Author: Zach_Wilson
BMC flaw left unchecked for 6 years hits Intel and Lenovo servers
The lack of communication that happened six years ago resulted in thousands of devices being vulnerable to a remotely exploitable heap out-of-bounds (OOB) read vulnerability – today. Among the vulnerable devices are Intel and Lenovo servers. Here is what happened: Six years ago, the maintainers of Lighttpd discovered the above-mentioned…
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3 Android 15 features that could make your mobile life much easier
Android 15 looks set to introduce several features that allow users to perform simple tasks and see information at a glance. These include a new screensaver that allows you to control your Google Home devices, the return of lock screen widgets for tablets, and changing your default wallet app for…
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America’s roads and bridges to get $830 million for a climate makeover
The US Department of Transportation (USDOT) is doling out nearly $830 million in grants to 80 different projects aimed at strengthening US infrastructure against climate change. The funding will fan out over 39 states and territories to projects ranging from refurbishing aging bridges to expanding emergency evacuation routes. The grants…
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Google threatens to cut off news after California proposes paying media outlets
Google says it will start removing links to California news websites in a “short term test for a small percentage of California users.” The move is in response to the pending California Journalism Preservation Act (CJPA), which would require Google to pay a fee for linking Californians to news articles.…
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You can get an 85-inch 4K TV for the incredible price of $799.99 at Best Buy
If you’re looking for a massive display on a budget, you aren’t going to get much better than today’s deal on the TCL S4 Series TV. Best Buy just launched a 3-day sale that’s dropped this 85-inch model to a stunning price of just $799.99 (was $899.99). That’s the lowest…
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Sisense customers told to reset passwords following possible attack — CISA warns users they could be at risk
American business intelligence company Sisense warned its customers to reset practically all passwords, key, and tokens, used within the Sisense application. It said it suffered a data breach earlier this week, hinting that the miscreants obtained different login credentials and session tokens. As reported by KrebsOnSecurity, last Wednesday, Sisense’s Chief…
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