Palo Alto Networks Unit 42 researchers have discovered a new variant of the infamous Mirai botnet that is spreading to Linux servers and IoT devices to create a massive swarm of DDoS attacks (opens in a new tab) grunts. To infect endpoints with the new V3G4 botnet, attackers used weak or default telnet/SSH credentials and […]
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Update: Don’t worry UK fans Stopped developmentbecause the acclaimed sitcom has found a new streaming home. Revealed in a Disney Plus press release, the fan-favorite series will be available to stream on Disney Plus UK from Wednesday, March 15. However, users will only have access to Stopped developmentthe first three seasons. Apparently, Netflix does not […]
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The Dell Presidents Day sale officially kicked off in 2023 with a range of amazing laptop deals on the Official Dell Store. We’ve been busy collecting our favorites here at TechRadar and have some fantastic recommendations to share. As you can imagine, there are some Presidents’ Day laptop sales today that cover all budgets (Dell […]
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Samsung has filed a strange new patent for the Samsung Galaxy Watch. After introducing the Samsung I8530 Galaxy Beam, a phone with a built-in projector, Samsung is working on a Samsung Galaxy Watch with a smaller built-in multimedia projector. It may not be at the top of your wish list for the best smartwatch (or […]
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While Netflix, Disney Plus and HBO Max are said to be the “big three” of the streaming world, this week’s TV recommendations are dominated by Prime Video, Apple TV Plus and Paramount Plus. Apple original series Hi tomorrow! comes with new seasons Star Trek: Picard AND Carnival row on Paramount Plus and Prime Video respectively, […]
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Experts say ransomware hackers are digging into archives looking for old vulnerabilities that can be exploited in new attacks. A new report recently published by Cyber Security Works, Ivanti, Cyware and Securin showed that for ransomware operators “old is still gold” as more than three-quarters (76%) of all vulnerabilities used in ransomware attacks between 2010 […]
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ChatGPT, which is now built into Microsoft’s Bing search engine, has gained a lot of interest over the past few weeks, and it doesn’t look like it’s going away anytime soon. As more and more people flock to clog the servers at ChatGPT, and as Microsoft works towards a million-plus waitlist for Bing AI, we’re […]
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The days of specialized malware are slowly coming to an end as modern variants are designed to do many things and have as many features as possible, according to new research. A report by Picus Security, which analyzed more than 550,000 real samples, found that the number of “Swiss Army Knives” – versatile strains capable […]
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Ask me anything. This is a long form of AMA and one of the most popular forms of interactive discourse on Reddit. It is also a big challenge because Microsoft’s Bing AI chatbot, also known as “the new Bing”, is a fast learner. Every time a celebrity or celebrity signs up for a Reddit AMA, […]
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We love seeing new features added to existing hardware, so props to Bose for adding a useful new feature to the Bose QuietComfort Earbuds II via a new firmware update – even if it’s not an add-on most owners have probably been waiting for. The update that came out yesterday gives the user the ability […]
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