Thousands of North Face customer accounts have been hacked, personal information stolen
Outdoor clothing brand The North Face was hit by a serious cyberattack, hacking nearly 200,000 customer accounts. The company confirmed that its website thenorthface.com was affected by a large-scale credential stuffing attack that resulted in 194,905 customer accounts being hacked. The attackers were able to steal users ’email addresses and passwords, as well as personal […]
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Amazon’s CEO says he will not force employees to return to the office
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy confirmed that the global tech giant has no plans to require its employees to return to the office anytime soon. In line with the work-at-home order in early 2020, as a result of the coronavirus epidemic, Amazon previously suggested an “office-oriented culture” CNBC (opens in a new tab). Much more than […]
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It turns out that people are actually using Apple Pay
Reportedly, the amount of money spent using Apple Pay has reached a new level as consumers increasingly use smartphones to buy goods and services. New data from TradingPlatforms.com suggests that the mobile payment service has processed over $ 6 trillion in the last twelve months – more than the amount spent using a Mastercard. Referring […]
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Raspberry Pi fans have a new version of the operating system to try out
Raspberry Pi owners will soon be able to benefit from an updated operating system that is expected to bring significant updates in many areas of this highly customizable computing device. The the latest version of the Debian-based operating system (opens in a new tab) introduces an improved camera interface and better tools to help you […]
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The new NASA space computer will be powered by a custom RISC-V processor
It has been revealed that NASA’s new high-performance space flight computer (HPSC) will be powered by a custom RISC-V based processor. The chip, which is the result of a collaboration between SiFive and Microchip, will be equipped with twelve RISC-V cores and will offer 100 times higher performance than the BAE RAD750, a processor used […]
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Apple iPhone 14 premiere used to trick victims into crypto fraud
A live broadcast of an old interview with Apple CEO Tim Cook made its way to the front page of YouTube, impersonating the company’s official cryptocurrency event. As reported Borderland (opens in a new tab), Cybercriminals used the hype around Apple’s latest products to trick victims into thinking they were watching Tim Cook telling about […]
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Ring finally adds end-to-end encryption to wireless cameras, but there’s a catch
Ring’s home security brand is expanding support for end-to-end encryption (also known as E2EE) to more devices, while introducing a new data transfer feature. While this is a welcome security update, it also forces the deactivation of some useful Ring features. PreviouslyThe E2EE was only available for wired products like the Ring Video Doorbell Pro […]
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Bethesda revives the classic FPS multiplayer game Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory
Bethesda has revived its dedicated Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory multiplayer servers, giving players another chance to interact with the 2003 classic FPS. While not one of the best FPS games, it still stands out for its intricate map design and class-based shooting that encourages close collaboration as a team. The free shooter was first added to […]
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We’re introducing new Xbox Series X homepage layouts – and fans aren’t happy
Microsoft is introducing new home page layouts for Xbox Insiders, but so far the response has been largely negative. Many variations of the new homepage will be made available to the Xbox Series X | S Insiders in the coming months. Global launch is expected in 2023, according to an official announcement on Xbox Wire […]
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Nvidia RTX 4090 leak suggests strong graphics card that could be a nightmare for PC manufacturers
The Nvidia RTX 4090 graphics card is subject to a new test leak that shows it could actually be lame if the leak is real. So arm yourself with tremendous skepticism, especially since the source is Chiphell Forums (opens in a new tab) (in China) – A point of sale that has certainly provided some […]
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