There’s nothing like a bad Irish accent to put a dampener on the release of a high-profile video game. Irish players have been left irked by the fact that one of Starfield’s non-playable characters, Dr Charlie Flynn, has been voiced with an unbelievably bad attempt at an Irish brogue. A […]
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Massive 1TB RAM coming soon as Samsung debuts largest memory module ever – but it won’t be cheap
While the concept of massive amounts of RAM seems like it could be overkill for desktop PCs and laptops, it’s a different story in servers. More memory is better, especially when working with artificial intelligence and big data workloads that can benefit from extra capacity to reduce iteration times. That’s […]
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Raspberry Pi used in Texas ATM burglaries
Computer security has never been known for being very good, and ATMs are certainly no exception. Nevertheless, a trio of net-savvy criminals in Lubbock have been arrested for using Raspberry Pis to bypass the security on multiple ATMs and burgle them. As detailed by local news outlet EverythingLubbock (hat tip […]
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Google has just accidentally shown off the Pixel 8 Pro
Google usually tries to keep its new Pixel phones under wraps until their official October launch event. That said, this year’s flagships have been in the news a lot before that event due to a combination of leaks and hands-on images. The Pixel 8 Pro has now been accidentally shown […]
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One of the worst Mac malware strains is back and hiding as a productivity app – so beware
Despite Apple’s best efforts to shield users from malware threats, cybercriminals have never stopped trying to find a way around Cupertino’s security architecture. They have even devised a few ways to bypass Mac malware detection and get their malicious code on your computer. Malware is a broad term that includes […]
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Samsung is rumored to be making a more affordable pair of Galaxy Buds
Samsung is rumored to be making a more affordable pair of Galaxy Buds, and it’s not hard to see why. The company’s latest earbuds are a bit more expensive than Apple’s AirPods and feature active noise cancellation, but they offer up to five hours of battery life and a premium, […]
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Surprise GoPro Hero 12 Black leaks suggest DJI could steal its action-cam crown
The day after DJI unveiled the Osmo V3, a pair of leaked images for GoPro’s next big thing, the Hero 12 Black, started to pop up on X. Though they should be approached with some caution since they come from an account that has no history of accurate GoPro leaks, […]
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This AI tool can steal your data just by listening to what keys you press
Most of us are security conscious when it comes to our computers — we have strong passwords, we don’t click suspicious links and we’re careful about where we type. But new cutting-edge AI has unveiled a startling new attack, one that can steal your data just by listening to what […]
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Data stolen in MOVEit breach leaked by notorious ransomware gang
The notorious ransomware gang that exploited a zero-day vulnerability in the MOVEit Managed File Transfer (MFT) solution from Progress Software to hack into government agencies, universities and corporations is now listing new victims on its data leak website. Known as Clop, the gang began naming the companies and organizations it […]
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These are the world’s most censored countries
It’s not hard to find examples of governments restricting the flow of news to citizens. But some regimes are more sophisticated than others when it comes to finessing the way they control what their people read, watch and hear. A new league table from the Committee to Protect Journalists shines […]