Google Drive Adds New Feature to Show Video Views
Google Drive has added a new feature that lets you see how many times people have opened your video.
Why You Should Encrypt Your Data Before Uploading to the Cloud (And How to Do It)
Encrypting files before uploading to the cloud keeps your data safe from hackers, leaks, and unauthorized access. Learn how to do it easily.
Salesforce to Buy Informatica for $8 Billion to Boost Its AI Power
Salesforce, a major cloud software company, has announced that it will buy Informatica for about $8 billion.
MathWorks Hit by Ransomware Attack, Services Still Affected
MathWorks, the company that develops popular software such as MATLAB and Simulink, has been targeted by a ransomware attack.
Russian Hacker Group ‘Laundry Bear’ Behind Dutch Police Data Breach
A secretive Russian hacker group known as Laundry Bear has been linked to a cyberattack on the Dutch national police in September 2024.
EU Cracks Down on Major Porn Sites Over Age Verification Failures
The probe focuses on the platforms’ alleged failure to implement effective age verification tools to protect minors from accessing pornographic material.
How to Stop Your Background Picture from Changing on Windows
If your Windows background keeps changing or you want to lock it to a specific image, you can stop users from modifying it by using a couple of simple methods. Here's how to do it using Local Group Policy Editor and Registry Editor.
Netflix Will Stop Working on Old Amazon Fire TV Devices
Netflix has started sending emails to people who use ancient Amazon Fire TV devices. The company says it will stop working on these devices starting June 3rd in the US.
ChatGPT Can Now Use Dropbox and Box for Research
OpenAI has added new features to ChatGPT that allow users to connect their Dropbox or Box accounts to ChatGPT’s Deep Research tool.
How to Safely Use Public Wi-Fi: A Simple Guide to Staying Secure
Public Wi-Fi might seem harmless, but it's one of the easiest ways for hackers to steal your data. Most public networks are unencrypted and unsecured, which means anything you send or receive can be visible to others on the same network.
Naukri.com Fixes Bug That Exposed Recruiters’ Email Addresses
Naukri.com, a well-known job search website in India, has fixed a bug that was showing the email addresses of recruiters to other users.
X (Formerly Twitter) Back Online After Global Outage and Data Center Fire
The social media platform X (formerly known as Twitter) is back online for most users after a major outage yesterday
Crypto Investor Arrested for Kidnapping and Torture Over Bitcoin Password
A 37-year-old man named John Woeltz, who invests in cryptocurrency, has been arrested for kidnapping and torturing another man.
X (Twitter) Not Working for Many Users Again
Many people are having trouble using X, the social media app that used to be called Twitter.
New Blood Test to Boost Diagnosis for Rare Genetic Diseases in Kids
Australian researchers have developed a new blood test that can rapidly diagnose rare genetic diseases in babies and children.
Nike Returns to Amazon After Six-Year Break, Plans Price Hikes Amid Tariffs
After stepping away from Amazon in 2019, Nike is set to return to the platform.
FTC Drops Challenge Against Microsoft’s Activision Blizzard Deal, Ending Nearly Two-Year Legal Battle
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has officially ended its legal challenge against Microsoft’s $68.7 billion acquisition of video game giant Activision Blizzard.
Global Police Operation Takes Down Dark Web Drug Networks
An international police operation has led to the arrest of 270 people involved in illegal activities on the dark web.
Chinese Hackers Exploit Trimble Cityworks Zero-Day to Breach U.S. Local Governments
A Chinese-speaking hacker group, tracked as UAT-6382, has exploited a now-patched zero-day vulnerability in Trimble Cityworks software to breach multiple local government networks across the United States, according to Cisco Talos researchers.
U.S. Indicts Russian Leader of Qakbot Botnet Behind Major Ransomware Attacks
The U.S. government has indicted Rustam Rafailevich Gallyamov, a Russian national accused of leading the Qakbot botnet operation, which infected over 700,000 computers worldwide and facilitated numerous ransomware attacks.
