First, Cloudflare accused the AI company of bypassing no-crawl directives. Now Perplexity says Cloudflare has it all wrong.

A new tool turns otherwise legitimate extensions for Chrome, Edge, and Firefox into bots that make your browser someone else's tool, and gets them paid in the process.

AI companies use bots to scrape the web, in order to gather data to train their models. Anubis is a program designed to block these bots from scraping self-hosted sites.

Extensions installed on almost 1 million devices have been overriding key security protections to turn browsers into engines that scrape websites on behalf of a paid service, a researcher said ...

South Africa’s National Treasury is worried that the US’s proposed 30% tariff could hit tax revenues and is modelling the impact it may have on the nation’s budget.

Day-trading restraints to be loosened under proposed rule change The existing rule, adopted in 2001, was put in place to protect investors from massive losses and borrowing more than they can ...

The New York Sun covers America and the world from a base in New York. Its report comprises straightforward news dispatches and a lively editorial page… ...

The centralization of data, highlighted by cloud outages and government consolidation, poses threats to privacy, security and oversight. Decentralization offers a solution.

The list of features includes a WYSIWYG editor with capable formatting options, code and markdown support, seamless navigation between notes, sketching diagrams, web clipper, and more.