Latest about cybersecurity
Forget your money and identities, hackers are now after your water, according to the White House
news It seems like a little bit of basic cybersecurity is all that's required to keep it safe, though.
Researchers have developed yet another way to fool AI chatbots, this time with a good old-fashioned dose of ASCII art
news Deceptively simple, ruthlessly efficient, and very effective. Good news!
An AI worm has been developed to burrow its way into generative AI ecosystems, revealing sensitive data as it spreads
news It's enough to give you the tremors. Oh go on, I had to.
US White House: The responsibility of cybersecurity should be tech companies' and the Federal government's, not the individual
news The safety of cyberspace rests on using the right software and hardware in the future.
Researchers have figured out how to hack a wireless charger to fry your phone and heat objects around it to 280°C, so that's just wonderful
news It's the hot new thing! Boo. Boo me.
Windows Defender let me down, so I thought I'd try some popular free antivirus alternatives. They left a lot to be desired
Antiviral Free third-party AVs have always been a bit ropey, and my journey back into the murky world of free protection was far from pleasant.
'The mother of all breaches'—26 billion records leaked including stolen user logins, so may we suggest you finally change that old password?
news Let's face it, pokemonenjoyer1994 wasn't exactly bulletproof to begin with.
Chrome and Chromium-based browser zero-day exploit that 'exists in the wild' has been patched but an estimated 4 billion people may still be affected
news An update has been released, but it may take weeks to spread to all the affected browsers.
