Month: March 2022
Storms and sea level rise could cost ports billions
Ports around the world stand to suffer billions of dollars in losses if greenhouse gas emissions continue to grow, a new report finds. Extreme weather, flooding, and rising sea levels would all damage vital seaport infrastructure, disrupting global supply lines. Losses from storms and climate-related port disruptions could near $10…
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The Google Play Store is littered with dangerous trojans
Audio player loading… The Google Play Store is reportedly littered with trojans and malware-infected apps that are stealing sensitive information, and money, from unsuspecting victims. Cybersecurity researchers from Dr. Web recently analyzed the state of the mobile app store, and found that the number of trojanized apps (seemingly legitimate applications,…
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Kaspersky hits back after users warned of Russian hacking threats
Audio player loading… Germany’s information security authorities has warned that antivirus tools from Russian firm Kaspersky could be used to spy on users throughout the world. The German Federal Office for Information Security (BSI) recently issued a warning saying the Kaspersky antivirus software could be abused to launch cyberattacks, or…
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Diablo 2: Resurrected has a free trial on Xbox – but not for long
Audio player loading… Diablo 2: Resurrected is available as a free trial on Xbox Series X/S and Xbox One, but only for a limited time. The trial lets you play up to three hours of the remastered version of Blizzard’s classic action RPG, and is live now until March 21.…
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Watch Elden Ring’s two toughest bosses go head-to-head thanks to a bloodthirsty mod
Audio player loading… You can now watch Elden Ring’s two toughest bosses go head-to-head thanks to a bloodthirsty modder. Malenia the Severed goes up against General Radahn in a lore encapsulating bout for the ages – who are you putting your money on? The canonically appropriate Elden Ring clash was…
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Google Cloud has revealed a significant security upgrade
Audio player loading… Google’s Chronicle security analytics tool has been updated to provide analysts with more context for each individual alert. The company hopes that this update means users should be able to track potentially hazardous situations faster, more precisely, and with less alert fatigue. Announcing the news in a…
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