South Korea adds facial recognition to SIM registration to cut off scam-driven phone numbers Stolen personal data has made mobile fraud cheap, and regulators want higher barriers Security flaws in telecommunications forced the government to rethink how phone accounts are approved South Korea is moving to tighten up how new mobile accounts are set up […]
Kaspersky finds 15 malicious GitHub repositories posing as proof-of-concept exploits, some made with Gen AI Victims receive a ZIP with decoys and a dropper (rasmanesc.exe) that installs the WebRAT backdoor/infostealer GitHub removed the repository, but infected users must manually eradicate WebRAT and remain wary of typos in packages Cybercriminals are now targeting security researchers (and
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You can now create a Windscribe account completely anonymously Windscribe’s anonymous login uses a 32-character hash instead Only a handful of VPN services offer a similar feature You don’t need an email, username or password to create a Windscribe account as the company introduces a new anonymous account option. Windscribe’s anonymous login uses a 32-character
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Maingear has launched a BYO RAM scheme This allows buyers of pre-built PCs to supply their own system RAM Provided you have the RAM or can get a good deal on DDR5 memory, this could save you some money on a new PC – but with caveats Maingear has unveiled a new scheme to give
La Poste is exposed to major network incidents that disrupt all online services and apps Banking partially functional: SMS authentication, ATMs, POS payments and WERO transfers remain available Cause unclear: suspected ransomware, but local media suggest possible DDoS attack France’s national postal service, La Poste, is currently experiencing disruptions due to a “major network incident”
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NIST confirmed that several public time servers lost their atomic reference signal A generator failure interrupted the distribution of America’s primary atomic time scale Some NIST servers responded normally while quietly serving inaccurate timestamps The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has issued a warning that some of its public time servers may be
DapuStor has debuted a 245TB PCIe Gen5 QLC SSD for AI workloads The firm joins other vendors targeting hyperscalers with ultra-capacity flash The move reflects how AI is driving demand for dense NAND storage AI workloads are driving demand for much larger SSDs inside hyperscale data centers, and in response, DapuStor has announced a PCIe
Hisense unveils two new 4K TriChroma laser projectors with up to 6,000:1 contrast The Hisense XR10 can do up to 300 inches at up to 6,000 ANSI lumens The Hisense PX4-Pro is the successor to our favorite ultra-short throw projector It has been 11 years since Hisense launched its first laser projector and six since
Pluribus season 2: key information – Green light together with season 1 in September 2022– No release date or trailer revealed yet– The authors’ room did not come together again until November 2026– Unclear how much script work has been done– The main cast is expected to return– The story picks up after its Season
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iPhone Fold renders may have leaked Someone turned them into a 3D print There are still questions about what Apple will deliver and when Apple is building a foldable iPhone. Even without confirmation from the Cupertino tech giant, we believe so, and every rumor and leak points to it, but tangible evidence is hard to
