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An all new attack targeting CPUs has caused quite the stir, and raises questions about the security and stability of the largest, most popular commercial hardware companies.

Chinese facial recognition technology is infamous globally. The technology is actively used in the ongoing oppression and genocide of the Uyghur people in western China in addition to broadly keeping the population in line. While it was previously the case that the technology had been confined to the one country, it seems like that may be shifting.

After a multi-decade long run, Microsoft’s iconic browser, Internet Explorer, has finally been put to rest.

Researchers at Lumen Technologies have identified exponential growth in malware that has been targeted Small Office Home Office (SOHO) routers.

Recent news has come from Apple concerning an ad company here in the US. Many costumers are alarmed with the news that your lock screen could be the next battleground for your eyes.

While the term may seem ominous, ‘shadow IDs’ are being used in every company everywhere. They were brought into the mainstream when JPMorgan was fined $200 million in December 2021 for allowing their staff to use them.

While not technically the security news you’re used to from us, this is too good a discussion to miss out on. Did you know the European Space Agency’s (ESA) Mars Express spacecraft uses a Windows 98-based operating system?

Let’s be honest, Windows 11 hasn’t gotten off to the best start. Anyone who has been around long enough for older Microsoft OS releases will remember that there used to be a lot more fuss and fanfare.