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Credit Scanner adds to the recently launched Identity Defender suite

ExpressVPN has launched a new credit monitoring tool to help you protect your identity and finances online.

Credit Scanner offers real-time monitoring so that you can take swift action against suspicious activities before your online credit is impacted. It complements the newly launched Identity Defender suite that seeks to protect you against identity theft.

Like the ID bundle, ExpressVPN Credit Scanner is available only for the US market at the time of writing. It comes free of charge alongside one of the best VPN apps you can get when you sign up for its one or two-year subscription plans. The latter offer also adds the option to get a detailed monthly credit report.

Why use ExpressVPN Credit Scanner?

“Credit has moved online, so it’s not just about knowing how to manage a budget – people also need digital skills to track scores, manage accounts, and protect their information,” said Lauren Hendry Parsons, Digital Privacy Advocate at ExpressVPN. “Without this, people can fall victim to scams or data breaches that impact their credit and finances.”

This is where ExpressVPN Credit Scanner comes in. By sending regular updates, the tool lets you easily track changes in your credit score, payment history, and account balance.

You’ll also receive timely notifications when unusual credit activity occurs. This proactive approach allows you to identify ID theft before it’s too late and take all the measures to protect your finances.

ExpressVPN’s new tool also promises to make it easier to access credit-freezing options, allowing you more control in protecting your credit online.

When you sign up for ExpressVPN’s new 2-year plan you’ll also get exclusive access to monthly detailed credit reports, helping you stay on top of your financial life. You can get up to 82% off this plan with the provider’s time-limited Black Friday VPN deal.

You can activate the Credit Scanner feature directly within the ExpressVPN mobile app under the Upgrades tab, or by heading on your account page on the website. (Image credit: ExpressVPN)

Credit Scanner is part of the Identity Defender Suite the provider launched at the end of October. ID theft incidents have been rising year by year, as Data coming from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) shows, with credit frauds being a big motive behind these attacks.

“We wanted to do more to help our users take control of their online identity and financial security,” said Sam Bultez, Head of Product at ExpressVPN, explaining that each tool focuses on a different aspect of identity protection.

ExpressVPN Identity Defender also includes an identity theft alert, cyber insurance, and data removal service. All these solutions come alongside feature-packed VPN software with a built-in tracker blocker and free-to-use password manager for a multi-layered approach to online security.

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Finastra is looking into claims of breach made on a darknet forum.

A threat actor is offering a large database for sale, claims it came from FinastraThe finance giant sends out data breach notification letter to affected customers, claiming its secure file transfer service was compromisedThe attacker used stolen credentials to pull off the heist

Fintech software firm Finastra is warning its customers a recent data breach may have meant it recently lost some data.

Security researcher Brian Krebs obtained a copy of the letter sent to affected individuals, which says the breach was not the result of an exploited vulnerability, but rather the result of stolen credentials.

“The threat actor did not deploy malware or tamper with any customer files within the environment,” the notice reads. “Furthermore, no files other than the exfiltrated files were viewed or accessed.”

400GB – zipped

The company told BleepingComputer the attack originated on its Secure File Transfer Platform (SFTP): “On November 7, 2024 Finastra’s Security Operations Center (SOC) detected suspicious activity related to an internally hosted Secure File Transfer Platform (SFTP) we use to send files to certain customers,” Finastra told the publication.

“We immediately launched an investigation alongside of a third-party cybersecurity firm and, as a precautionary step, isolated and contained the platform. This incident was limited to the one platform and there was no lateral movement beyond it.”

The same source also claims the platform was not the company’s default one, and was not used by all customers, suggesting that not everyone’s data was compromised.

At the same time, a threat actor with the alias ‘abyss0’ offered for sale a large archive, claiming to originate from Finastra.

“Today we list for sale Finastra.com data breach, dated 2024 Nov,” the notice reads. “In total, 400GB~ zipped.”

“This data is from their ESB and exfil via IBM Aspera, not everything just stuff we deemed as important. There is a lot of files and different file format.”

