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BlackCat ransomware could be about to get a whole lot nastier
Audio player loading… Following a spate of recent attacks, the notorious BlackCat ransomware could be about to get a whole lot nastier, new research has claimed. A report from Sophos has said that the threat actors behind the ransomware now appear to have added the Brute Ratel tool to their…
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iFixit’s Steam Deck fan and battery replacement kits are finally in stock
The last time iFixit tried to offer replacement kits for the fans on Valve’s Steam Deck, they sold out so quickly most people didn’t even get a chance to stick a kit in a cart. In June, iFixit had a fan fix kit “drop” limited to just 100 kits. Now…
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Microsoft owning Netflix is the most awful, brilliant idea I’ve heard in ages
Audio player loading… Netflix needs a buyer. Flying solo while content costs and competition skyrocket and subscription levels stagnate or fall is not sustainable. But is Microsoft the right rescuer? A new rumor suggests that Netflix and Microsoft, which recently climbed on the couch together to binge billions of dollars…
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Even NASA is an Elder Scrolls Oblivion fan
Audio player loading… NASA is first and foremost a pioneering cosmic photographer and aerospace researcher, but it’s also a Bethesda fan. At least, it would appear that way after a brief interaction between the American space agency and the official Starfield account on Twitter. Professional astronomers and casual lovers of…
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Hacked WordPress sites are being boosted with PayPal phishing kit
Audio player loading… Researchers at Akamai have discovered a new and sophisticated phishing scam targeting over 400 million potential PayPal customers. Akamai staff found out about the scam after finding it embedded inside their own WordPress site, and countless other genuine WordPress sites are thought to have been hacked, too.…
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Apple Music subscribers will get exclusive live performances in spatial audio
This morning Apple announced Apple Music Sessions, a series of live performances that will be available exclusively to subscribers of the company’s music service. Carrie Underwood and Tenille Townes are the first two artists to be featured, and for now, the sessions will mostly be geared toward country. That’s likely…
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