Agrégateur de flux

Le groupe Heintz Hôtellerie annonce l'arrivée de Fabien Coquet à la direction des deux établissements de Jouy-aux-Arches, au sud de Metz.
Professionnel confirmé de l'hôtellerie, Fabien Coquet a évolué au sein du Louvre Hotels Group, où il a acquis une solide expérience en gestion opérationnelle, management d'équipes et développement de la satisfaction client. Il rejoint aujourd'hui Heintz Hôtellerie pour poursuivre le développement des deux hôtels, renforcer leur attractivité et ancrage territorial.
Mon (...)

- Communiqué de presse / Heintz , Campanile, Metz, nomination

La plus grande marque hôtelière indépendante au monde continue de renforcer son portefeuille au deuxième trimestre 2025.
Preferred Hotels &Resorts, la plus grande chaîne hôtelière indépendante au monde, a le plaisir d'annoncer l'ajout de 18 nouveaux établissements à son portefeuille mondial entre le 1er avril et le 30 juin 2025. Pour fêter cela, les membres du programme I Prefer Hotel Rewards peuvent gagner 2 500 points bonus sur les séjours éligibles dans l'un de ces établissements participants (...)

- Communiqué de presse / Preferred , Singapour, Italie, Texas, Shanghai, Autriche

Hotel Indigo, marque luxe et lifestyle du groupe IHG Hotels & Resorts, annonce l'ouverture de l'Hotel Indigo London Clerkenwell le 6 août 2025. Situé au 2 Clerkenwell Road, à quelques pas de la station Farringdon, cet hôtel sublime l'approche unique de la marque Hotel Indigo : raconter l'histoire des lieux où elle s'implante, en célébrant le plus créatifs et design de Londres.
Tout comme aucun quartier ne se ressemble, aucun Hôtel Indigo n'est identique. Chaque établissement est conçu pour refléter (...)

- Communiqué de presse / IHG, Indigo, Londres, ouverture

Mandarin Oriental annonce l'ouverture, prévue pour 2029, de son tout premier resort urbain dans le nord-ouest de la Chine, à Xi'an. Fruit d'un accord de gestion, Mandarin Oriental, Xi'an proposera une expérience d'exception où sérénité, bien-être et immersion culturelle ne feront qu'un, au cœur d'une ville emblématique de l'Histoire chinoise. Ancienne capitale impériale ayant vu régner treize dynasties, et célèbre pour ses légendaires guerriers en terre cuite, Xi'an se vit comme une destination au (...)

- Communiqué de presse / Mandarin Oriental, Chine, luxe, 2029

80 % des Français prêts à changer leur mode de vie pour le climat : easyHotel dévoile sa philosophie « Pack Light » pour voyager plus léger.
Dans un monde où le temps, la simplicité et les choix responsables comptent plus que jamais, easyHotel invite les voyageurs à adopter un nouvel état d'esprit : la philosophie du « Pack Light ». Inspirée par l'art de vivre à la française, où élégance rime avec praticité, cette approche encourage à voyager autrement – plus léger, plus libre, sans superflu. Un message qui (...)

- Communiqué de presse / easyHotel

Fréquentation sur le début d'été Sur ce début d'été (entre le 01 et le 20 juillet) et pour la destination du Grand Paris, nous enregistrons une augmentation des nuitées de +15,4% vs.2024 (tous hébergements confondus),et une légère baisse de -2,4% vs. 2023. Par rapport à l'année 2023, cette légère diminution est principalement portée par la clientèle internationale (-3,3%) quand nous observons une légère progression de la clientèle nationale (+2,7%). La baisse est un peu plus soutenue (-6% vs. 2023) sur les (...)

- Communiqué de presse / Paris, baromètre

Hollow Knight: Silksong finally has a release date. Team Cherry's sequel to the hit metroidvania will launch on September 4, 2025.

Hollow Knight was released 8 years ago, on February 24, 2017. The 2D action-platformer was a super hit, thanks to the hand-drawn art style, captivating music, fast-paced hard-as-nails combat, fun exploration, characters and story. Team Cherry's game was the perfect metroidvania for many.

