More top reads DNA in the wild: We hope you have that 12-character password at the ready. 23andMe resets user passwords after genetic data was posted online. More on that. Alphabet soup: Tidalflow helps any software play nice with ChatGPT and other LLM ecosystems. Check it out. PC shipments may be on a decline, but so is Apple: New numbers show that neither PCs nor Apple were immune to shipment decline in the third quarter. See for yourself. Shine bright like a Firefly: We've got a trio of Adobe tidbits, starting with Adobe Firefly, which can now generate more realistic images and its generative AI models can create vector graphics in Illustrator. And finally Project Stardust is a sneak preview of Adobe’s next-generation AI photo editing engine. It's like eight tools in one: SuperOps.ai streamlines the work of managed service providers. Here's how. Here kitty, kitty: TabbyML, an open source challenger to GitHub Copilot, raises $3.2 million to help you write code. Read more. A computer you can access from any device: Shadow launches Windows-based cloud PCs for $9.99 per month. Shadow computer, get it? Now, that's a big seed round: Gutsy launches with a huge $51 million seed to bring process mining to security. Find out what that means. A yarn of a funding tale: Thread (not Threads), a company developing a platform to autonomously inspect utility assets, raises $15 million. For those really tall jobs. Ham, but made from plants: Heura hit store shelves with "York ham–style slices" that are 100% plant-based. Something to sink your teeth into. For those of you looking for the 411 on SBF: Sam Bankman-Fried's trial is into its second week. Here's what we know so far. (TC+) And Alameda Research's ex-CEO Caroline Ellison testifies, claiming SBF directed her to commit crimes. Get the scoop. More for your Tuesday: Plenful raises $9M to automate healthcare workflows For VCs in India, bank is the new hot investment X competitor Bluesky adds email verification, flags misleading links in security-focused update Canopy Servicing's $15.2M Series A1 shows fintech startups that raised in 2021 can still get money (TC+) | 
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