Taiwanese prosecutors have filed charges against three individuals in a case involving the theft of TSMC trade secrets.
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Microsoft has released the preliminary cumulative update KB5064081 for Windows 11 version 24H2, introducing thirty-six new features and
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Electronic Arts has taken a controversial step in the open beta test of Battlefield 6 for PC: the
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Earlier this month, a Florida court found Tesla partially liable in a case concerning the death of a
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Microsoft has resolved an issue in Windows 11 version 24H2 that generated false CertificateServicesClient (CertEnroll) error messages. The
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Microsoft has denied any connection between the August Windows 11 security update and the wave of complaints about
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Microsoft is preparing to release the next major update to Windows 11. Today, the Windows Insider team announced
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WhatsApp has patched a vulnerability in its iOS and macOS client applications that had been actively exploited in
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At DEF CON 2025, researchers from Akamai unveiled a study on a critical vulnerability in Windows Server 2025
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A recently published study has revealed an unexpected trend: seasoned developers with a decade of experience are far
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The Netherlands has officially disclosed a cyber-espionage campaign linked to China that has impacted critical sectors across the
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Villain Villain is a Windows & Linux backdoor generator and multi-session handler that allows users to connect with
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Google is officially preparing to enter the blockchain market — not with an experimental service, but with its
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Experts at ReversingLabs have uncovered a critical loophole in the VS Code Marketplace. The platform allows new extensions
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The FBI and Dutch police have conducted a joint operation that shut down VerifTools, a major online marketplace
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The BetterBank project, which positions itself as a decentralized banking protocol on PulseChain, suffered an exploit in which an attacker siphoned assets valued between $1 and $5 million. The root cause was a vulnerability...
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Anthropic has issued a warning about a new threat emerging alongside “smart” browser extensions — websites may discreetly inject hidden commands, which an AI agent could execute without hesitation. The company unveiled a research...
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A researcher from the University of Texas at Dallas has proposed viewing the fight against ransomware not solely through the lens of technology, but also through political intervention. Atanu Lahiri, Professor of Information Systems,...
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zip_smuggling This Python utility creates zip files that contain additional data embedded within the file structure. This extra data is not visible/does not display when the zip is examined or decompressed, but can be...
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Researchers at Recorded Future’s Insikt Group documented five distinct clusters of activity attributed to the persistent threat actor Blind Eagle (also tracked as TAG-144) between May 2024 and July 2025. The primary focus of...
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