In February 2019, the Australian Studio announced it was working on Silksong. "Silksong when?" became a meme because fans have been asking for the game's launch date forever. 7 years later, it feels surreal just to have a launch date, it's just 2 weeks away.

Jason Schreier's article on Bloomberg sheds more light on the development of Silksong. Hollow Knight sold 15 million copies. That's quite an achievement for an indie studio. Silksong was originally meant to be a small story expansion focussing on one of the game's characters, Hornet. But the project grew bigger, and the studio decided to make it into a new game.

Silksong's plans were for a smaller world than Hollow Knight's, but the sequel features multiple towns, each with their own quests. The game wasn't delayed because of external factors, or internal challenges. Team Cherry kept adding more things to the game like elaborate bosses, gameplay systems and more interactivity, and polishing the game. It sounds like they were really enjoying themselves. The developers said they never read comments and memes on Reddit, YouTube, but appreciated that fans liked the game so much. They even joked that they might ruin the fun by releasing the game.

Hollow Knight: Silksong is set in the fallen insect kingdom of Pharloom! with a gigantic map to explore. You will be able to craft various tools to help you on your journey, solve quests and ancient mysteries, and engage in lethal acrobatic action. The game features over 200 types of enemies, over 40 bosses.

Watch the official Hollow Knight: Silksong trailer on YouTube.

Hollow Knight: Silksong will be released on September 4 for PC, macOS, Linux, (on Steam, GOG, day one on Game Pass), PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch and Switch 2.

Will you play the game?

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Besides publishing Journal, an AI-powered journaling app for Android and Pixel 10 devices, Google has also published Google Password Manager for Android on the Google Play Store.

You might ask yourself why Google released the app. After all, Google users can use the password manager integration in Chrome and also in Android to save, edit, and manage Chrome passwords.

Android users may furthermore place a shortcut on their device that acts as a shortcut to the password management interface.

Why then, this new password manager? Google says that the new app "provides a shortcut to the Google Password Manager" on the phone, and that it makes it "quicker and easier" to find and manage passwords, passkeys and other saved data.

While Google does not comment directly on its motivation for releasing a standalone option, the application's main purpose appears to be to increase visibility for saving passwords using Google.

When you search for a password manager on Google Play, third-party solutions like Bitwarden, Proton Pass, Enpass, Password Safe and Manager, or LastPass are listed. No Google solution is listed, but this may change soon because Google just released the password manager app for Android and uses the main search term in the title.

While it may help with that, it does not seem to add anything in terms of functionality. Since it acts as a shortcut, it simply opens the password management options on the device. There you may manage passwords and control some settings, including the option to use end-to-end encryption for all passwords stored by the account.

This protects all passwords from unauthorized access, even from Google employees with access to your account. You find the option under Settings > Set up on-device encryption. It uses the device's screen lock to protect the data at rest and while in transit.

In closing, most Android users will have no use for the new Google Password Manager app. It does not seem to add anything new to the table, other than adding another option to launch the password management interface on Android devices.

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À la suite des annonces du gouvernement pour le Tourisme, Guillaume Decard, Président de Var Tourisme et Vice-Président du Conseil Départemental du Var, salue le plan présenté par le gouvernement et formule des propositions pour aller plus loin. Le gouvernement vient de fixer un cap ambitieux pour l'avenir du tourisme en France : porter les recettes du secteur de 71 à 100 milliards d'euros d'ici 2030. Guillaume Decard, Président de Var Tourisme et Vice-Président du Conseil Départemental du Var, (...)

- Communiqué de presse / Var, tourisme, gouvernement

La marque design accueille de nouveaux hôtels à travers le continent, avec des ouvertures en Pologne, en Hongrie, en France, en Allemagne, en Slovénie et au Portugal.
TRIBE Hotels, la marque d'hôtels modernes connue pour son design intelligent et son style haut de gamme à prix abordable, poursuit son expansion à travers l'Europe. Après l'ouverture récente de son premier établissement en Pologne et d'un deuxième hôtel en Hongrie, de nouvelles adresses s'apprêtent à ouvrir en France, en Slovénie, au (...)

