This prospectus from J.P. Morgan describes five exchange-traded funds (ETFs): Active Growth, Active Value, Equity Premium Income, Nasdaq Equity Premium Income, and U.S. Tech Leaders. Each ETF's investment objective, fees, risks, and past performance are detailed, along with information on share purchase and sale, tax implications, and management. The document also includes disclaimers from index providers and explains the funds' investment strategies, emphasizing active management rather than index tracking. Finally, it addresses conflicts of interest and other operational details.

These release notes detail significant changes and new features in JDK 23, including preview language features (pattern matching enhancements, module imports, flexible constructor bodies, and implicitly declared classes), preview and incubator APIs (class-file API, stream gatherers, structured concurrency, scoped values, and vector API), performance improvements (Graal JIT integration and ZGC generational mode), tooling enhancements (Markdown documentation comments), deprecations and removals of APIs and features, notable bug fixes, known issues, and differences between Oracle JDK and OpenJDK. The notes also provide information on compatibility and migration. Annexes referencing the complete Java SE 23 API specification and its changes from Java SE 22 are cited. Finally, updated IANA time zone data is included in this JDK release.

This transcript from Security Now episode 1002 covers various cybersecurity topics. Discussions include: a "nearest neighbor" attack exploiting nearby Wi-Fi networks, vulnerabilities in Chinese-made port cranes and D-Link VPN routers, the 10th anniversary of Let's Encrypt, and Microsoft's "connected experiences" feature which uses user data to train AI models. The episode also features listener feedback and discussions about password managers, and other security tools. Finally, the hosts debate the implications of relying heavily on Chinese-manufactured technology.