Author: Zach_Wilson
Windows PCs targeted by dangerous new threat that even gets around Defender – and even though there’s a fix, you could still be at risk
Windows PCs are being targeted with a new threat that is capable of working around its Defender antivirus solution, experts have warned. Named Phemedrone Stealer, the malware steals sensitive data from the compromised device, such as passwords and authentication cookies, and leaks it to the attackers, according to a new…
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Apple Watch Series 9 and Ultra 2 may be back on sale in the US soon – with a catch
Apple is reportedly readying a workaround to the US ban on the sale of Apple Watch Series 9 and Apple Watch Ultra 2 – by removing the ability to read your blood oxygen levels. In case you missed it, Apple can no longer sell the Apple Watch Series 9 and…
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Rainbow Six Siege is toying with more attacker nerfs, and players aren’t happy
Ubisoft is testing out more changes to Rainbow Six Siege in its Lab Test Server, and not everyone is happy about what’s in store. Earlier today (January 15), the Lab Test Server opened its doors, and until January 22 at 4pm ET / 1pm PT / 9pm GMT (January 23…
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Google Magic Compose could soon pull through bars, shops or shows from your search history
A fresh Google patent could bring significant and time-saving upgrades to Google’s AI-powered message generator, Magic Compose. Picture the scene: you’re planning a night out to counteract those Blue Monday blues. Messages on the group chat are flowing like happy hour cocktails – everyone’s free! Only, what was the name…
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Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth gets a new story trailer teasing the iconic Nibelheim scene
Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth’s latest trailer is here, and although it’s a relatively short one, it’s a minute of story-packed goodness that’s sure to get fans excited. Notably, upon loading up the trailer, fans are immediately greeted with their latest glimpse of the iconic Nibelheim Incident scene. Without going into…
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The SEC did not follow best security practices in run up X account hack, and US lawmakers are not happy
Following on from the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) X (formerly Twitter) hack, US lawmakers are pushing for the SEC to review its cybersecurity practices after it was discovered there was no multi-factor authentication active at the time of the hack. The hack resulted in a single tweet being released…
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