- Communiqué de presse / TRIBE, Europe, ouverture

Voyages d'affaires : les bureaux, ces hubs publicitaires à fort impact. 69 % des professionnels français réservent leurs voyages depuis leur bureau : un lieu stratégique où la publicité capte toute leur attention. Le bureau, un environnement publicitaire stratégique : 69 % des professionnels français réservent leurs voyages depuis le bureau, et 60 % y organisent également leur hébergement. Des attentes publicitaires ciblées : Plus de la moitié des voyageurs d'affaires français apprécient particulièrement de (...)

- Communiqué de presse / voyage d'affaires, étude, VIOOH

Cette plateforme moderne et intuitive stimule la croissance des entreprises et améliore la satisfaction client.
Mews, le cloud hôtelier leader du secteur, vient de dépasser la barre des 125 000 utilisateurs actifs sur sa plateforme. Cette étape confirme une année faste pour l'entreprise, qui a affiché une croissance rapide et a multiplié les succès, notamment en passant le cap des 12 500 clients, en obtenant un financement supplémentaire de 75 millions de dollars lors d'une levée de fonds menée par (...)

- Communiqué de presse / Mews, PMS

Avec plus de 20 ans d'expérience dans l'hôtellerie et la restauration de luxe, Rihab a construit un parcours riche au sein d'établissements de renom, en France comme à l'international, animé par une passion profonde pour le service client et le management d'équipe.
Diplômé d'un Master en gestion hôtelière de l'Université de Savoie, il débute sa carrière au sein de l'Hôtel Martinez à Cannes en tant que Food & Beverage Management Trainee. Très rapidement, il évolue vers des fonctions managériales au sein de (...)

- Communiqué de presse / Barrière, Normandie, nomination

Après le succès de l'édition 2024, le forum virtuel Megève Jobs revient avec une plateforme optimisée, pensée pour simplifier encore davantage le recrutement entre saisonniers et employeurs à Megève. Entièrement en ligne, cet outil donne désormais accès à près de 500 offres d'emploi, couvrant de nouveaux secteurs et réunissant des entreprises de toutes tailles pour la saison d'hiver 2025-2026.
Au-delà des métiers de l'hôtellerie proposés l'an dernier, le forum ouvre cette année des opportunités dans la (...)

- Agenda / Megève, recrutement

Après le succès de l'édition 2024, le forum virtuel Megève Jobs revient avec une plateforme optimisée, pensée pour simplifier encore davantage le recrutement entre saisonniers et employeurs à Megève. Entièrement en ligne, cet outil donne désormais accès à près de 500 offres d'emploi, couvrant de nouveaux secteurs et réunissant des entreprises de toutes tailles pour la saison d'hiver 2025-2026.
Au-delà des métiers de l'hôtellerie proposés l'an dernier, le forum ouvre cette année des opportunités dans la (...)

- Agenda / Megève, recrutement

Apple has released an important security update for iPhones, iPadOS and macOS. It fixes a zero-day threat.

The update comes just a week after iOS 18.6.1 was released, although that wasn't a security update. It shipped alongside watchOS 11.6.1, to bring the new Blood Oxygen experience for Apple Watch Series 10, Series 9, and Ultra 2 in the United States.

This week's update, iOS 16.8.2, patches a single issue, a security vulnerability that is tracked under CVE-2025-43300. The exploit is described as an out-of-bounds write issue related to the ImageIO framework. Processing a malicious image file, aka a spyware hidden in a photo, could result in memory corruption.

Apple says that it is aware that the issue may have been exploited in an extremely sophisticated attack against specific targeted individuals. The language used here is interesting, as it is very similar to high profile spyware attacks that have happened before. Apple had patched a zero-day threat in February this year, when iOS 18.3.1 and macOS 15.3.1 were released. That threat turned out to be associated with Paragon's Graphite spyware (according to Citizen Lab), and it was described by Apple in similar fashion. No wonder they rushed to patch the newest threat. The release notes for iOS 18.6.2 state that the issue was addressed with improved bounds checking.