Finastra is a financial software company with more than 8,000 institutions for customers – among its clients are most of the world’s top banks and credit unions, and it counts tens of thousands of employees.

Via BleepingComputer

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The world’s second largest TV manufacturer is also a global innovator in the display industry

Chances are you have interacted with TCL recently. After all, the world’s second largest TV manufacturer has fingers in many (visual) pies; other than the tens of millions of LCD television sets it sold over the past decade in over 160 countries, the brand has a popular smartphone range and a raft of B2B display products as well.

It is also a key panel provider for a lot of TV brands and offers visual solutions across a wide array of applications, including tablets, laptops, monitors, automotive displays, XR (Extended Reality) devices, wearables, commercial displays, and other fields.

A lot of these innovations come from TCL’s display development and manufacturing division, TCL CSOT (China Star Optoelectronics Technology) which was created in 2009, has more than 37,000 employees worldwide and has since invested more than USD 36 billion in CAPEX.

With over 8,000 employees working in R&D alone and in excess of 60,880 patent applications submitted worldwide, TCL CSOT is a force to be reckoned with.

Today, it is holding its 2024 Global Display Tech-ecosystem Conference (DTC 2024) in Guangzhou, China. TCL CSOT will showcase its latest technological achievements, industry-leading display solutions and strategic vision for what it sees as the future of the display industry.

At the core of TCL CSOT’s project is its new advanced display technology brand, APEX, which focuses on delivering ultimate product experiences through cutting-edge technologies and is announcing the mass production of its inkjet printing (IJP) OLED technology, a huge breakthrough that enhances display performance while reducing production costs and environmental impact. A rare win-win-win situation for all stakeholders involved.

(Image credit: TCL CSOT)

TCL CSOT launched its advanced display technology brand, APEX, with a new value proposition: “Amazing pleasant display experience, Protective reliable vision health, Eco-friendly sustainable green and low carbon, and X unlimited future imagination.”

Leveraging core technologies such as HVA, HFS, IJP OLED, FMM OLED, MLCD and MLED as well as the use of eco-friendly materials and energy-saving technologies, combined with AI and more cutting-edge technologies, APEX is built on the brand core of “PACE TO APEX”.

Building upon 11 years of continuous research and innovation, TCL CSOT’s IJP OLED technology has achieved significant leaps and breakthrough in technical specifications, establishing new industry benchmarks. TCL CSOT has amassed a significant number of patents in the IJP OLED field, covering a wide range of applications including notebooks (NB), monitors (MNT), and televisions (TV).

TCL CSOT’s breakthrough in the mass production of IJP OLED is not only a milestone in its commercialization process but also marks the beginning of a new round of technological revolution in the display industry. IJP OLED technology, with its advantages of better image quality, lower power consumption and longer lifespan, will inevitably lead technology towards goodness and lay a solid foundation for the independent development of display technology.

If you are interested in knowing more about TCL CSOT’s IJP OLED technology process and the intrinsic characteristics of panels produced using that method, check the video below.

During the DTC 2024 event, a range of innovative display products will be unveiled including

1. The World’s First 2.8K IJP QD-EL Display (14″)

(Image credit: TCL CSOT)

2. TCL CSOT’s First Mass-Produced 4K IJP OLED Professional Display (21.6″)

(Image credit: TCL CSOT)

3. The World’s Lowest Driving Power Consumption OLED Display (6.36″)

(Image credit: TCL CSOT)

4. World’s Best Picture Quality LCD TV Display (85″ WHVA)

(Image credit: TCL CSOT)

These products will, in due time, be incorporated either in TCL’s own products or in OEM partners that will help bring TCL CSOT innovative solutions to millions of customers. The display giant is also embarking on a comprehensive “3+2+N” business plan to cover TV displays, IT displays, mobile displays, commercial displays and automotive displays as well as exploring new applications in fields like healthcare and education.

