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Pixelmator Pro revamps image editing with AI masking tools - Mac Software Discussions on AppleInsider Forums - Vimarsana News

Pixelmator Pro revamps image editing with AI masking tools - Mac Software Discussions on AppleInsider Forums

The new Pixelmator Pro 3.6 for Mac update concentrates on masking, a key way of selecting objects to edit or delete now being sped up by AI.

Pixelmator Pro revamps image editing with AI masking tools - Vimarsana News

Pixelmator Pro revamps image editing with AI masking tools

The new Pixelmator Pro 3.6 for Mac update concentrates on masking, a key way of selecting objects to edit or delete now being sped up by AI.

Pixelmator Pro 3.6 Offers Major AI-Powered Masking Improvements - Vimarsana News

Pixelmator Pro 3.6 Offers Major AI-Powered Masking Improvements

Pixelmator Pro 3.6 has arrived, bringing with it new AI-powered masking tools and an entire overhaul of its masking user interface.

Watch Out for This Malware Hosted on GitHub and FileZilla - Vimarsana News

Watch Out for This Malware Hosted on GitHub and FileZilla

Bad actors are using malware disguised as credible software (such as 1Password, Bartender 5, and Pixelmator Pro) to infect Windows and macOS computers. The malware is being distributed through exploits hosted on both GitHub and FileZilla to efficiently infect the target computers.

GitHub, FileZilla exploited for multiple malware delivery - Vimarsana News

GitHub, FileZilla exploited for multiple malware delivery

Sophisticated Russian threat operation GitCaught has exploited both GitHub and FileZilla to facilitate the deployment of several malicious payloads, including the Atomic macOS Stealer, or AMOS, as well as the Octo, Lumma, and Vidar information-stealing malware strains, Security Affairs reports.