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Crypto stealers target .NET developers in new campaign .NET developers are being targeted with malware designed to steal their cryptocurrency, new reports have claimed.Cybersecurity researchers from JFrog recently spotted an active campaign in which malicious packages...

Bing Chat can now use Dall-E to make AI art for you Barely a month after Microsoft unveiled its AI-upgraded Bing Chat feature it’s already rolled out a major upgrade to the tool: it can now make images for you.Rather than entering a typical query into a search engine,...

Google Chrome could soon banish one of our biggest browser frustrations Google’s Chrome browser might soon offer a really smart feature for those who make use of web extensions, namely the ability to turn off all of those add-ons for any given site with just a...

The RTX 4080 gets a major upgrade thanks to Asus and Noctua Asus has partnered with Noctua once again to release a new version of Nvidia’s RTX 4080. According to Asus, following the success of the RTX 3070 and 3080 graphics cards from Noctua, both companies decided to...

Hitachi Energy confirms data breach after being hit by Clop ransomware We can now add Hitachi Energy to the increasingly growing list of organizations compromised through the GoAnywhere MFT zero-day vulnerability. The company has published a press release in which it...

Police arrest BreachForums owner on cybercrime charges The alleged owner and super-admin of underground hacking forum BreachForums has been arrested, according to reports.The FBI has arrested an individual named as Conor Brian FitzPatrick, who confirmed to law...

Intel apparently cancels its most intriguing CPU hybrid yet An Intel project around two years in the making (and likely several more years of research) has been canceled, meaning the company will no longer be channeling efforts into creating a CPU-VPU hybrid, at least...

Fake Samsung SSDs could make upgrading your PC or PS5 a nightmare The Samsung 980 Pro may be three years old, but it’s still a pretty popular PCIe 4.0 solid-state drive (SSD) that remains more affordable than its successor, the Samsung 990 Pro. But, it seems the...

Unpopular Windows 11 Start menu change could be back in the cards Windows 11 speculation has once again turned to the topic of personalized recommendations within the Start menu, and it seems that a feature which Microsoft discarded may be back on the drawing...

I just built my first mechanical keyboard, and it did not go as planned Glorious has always been a contentious peripherals brand. It’s got its worshippers, some so loyal they practically say its name in hushed, reverent tones. But it’s got its haters too, those who...

Microsoft admits Windows 11’s default apps system needs work – and changes are coming Windows 11 is getting some fine-tuning around how default app selections are handled and how apps are pinned on the desktop, making these systems work better and with more overall...

Hard disk drives could finally be out by Christmas if this trend continues Analyst firm Trendforce has forecasted that the average selling price of NAND Flash, the basic building block of all SSD (Solid State Drives) and microSD cards will fall by up to 15% during the...

Windows 11 updates are coming to make your PC more stable Insiders in the Microsoft Windows 11 Release Preview Channel will be treated to a new Windows 11 update that focuses on stability rather than new features, according to an official Windows blog post.A brand new...

Intel’s record-winning 56-core rig sucks as much power as a tumble dryer Details have emerged about the recent world record achieved by Elmor, a professional overclocker, using Intel’s fastest single-socket processor, the Xeon W9-3495X, running on Maxon’s popular 3D...

Google Glass Enterprise has finally bitten the dust Google is pulling the plug on Glass Enterprise, the smart glasses product it was working on for the last ten years. In a short announcement posted on the company website, Google said the hardware can no longer be...