TCL CSOT’s ambitions go beyond that: it is working on a potential replacement for OLED with its Bluestar project that promises a whopping $1million award to a single recipient who will come up with a way to enhance the lifespan of blue QD-EL material. Likewise, the technology is so versatile and ground breaking that this prompted TCL CSOT to declare in a video that “in the future, printing display screens will be like printing newspapers”.

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A new pair of over-ears from OneOdio makes flagship hi-res audio and noise-nixing claims for budget money.

Hybrid ANC with transparency mode and AILDAC streaming and Bluetooth 5.4$99.99 / £59.99

Some of the best headphones are pretty pricey, but there are some increasingly impressive options for considerably less cash: our current pick of the best budget headphones, Sony’s WH-CH520, have a recommended price of $60 / £60 / AU$99 (although right now there’s a deal running on them, as you’ll see if you head to our Black Friday headphones deals roundup).

But what the Sonys don’t have is ANC. OneOdio’s new Focus A5 Pro headphones do, for a very similar price in the UK and a bit more in the US.

The specs sound very impressive: 75 hours of battery life, LDAC hi-res audio support and hybrid ANC, all for under $70. And the big selling point here is what OneOdio describes as AI-Based Adaptive Noise Cancellation.

OneOdio Focus A5 Pro: big specs, small price

The ANC here promises real-time adjustments to reduce overall ambient noise by up to -45dB. That’s more than many headphones, which tend to reduce by around -30dB, so it should be better in relatively noisy environments.

However, a huge part of ANC depends on how effective and efficient the ANC algorithm is (feel free to consult our active noise cancellation explainer for more), so until we’ve actually tested these headphones we can only take OneOdio’s word for it. We’ve tested multiple models from OneOdio before, but as far as I can see we haven’t tested any with ANC; at this price it might be wise to curb your excitement.

The rest of the spec is solid: Bluetooth 5.4, 20Hz to 40kHz frequency response, LDAC streaming, 40mm drivers and a low latency mode for gaming. The quoted 75 hours battery is with ANC off but there’s still an impressive 45 hours with ANC on, and the headphones support fast charging to deliver 5 hours of play time after just 5 minutes of charging.

The new Focus A5 Pro are available now from the OneOdio website, Amazon and Amazon UK for $99.99 / £59.99.

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Valve is reportedly developing another Steam Controller, as well as a new VR controller.

Valve could be working on new Steam and VR controllersBoth are reportedly in the “later stages of production”The Steam Controller 2 is reportedly codenamed “Ibex”

Valve is reportedly developing another Steam Controller, as well as a new VR controller.

That’s according to YouTuber Brad Lynch (via IGN) who shared insider knowledge over on X / Twitter, claiming that Valve is now working on a Steam Controller 2 codenamed “Ibex”, as well as a separate product that seems to be a new VR controller codenamed “Roy”.

Both controllers are reportedly “being tooled for a mass production goal in their [Valve’s] factories right now” and are “in later stages of production”.

The Roy controller is seemingly referenced in Valve’s SteamVR code, which Brad Lynch also shared, and will apparently feature a D-pad, bumpers, group buttons, triggers, an ABXY button layout, and “some sort of strap”. 

“I am confident in this info based on datamining AND sources who wished not to be named,” Lynch said. “There is also an unreleased OpenXR extension for these controllers.”

As for the Steam Controller 2, Lynch wasn’t able to share too many specifics about the model but did respond in the X / Twitter thread saying that it will look like a standard gamepad. 

The YouTuber also claimed that “the biggest change will be the shape/size of the trackpads to get into that gamepad-y form” and will have symmetrical sticks.

Valve has yet to officially announce a new Steam Controller or a VR pad, so we can’t say for certain when we can expect to see the new hardware if the claims are true. 

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Sonos’ TV streaming device could be a disappointment

Sonos has reportedly chosen ad-focused software for its streaming boxPricing is rumored to be between $150 and $200I’ve got a bad feeling about this

Sometimes it’s hard not to respond to news stories with an exasperated sigh of “oh for goodness sake, what NOW?” And it’s definitely felt like that with Sonos this year after a year full of app issues – issues so damaging to the brand that they depth-charged the launch of the Sonos Ace headphones. And now it looks like there could be more bad news on the horizon.

