Tag: pro
Hundreds of top ecommerce sites under attack following Magento supply chain flaw
Sansec found 21 Magento extensions with malicious code The extensions belong to three companies, who claim everything’s in order Users are advised to take immediate action Hundreds of ecommerce websites, including at least one major player, behemoth, have been compromised after poisoned Magento extensions woke up from a six-year slumber.…
Read More
This Thunderbolt 5 docking station can power four 8K monitors (in theory) – but it will come with a very expensive price tag
Anker’s docking station’s ultra-fast Thunderbolt 5 supports up to 120 Gbps for video and data transfer Includes HDMI 2.1 and DisplayPort 2.1, but only one video port works natively at once Two extra Thunderbolt ports let you connect 8K monitors Anker has introduced a new laptop docking station that uses…
Read More
AI’s infrastructure problem isn’t tariffs, it’s unused capacity
The impact that the new US administration’s sweeping global tariffs will have on building out the country’s AI infrastructure is a hot topic. This is not least because US tech giants continue to announce huge budgets for sprawling data centers, with a recent report estimating that Microsoft, Google and Meta…
Read More
Gmail servers hijacked by malicious PyPI packages to spread havoc – here’s how to stay safe
Socket found seven malicious packages on PyPI The packages were abusing Gmail and WebSocket They were removed from the platform Several malicious PyPI packages were recently observed abusing Gmail to exfiltrate stolen sensitive data and communicate with their operators. Cybersecurity researchers Socket, who found the packages, reported them to the…
Read More
TeleMessage, the Signal-esque app used by the Trump administration, has been hacked
Hacker claims they broke into messaging service TeleMessage TeleMessage is a clone of Signal, a popular privacy-oriented chat app used by the likes of JD Vance Hacker stole some files from the platform, but no US government data was taken TeleMessage, an instant communications app used by some US Government…
Read More
When attack plans go mobile
The recent controversy known as “Signal-Gate” has exposed a glaring truth: even the highest-ranking national security officials sometimes behave like everyday people scrambling through a group chat. In this case, top Trump administration figures unwittingly invited The Atlantic’s editor-in-chief, Jeffrey Goldberg, to a Signal thread discussing a live military operation…
Read More