closer look at today’s computing landscape reveals a thriving ecosystem of open-source tools that fundamentally enhance the Windows experience. In reality, some of the most essential Windows apps are...
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    Bitwarden PDF XSS Vulnerability (CVE-2025-5138): Risks & Mitigation Strategies

    For millions of users and organizations across the globe, Bitwarden has become synonymous with secure password management. Its open-source credentials, robust encryption practices, and user-centric design make it one of the premier choices for safeguarding digital identities against an...
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    Revolutionizing Self-Hosting: No NAS Needed with Open-Source Apps on Low-Cost Hardware

    The rise of self-hosted digital services has given enthusiasts and privacy-conscious users new opportunities to reclaim control over their data and digital workflows. Traditionally, many have seen network-attached storage (NAS) as an essential foundation—a dedicated, always-on device optimized...
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    Self-Hosting Without a NAS: Empowering Personal Cloud Solutions for Everyone

    For those passionate about taking back control from the endless sprawl of cloud platforms, self-hosting a digital ecosystem is no longer the exclusive domain of IT professionals armed with expensive Network Attached Storage (NAS) arrays. Over recent years, the landscape has shifted...
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    Revolutionizing Windows 11 in 2025: AI-Driven Features and Top Productivity Tools

    In 2025, Microsoft has significantly enhanced Windows 11 by integrating advanced artificial intelligence (AI) features, aiming to redefine user productivity and experience. The introduction of Copilot+ PCs, equipped with neural processing units (NPUs), marks a pivotal shift towards AI-driven...
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    Top Open Source Windows Apps for Productivity, Creativity, and Security

    Open source applications for Windows continue to gain remarkable traction, offering users powerful, free, and privacy-respecting alternatives to commercial software. These apps often deliver robust functionalities, are continually improved by passionate communities, and provide a level of...
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    Microsoft Introduces Passkeys: The Future of Passwordless Security in Windows 11

    In a bold step towards enhancing user security, Microsoft has unveiled a plug-in model for Windows 11 that integrates passkey functionality with leading password management services, 1Password and Bitwarden. This initiative makes it easier for users to transition from traditional passwords to a...
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    Exploring Password Managers: Community Poll on User Experiences and Recommendations

    I understand if you don't want to participate in the poll. But I thought it'd be interesting to see what the community here uses considering it's a mixture of us older geeks and newer geeks. So that spans lots of changes in tech and lots of opinions. I've been using LastPass for a few years...
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