Do Son Starbucks Korea bans desktop computers and printers in its cafes to curb the "cagongjok" trend of turning shared spaces into personal offices.
Microsoft and Amazon are ending support for the Windows Subsystem for Android and the Amazon Appstore. Learn what this means for your apps and devices.
A year after its discovery, the XZ backdoor remains in multiple Docker Hub images, posing a risk to developers and the software supply chain.
Antitrust pressure may force Google to sell Chrome. Perplexity AI has reportedly made a $34.5B bid for the browser, which has 3.5 billion users.
Google's new "Preferred Sources" feature lets you prioritize trusted websites in your search results. Now available in the U.S. and India.
An Australian court issues a preliminary ruling favoring Epic Games, finding that Apple and Google's app stores lack safeguards against anti-competitive conduct.
Apple has sued Apple Cinemas for trademark infringement, alleging consumer confusion. The cinema chain argues its name has local roots, with no affiliation to Apple.
Microsoft’s August Patch Tuesday fixes 119 flaws, including a publicly disclosed Kerberos zero-day (CVE-2025-53779) that could lead to domain admin privileges.
Zoom has released security updates addressing two significant vulnerabilities in its Windows-based clients—CVE-2025-49456 and CVE-2025-49457—that could enable...
A new Charon ransomware campaign is targeting the Middle East's public sector and aviation with APT-level tactics, including DLL sideloading and anti-EDR.
A targeted phishing campaign against Israeli organizations uses a PowerShell-based RAT and compromised internal emails for delivery, making detection difficult.
A new advanced phishing kit, PoisonSeed, bypasses MFA with AitM techniques to steal credentials and launch cryptocurrency scams. NVISO uncovers the tactics.
A new large-scale malware campaign is using GitHub repositories disguised as game cheats and software cracks to distribute SmartLoader and steal user data.
Chrome 139 fixes high-severity bugs in V8, libaom, and ANGLE that attackers could exploit. Update your browser now to stay protected.
Critical FortiSIEM flaw (CVE-2025-25256) allows remote unauthenticated command injection. Exploit code active in the wild—patch immediately.
SAP’s August 2025 Patch Day fixes critical code injection flaws in S/4HANA and SLT that could allow full ERP compromise via RFC exploits.
SafeBreach Labs reveals Win-DDoS, a new DoS technique that weaponizes Windows domain controllers to launch large-scale attacks, exploiting flaws patched by Microsoft.
A critical vulnerability (CVE-2025-32433, CVSS 10.0) in Erlang/OTP’s SSH daemon allows unauthenticated RCE and is actively exploited, with a focus on operational technology (OT) networks.
A critical flaw in Apache bRPC's Redis parser (CVE-2025-54472) allows unauthenticated remote attackers to crash services via a memory allocation bug. Update to 1.14.1 immediately!
Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky says AI won't replace Google Search but is key to personalizing customer service and attracting new users to the platform.
Microsoft's new Windows 365 Reserve service provides businesses with preconfigured cloud PCs for up to 10 days per year to ensure uninterrupted work during device failures.
Anthropic is adding a memory feature to its Claude AI chatbot. It remembers past conversation context and user details to provide more tailored responses.