The security patch is available via the iOS 18.6.2 update for the iPhone XS and later, and is included in the iPadOS 18.6.2 update which is compatible with the following iPad models: Pad Pro 13-inch, iPad Pro 12.9-inch 3rd generation and later, iPad Pro 11-inch 1st generation and later, iPad Air 3rd generation and later, iPad 7th generation and later, and iPad mini 5th generation and later

Apple has also released the update for some older gen iPads. Users with an iPad Pro 12.9-inch 2nd generation, iPad Pro 10.5-inch, or iPad 6th generation should install iPadOS 17.7.10 to patch the vulnerability.

The security fix is also available for Mac via the macOS Sequoia 15.6.1, macOS Sonoma 14.7.8 and macOS Ventura 13.7.8 updates. It is strongly recommended to update to the latest OS version possible to protect your device and your data.

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Fidèle à sa démarche de responsabilité sociétale et environnementale (RSE), Le Méridien Beach Plaza confirme son implication active en faveur de la biodiversité en accueillant deux dorlotoirs à abeilles maçonnes. Ces abris, installés sur le toit et l'une des terrasses de l'hôtel, sont pensés et créés par l'entreprise française Les Dorloteurs d'Abeilles, reconnue pour ses initiatives innovantes en faveur des pollinisateurs sauvages.
Les abeilles maçonnes, à la différence des abeilles domestiques, sont des (...)

- Communiqué de presse / Le Méridien, Monaco, abeille

Microsoft maintains several versions of OneNote, its note taking application, currently. Besides OneNote for Windows 10, there is also the newer OneNote, which is available as a Microsoft Store application and as part of Microsoft 365. Microsoft calls this newer version OneNote on Windows 10.

The original OneNote for Windows 10 application will be discontinued by Microsoft on the same day that Microsoft ends support for the Home and Pro editions of Windows 10. Come October 2025, Microsoft plans to switch on read-only mode for OneNote for Windows 10. Means, while you can continue to access existing notes for the time being, you won't be able to edit them, create new notes, or synchronize notes, according to Microsoft.

OneNote users who want to keep on accessing their notes are asked to migrate the data to the new OneNote on Windows.

How to find out if you run the old or new OneNote

Microsoft says the easiest way to determine which version of OneNote you are running is to launch the application and check if you have a File menu at the top.

If you do see the File menu, you have the new OneDrive installed according to Microsoft. When there is no File menu, you run OneNote for Windows 10 and are affected by the change.

Sync content before making the switch

Microsoft recommends that you sync all existing content before you install the new OneNote on Windows application. This is the only way to ensure that all of your saved notes appear in the new OneNote application according to Microsoft.

It is necessary to sync each notebook manually, which can be problematic if you have set up numerous or use multiple accounts.

For each notebook and each account, right-click on the notebook and select the Sync Now option. The content is synced automatically, but only if you do not see any sync errors. If you do, Microsoft says that you do need to resolve them before moving on.

Also, Microsoft recommends that you check for misplaced sections under View Tab. This section lists content that is not included in any notebook. You can then select a notebook to add the content do and sync it afterwards.

Once you have selected the sync option, Microsoft says that you need to verify that everything is migrated properly by opening the new OneDrive app and checking the available notebooks and content.

The classic OneNote application for Windows 10 should only be removed from the system after you have made sure that all content has migrated successfully.

Microsoft has published a deployment guide for business and Enterprise users that assists them when migrating content from classic to new OneNote.

Closing Words

Microsoft is finally addressing its application chaos. While newer apps are not always for the better, see the new Outlook app for instance, users will at least not be confused by multiple apps of the same time that are offered to them.

Now You: Do you use OneNote? What is your take on the deprecation of the OneNote version for Windows 10? Long overdue or another Outlook-like fiasco in the making?

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Many password managers have been found to be vulnerable to a specific form of attack. The technique that hackers are using is called Clickjacking.

What is Clickjacking?

