U.S. Authorities Have Just Announced a Total Ban on Kaspersky. The Russian Antivirus Company Is Facing Its Worst Moment
SecurityExisting users will no longer receive updates starting in about three months.
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Officials Used AI Cameras to 'Read' Emotions on UK Subways. The Problem: Passengers Knew Nothing About It
SecurityOfficially, it’s a test to improve station security.
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Google Pixels Have Received One of the Best Updates Ever, Which Also Fixes Critical Bugs
SmartphonesThe June quarterly updated introduces new features to the Pixel phones and patches 50 security issues.
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FBI Dismantles a Botnet With an Army of 20 Million Zombie PCs. They Were Infected by Rogue VPNs
SecurityMaskVPN, DewVPN, and other similar apps compromised the security of Windows PCs.
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Researchers Successfully Cracked the Password on an Old Crypto-Wallet. Their Reward: $3 Million
SecurityExperts discovered that the random number generator used to generate the password wasn’t so random.
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Someone Has Found a New Use for the Flipper Zero: Controlling Taylor Swift’s Tour Wristbands
SecurityIt turns out that the PixMob X2, The Eras Tour wristbands, can also work outside the venue.
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Windows XP Is One of the Most Dangerous Operating Systems: This Is How Easy It Can Get Infected With Malware
SecurityMalicious content can easily find a way to replicate itself on a Windows XP device connected to the Internet.
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We Thought VPNs Were Unhackable, But It Looks Like Hackers Can Spy on Them While You're Connected
SecurityVPN service providers claim the risk is minimal, but as always, it’s best to avoid untrusted networks.
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Passkeys Promised a Future Without Passwords, But They're Turning Our Present Into a Walled Garden
SecurityOne of its advocates cautions users that how Big Tech firms are using passkeys to further confine users within their ecosystems.
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