According to The Verge, Sonos has found the operating system for its forthcoming video streamer – a product designed, like the Apple TV 4K, Roku Ultra or Fire TV Stick 4K, to deliver the best streaming services. And that OS is coming from an advertising company.

Given Sonos’s positioning as a premium brand, that suggests we could be seeing the worst of both worlds: the relatively high price of an Apple TV 4K, and the ads and audience tracking of a Fire TV.

What’s the deal with Sonos’s streaming OS?

Given that all of Sonos’s 2024 woes have come from its software, this seems like a strange decision. Bringing in reliable outside tech instead of doing the development in-house does make some sense given the furore around this year’s Sonos app update. But going with an unproven OS from an ad company doesn’t seem like the safest way to reassure customers that lessons have been learned – do we think people will actually trust a new software platform from Sonos when they hated the launch of the last software platform from Sonos so much.

The ad company is The Trade Desk, as previously predicted by the rumor we reported on back in September, whose OS is based on the open source fork of Android. The reason for The Trade Desk’s involvement here is apparently due to its established relationships with the big streaming firms: a streaming device without the key streaming services is a streaming device that won’t sell.

With our optimistic hat on, this deal could mean new cool things for your Sonos system, with new wireless streaming options from your TV to your Sonos Arc Ultra and more of the best Sonos speakers. You’d probably also have the ability to play audio from your TV to your Sonos Ace headphones in Dolby Atmos without need a soundbar, as you do currently. Sonos has filed some patents suggesting just that, with TV OS control on a phone as well as on your TV screen, content recommendations from friends, and Apple SharePlay-style collaborative viewing.

Let’s hope that’s true and that the worst case scenario – annoying ads and privacy concerns, yet you’re still paying a premium for the device – doesn’t come instead. But as The Verge reports, The Trade Desk’s sales pitch for its TV OS, Ventura, is heavy on the ad side of things and light on what benefits it brings for users. You can watch The Trade Desk’s pitch in the embedded video above.

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Armed forces members could be subject to identity theft attacks and extortion after exposed database was discovered.

An exposed database of UK and US military personnel has been foundThe database contained over 1 million records and sensitive PIIThe database has since been restricted, but it is not known how long it was exposed

A top cybersecurity researcher has uncovered an unprotected online database containing sensitive PII and data for members of the US and UK armed forces.

Jeremiah Fowler’s writeup, shared with VPNMentor, outlines how the database belonged to Forces Penpals, a dating and social networking service for members of the armed forces, and contained 1,187,296 records.

Much of the data apparently included full names, addresses, social security numbers of US personnel, National Insurance Numbers and Service Numbers of UK personnel, along with rank, branch of service, dates, and locations of military service members.

Armed forces data left exposed

The database was discovered by Fowler without encryption or password protection, meaning that the database could have been accessed by anyone with an internet connection.

Fowler notified Forces Penpals about the exposure, and the database was protected the following day, however it is not known how long the database was exposed for, with Fowler noting that, “Only an internal forensic audit could identify additional access or potentially suspicious activity.”

Forces Penpals, which claims to have over 290,000 members, both civilian and military, replied to the exposure notice, and provided an explanation, “Thank you for contacting us. It is much appreciated. Looks like there was a coding error where the documents were going to the wrong bucket and directory listing was turned on for debugging and never turned off. The photos are public anyway so that’s not an issue, but the documents certainly should not be public.”

The level of detail contained within some of the documents would provide a malicious user with enough information to launch an identity theft or social engineering campaign against exposed users.

Additionally, Fowler says, some of the exposed data contained within the database, such as ranks, levels of security clearance, and locations, could have national security implications.

Earlier this year, Chinese state-sponsored threat actors reportedly breached a third-party contractor for the UK Ministry of Defense and accessed the data of armed forces personnel, with a similar attack attempting to steal records of ex-RAF pilots also attributed to Chinese state-sponsored groups.