Clickjacking is a method in which an attacker crafts a malicious web page that contains invisible iframes and hides it right within a target website. When users click on things on the page, these clicks get intercepted by the hidden iframe, and do something else, e.g. different actions on the website. This isn't a new method at all.

For example, a web page may display a cookie consent prompt, asking the user to either click on the Reject or Accept buttons. However, the iframe element could contain a login form that trigger's a password manager browser extension to autofill the credentials. This could result in the attacker obtaining the username and password from the user.

Users won't have any idea that things have gone wrong, but this vulnerability could allow attackers to steal credit card details, personal data, login credentials including TOTP, etc.

Marek Tóth, a security researcher from the Czech Republic, discovered a series of unpatched security loopholes that hackers could exploit to run browser extension clickjacking attacks which are iframe-based and DOM-based. Websites that are vulnerable could be prone to XSS, subdomain takeover, web cache poisoning, etc. could result in theft of credentials, 2FA codes, and even passkeys.

Data Impact

• Credit Card - credit card number, expiration date, security code
• Personal Data - name, email, phone, address, date of birth (some password managers)
• Login credentials - username, password, TOTP (2FA)
• Passkeys - signed assertion hijacking (authentication flow hijacking) = creating a new session

The issue affected several password manager services including

• 1Password
• Bitwarden
• Dashlane
• Enpass
• iCloud Passwords
• Keeper
• LastPass
• LogMeOnce
• NordPass
• ProtonPass
• RoboForm

Despite the disclosure from Tóth and proof of concepts that are available publicly, password manager services are taking their own sweet time to fix the vulnerabilities. 1Password and LastPass reportedly marked the report as informative, but haven't fixed the exploits. Even Bitwarden reportedly took 4 months to patch them.

Dashlane, Keeper, Nordpass, Protonpass and Roboform have fixed the issues. Cybersecurity company, Socket, reports that Bitwarden has shipped a fix for the clickjacking vulnerability in its version 2025.8.0 release (dated August 20). However, it may take a day or two for the update to be available in browser add-on stores.

Users are advised to disable manual autofill in their password manager extensions In addition to this, you can set it to use only exact URL match for autofill, but it is worth noting this can still result in credit card data and personal data to be exploited. Chromium-based browsers can change the Extension settings > site access > "on click". Update your password manager and its browser extension to the latest version for protecting your data and credentials.

Here is a thread on Bitwarden's community forums that discusses the issues associated with clickjacking. Bitwarden recommends using alternative methods for autofill such as using the keyboard shortcut, the browser extension, or the right-click menu, or drag-and-fill.

On a sidenote, many Bitwarden users are reporting repeated unauthorized access attempts into their account. There is no evidence to suggest this is related to the clickjacking. The more likely explanation is that the hackers got their hands on some leaked email and passwords, and are trying to brute force their way into things, including Bitwarden. There are also reports that 2FA was bypass on some accounts, I wonder if it has anything to the Authy breach over the past year.

As always, here is my recommendation for what I consider the most-secure password manager. Take a look at KeePass, it is a free, open source, offline password manager that is available for Windows. It has plenty of forks for other operating systems. I can vouch for KeePassXC on Linux and macOS, KeePassium on iOS/iPadOS/macOS, and Keepass2Android Password Safe on Android. Even if you prefer a cloud-based password manager, I strongly recommend exporting a copy of your credentials into KeePass, it can be handy when your cloud app is offline, or in case you want to delete the cloud account.

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La toute dernière destination de Rocco Forte Hotels invite ses hôtes à découvrir le cœur animé de Milan.
Ouverture prévue le 6 novembre 2025, le Carlton Milan accepte dès à présent les réservations par téléphone et par e-mail, et les réservations en ligne seront disponibles à partir du 2 septembre. Seizième établissement de Rocco Forte Hotels et deuxième à Milan, cette ouverture illustre la croissance continue de la marque en Italie et incarne une nouvelle vision du luxe au cœur du célèbre quartier de la mode. (...)

- Communiqué de presse / Rocco Forte, Milan, ouverture