Did 3 Billion People's Data Get Leaked Online Last Week? This Security Expert Isn't So Sure
Major background check firm National Public Data was recently hit with a class-action lawsuit claiming that the personal data of…
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The dreaded Blue Screen of Death continues to plague many companies, but more than half of these accidents can be prevented
The Windows 'blue screen of death' or Blue screen of death, It's a frustration most people are all too familiar…
A major security improvement for the Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold has just been revealed
Earlier this week, Google did a thorough job of unveiling the Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold (and the rest of…
This sophisticated new phishing campaign targets U.S. government contractors.
Cybercriminals have been detected executing a new and vicious phishing scheme targeting contractors seeking employment with the US government. Perception…
5 improvements that the Apple AirPods 4 should steal from Sony, Bose and more
Apple's AirPods 4 have already been delayed. It's been almost three years since their launch. Apple AirPods 3although at the…
You Really Need to Stop Using Work Laptops for Personal Use – Here's Why
New research has revealed that an overwhelming majority (90%) of workers use company-provided laptops for personal activities, potentially posing a…
Android theft detection lock is now available: Here's what it means for your phone
Back in May we heard about a new theft detection lock feature coming to Android phones, and the functionality is…
AMD's Ryzen CPUs could be slower in PC games due to a strange Windows 11 bug – and while there is a “fix,” you shouldn't use it at all
AMD's Ryzen processors are apparently slowing down quite a bit during PC gaming sessions due to an alleged bug in…
ICYMI: The 7 biggest tech stories of the week, from Google's Pixel 9 revelations to OpenAI's GPT 4-o concerns
This week, Google surprised us with its Made by Google event, which introduced us to four Pixel phones, including the…
Forget paying to watch, paying for privacy is the latest problem for people online
Was A cold Parisian day in 1948 when privacy became a recognised human right. As our lives become increasingly digitalised,…