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If the online chatter about the app is correct, you should steer clear of Bing Wallpaper and use Windows Spotlight instead.

Bing Wallpaper app has just arrived on the Microsoft StoreThe VP of Bing noted that it’s free, unlike some rival wallpaper appsDigging into the app suggests it stealthily gets up to all manner of nasty tricks

Microsoft has made its Bing Wallpaper app available on the Microsoft Store for Windows 11 users, but has seemingly opened up a can of controversy when doing so.

Windows Latest spotted the release of the app on the Microsoft Store, and in some ways, it’s rather odd that we didn’t see the software arrive here before now, considering Bing Wallpaper has been around since 2020 (as a download direct from the Microsoft website).

The release was announced by Michael Schechter, VP of Bing at Microsoft, who included a swipe at other wallpaper apps which charge for their services, pointing out that Bing Wallpaper is free.

If you’re not familiar with the application, it’s a simple enough affair that automatically sets your Windows wallpaper to the daily Bing image (and some of these pics are really impressive, and provided in 4K too).

While the app is certainly free, there’s an apparent hidden cost, as some people have pointed out on X and other online forums.

Windows Latest highlights a complaint from Rafael Rivera, a developer and Microsoft MVP, who observes that the wallpaper app also installs “Bing Visual Search and has code to peruse and decrypt your Edge and Chrome cookies.”

Rivera then adds that applies to Firefox cookies, as well, before providing a list of extensions for IT admins to block in order to curtail said activity.

Rivera also provides an example of one of the nasty tricks the Bing Wallpaper app can get up to, and as you can see in the post from X below, it pushes the Microsoft Bing Search extension for Chrome, for those using Google’s browser. It does this by opening a new tab advertising that extension when you start up Chrome.

Windows Latest also discovered that there’s a ‘BGAUpsell’ process run in the background – BGA stands for ‘Bing Growth Apps’ as Rivera points out on X – and this shows a screen asking users to switch to the Bing search engine in Chrome.

(Image credit: Shutterstock)

Analysis: Big thumbs-down to the Bing Upsell

While we can’t confirm the info shared here, it’s clearly worrying, and both Rivera and Windows Latest appear to have dug up some concrete details. There’s no response from Microsoft or the Bing team on X to these revelations, and frankly, it seems like the Bing Wallpaper app is best avoided by those who are worried about privacy – and not getting hassled to use Microsoft’s products – on their PC.

As another post on X makes clear in the above thread from Rivera, there’s not really a need to install the wallpaper app anyway, considering that Windows Spotlight deliver the same functionality. (Turn it on in Settings > Personalization > Background > Personalize your background > Windows Spotlight).

Okay, so we’re not sure if this is identical to the Bing Wallpaper app, but if not, the built-in option here sounds close enough. We’d install Bing Wallpaper to try it out and check, but frankly – we don’t want to, reading all this.

Other reports on Reddit indicate that the app wasn’t always like this, but was recently changed. A Redditor notes: “It [Bing Wallpaper app] used to be great and never gave popups for Bing, but over the past few months it has become a bit aggressive with recommending Bing and since it is the only Microsoft app I have that I installed on my own, that is the only possible culprit.”

Again, take that assertion with some liberal seasoning – and the rest of this – but there’s some consistency around the chatter here, and we’re definitely not liking the themes being raised around this app.

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One of the best anime series Scott Pilgrim Takes Off has been canceled by Netflix after one season.

Scott Pilgrim Takes Off has been canceled after one seasonSeries creator Bryan Lee O’Malley confirmed the news on social mediaScott Pilgrim Takes Off was only meant for one season, so the non-renewal isn’t surprising

Although I’m not an avid anime watcher, I’m surprised to hear the news that Netflix has canceled the hit animated adaptation Scott Pilgrim Takes Off after one season.

