Do Son A new report from Cisco Talos details PS1Bot, a modular PowerShell-based malware campaign using malvertising to steal data and maintain stealthy persistence.
Siemens has issued a high-severity alert for a critical vulnerability in its SIMATIC RTLS Locating Manager. The flaw could allow remote code execution with high privileges.
A new report from Infoblox reveals the shocking scale of VexTrio, a 15-year-old cybercrime syndicate that profits from a massive network of scams and fake apps.
Microsoft is automatically installing new People, File Search, and Calendar apps to the Windows 11 taskbar for Microsoft 365 enterprise subscribers.
Google is now requiring stricter ID verification for its free AI Pro student plan. Users who can't prove their enrollment risk losing their subscription.
A state-sponsored North Korean hacking group was breached by "ethical" hackers. An 8.9GB archive of tools and stolen data has been leaked online.
The privacy coin Monero suffers a 51% attack from the Qubic mining pool, leading to a block reorganization, suspended withdrawals, and a price drop.
Anthropic's Claude Sonnet 4 now offers a massive 1-million-token context window for enterprise customers, boosting performance for complex coding tasks.
A new Windows 11 update is causing an Event Viewer error related to the Microsoft Pluton Cryptographic Provider. Microsoft confirms it's harmless and can be ignored.
Our smartphones have quietly become the central hub of our daily lives. They hold our personal photos,...
A new zero-click NTLM flaw (CVE-2025-50154) bypasses Microsoft's patch for a similar vulnerability, allowing attackers to leak credentials and drop malware.
GitLab has released patches for multiple high-severity vulnerabilities, including several XSS flaws that could lead to account takeover. All users should update immediately.
Elon Musk is threatening a lawsuit against Apple, claiming the company's App Store unfairly favors OpenAI, creating an anti-competitive environment.
New iOS 26 beta assets reveal an unannounced AirPods feature: real-time, on-the-go translation activated by pinching the earbuds' stems.
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.