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UAT-6275 Exploits WinRAR Flaw to Target CIS Government Agencies
Threat actors linked to Kazakhstan used a path traversal bug in WinRAR to install persistent malware on government computers across the Commonwealth of Independent States.
Threat actors linked to Kazakhstan used a path traversal bug in WinRAR to install persistent malware on government computers across the Commonwealth of Independent States.
NVIDIA expands cloud gaming settings with DLSS 4.5 controls for image quality and latency, while adding Enshrouded 1.0 and other titles to the library.
AI infrastructure firm Modal raises Series D funding, valuing the company at $15.75 billion while reporting annualized revenue exceeding $1 billion.
The new smart speaker ships October 30 with upgraded hardware, but artificial intelligence features arrive later via software.
A developer reports that Android’s power-saving features silently blocked background data updates, causing weather widgets to display stale information without triggering error logs.
The new smart home hub uses face recognition to personalize screens for up to six users, supporting Matter and HomeKit.
Google removes the $25 developer fee for privately listed apps built with its AI tools, shifting security risk to the platform.
Federal agents charged an OpenAI employee with installing a covert audio device in a restricted conference room, prompting an internal investigation and termination.
A former OpenAI engineer faces federal charges after allegedly using chatbots to plan the installation of a covert listening device in a San Francisco conference room.
The all-stock deal combines post-quantum cryptography with microsegmentation to address emerging quantum and AI threats.
A cybersecurity incident at TFG London has taken down IT systems for Phase Eight, Hobbs, and Whistles, though physical stores remain open and payment data appears secure.
SAML authentication shifts trust from local password checks to signed XML assertions, which reduces credential stuffing but creates a high-value target for identity theft.
The $1.3 billion stock deal unites least-privilege network controls with post-quantum cryptography to prepare enterprises for future decryption threats.
Port address translation allows multiple devices to share one public IP by swapping internal addresses, hiding your network topology from external observers.
DNS Security Extensions add cryptographic signatures to domain records, preventing attackers from redirecting your traffic to fake servers without altering the domain name.
The TLS handshake negotiates encryption keys in real time, ensuring that even if attackers intercept the initial request, they cannot read the subsequent data without the unique session keys.
Nothing CEO argues Apple's foldable lacks key features like telephoto and Face ID, making the high price tag hard to justify for consumers.
The new platform lets European firms host their own browser management console to enforce security policies and limit shadow AI usage within regulated sectors.
The Netherlands Tax and Customs Administration stopped its public cloud migration after an advisory council recommended reversing the plan.
Apple partners with LG and Schneider to release a new line of smart home devices designed for seamless setup and end-to-end encryption within the Apple ecosystem.
Apple’s new smart speaker arrives with hardware for AI voice features, but software support will not be available until a future update.
Tampered devices sold through a Southeast Asia reseller captured recovery phrases, leading to millions in stolen cryptocurrency.
Google's Location Accuracy Service combines GPS, Wi-Fi, and cellular data to improve positioning on Android phones, especially indoors.
The streaming device gets its first update of the year, bringing Android security fixes and performance improvements to the 4K model only.