Back in 2022, Netflix announced plans to turn Bryan Lee O’Malley’s Scott Pilgrim graphic novels into an anime series and was reuniting the live-action movie’s cast for the animated spin-off. The news was met with mixed responses from Scott Pilgrim fans, particularly TechRadar’s senior entertainment reporter Tom Power who was initially in two minds about the show.

However, Scott Pilgrim Takes Off was met with critical acclaim when it was released on the best streaming service and earned a 96% Rotten Tomatoes score from the critics. Despite this, Netflix has officially canceled one of the best anime shows, with series creator Bryan Lee O’Malley confirming the news on social media.

In a post on O’Malley’s X account (see below), the renowned comic book connoisseur thanked the cast and crew for their work on the series and added that the Scott Pilgrim anime was only intended for one season, so the non-renewal isn’t a surprise.

Scott Pilgrim Takes Off lands in Netflix’s cancelation pile

Scott Pilgrim Takes Off, which sees Scott Pilgrim’s (Michael Cera) love interest Ramona Flowers (Mary Elizabeth Winstead) investigate his mysterious disappearance, isn’t the only animation to be canceled this month after fans were heartbroken to hear that Scavengers Reign had reportedly been axed by Netflix.

Netflix’s cancelation haul is sadly getting bigger every month, with the workplace comedy Unstable, sitcom That ’90s Show and dark comedy Greek mythology-inspired series Kaos all being scrapped in October alone. I’ve actually lost track on how many shows Netflix has canceled this year, but I was particularly disappointed when I found out that it had quietly canceled the most realistic zombie show I’ve ever seen Black Summer.

Although subscribers will understandably be bummed that Scott Pilgrim Takes Off isn’t coming back for a second season, Netflix is still home to an impressive array of animated shows like the wildly popular Arcane and Nickelodeon classic tale Avatar: The Last Airbender.

Scott Pilgrim Takes Off is one of the seven shows canceled by Netflix in 2024 so far that you should still watch, so don’t let this cancelation stop you from watching this best Netflix show.

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ChatGPT-4o has had a ‘creative writing’ update that boosts its natural language abilities.

ChatGPT-4o gets ‘creative writing’ updateIt can also deal better with uploaded filesThe update is only for ChatGPT Plus subscribers

OpenAI has given ChatGPT-4o, the large language model (LLM) that’s available to ChatGPT Plus subscribers, a stealthy ‘creative writing’ upgrade.

In a brief tweet on X, OpenAI described the upgrade by saying: “The model’s creative writing ability has leveled up – more natural, engaging, and tailored writing to improve relevance & readability.”

OpenAI also claims that the new ChatGPT-4o works better with uploaded files, providing deeper insights and more thorough responses. ChatGPT has had the ability to upload files and analyze them for a while now, and it works particularly well for uploading data in spreadsheet form, or images, to use in your prompts.

ChatGPT-4o can now rival Eminem

ChatGPT has always been good at creative writing. Sprinkle in a few interesting characters and ask it to tell you a story and it can do a splendid job of spinning a yarn, which is especially useful for parents when it comes to coming up with a story for bedtime. But the new update means it’s got even better.

It’s hard to quantify an update that claims to improve the quality of writing, but so far user reaction has been positive. On X, @kyleshannon tweeted “ Hey @OpenAI your @ChatGPTapp 4o “Creative Writing” upgrade today is INSANE!”

Another user, Kyle, claims that the new ChatGPT-4o rivals Eminem when it comes to creating rap lyrics:

“My test prompt for two years has been some version of ‘write an Eminem style cipher about quantum mechanics.’ ChatGPT has always been the best at this, but no LLM has ever captured the sophisticated internal rhyming structures like he does. Until now”.

If you want to read ChatGPT-4o’s Eminem-style rap about quantum mechanics, you can in this tweet:

ChatGPT Plus subscribers only

There’s nothing you need to do or install to make use of the ‘creative writing’ update in ChatGPT-4o, it all happens behind the scenes, so just head over to Chat.com and ask it to write something.

Note: The update doesn’t apply to people who are on the free tier of ChatGPT, which is restricted to the ChatGPT-4 LLM, its legacy model.

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