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Password Managers Share a Hidden Weakness.

Today's tech highlights feature security flaws in password managers, NASA's lunar mission plans, and innovative uses of particle accelerators.

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  1. Password Managers Share a Hidden WeaknessEven the strongest password managers have a chink in their armor—think of it as the Achilles' heel of your digital fortress. Turns out, they all share a significant flaw that could lead to a security disaster, so maybe it’s time to change that password…again. — Wired
  2. You Can Now Install—and Update—Microsoft Store Apps Using the Command LineMicrosoft just made our lives easier by allowing us to ditch the slow and ad-filled Microsoft Store for a snappy command line. So, grab your PowerShell and get ready to unleash the app installation power of the command line—no more clicks needed! — Wired
  3. NASA Eyes March 6 To Launch 4 Astronauts To the Moon On Artemis II MissionNASA is gearing up for a lunar adventure as it eyes a March 6 launch date for its Artemis II mission. Get ready to witness four astronauts take a joyride around the Moon—no ticket required! — Slashdot
  4. US Particle Accelerators Turn Nuclear Waste Into Electricity, Cut Radioactive Life By 99.7%In a groundbreaking twist, US particle accelerators are transforming nuclear waste into electricity, slashing radioactive life by a staggering 99.7%. Who knew that waste could be so productive? Talk about turning trash into treasure! — Slashdot
  5. OpenAI's First ChatGPT Gadget Could Be a Smart Speaker With a CameraOpenAI is stepping into the hardware game with a smart speaker that not only listens but sees too—think Face ID meets your home assistant. Get ready for a gadget that might just know you better than your best friend! — Slashdot
  6. Government upgrades drones, deploys joystick tweakers to catch illegal dumpersThe UK government is deploying a crack team of drone pilots to catch illegal dumpers red-handed, joystick in hand. It’s like a high-tech game of whack-a-mole, but with couches and garden gnomes! — The Register