7 Charged In Sophisticated Stolen Identity Tax Refund Fraud Scheme That Sought Over $100 Million From The IRS
On March 7, a federal grand jury in Austin returned an indictment, unsealed today, charging seven individuals with conspiracy to commit mail and wire fraud and other crimes arising out of their scheme to defraud the IRS using stolen identities.
Top 8 Ways To Optimize Your SSD For Better Performance
SSDs can experience decreased performance over time. In this article, we’ll discuss how to optimize your SSD for better performance.
Samsung To Soon Start Mass Production Of 3rd-Gen 4nm Chips
Samsung is all set to start mass production of the third-generation 4nm chips in the first half of this year, the media reported.
Microsoft Working On Windows 11’s New File Explorer Feature
Microsoft is reportedly developing a new gallery view for Windows 11 File Explorer that will let users browse photos by date and via a built-in search box.
WhatsApp Working To Bring Communities To Its iOS Business App
WhatsApp is reportedly working to bring communities to its "WhatsApp Business" application for iOS.
Developer Creates Tool That Emulates Old iPhone Games On Computer
A developer has created a tool that can emulate old iPhone games on a computer.
Apple May Soon Upgrade Airpods With Health-Tracking Features
Apple will reportedly upgrade AirPods with health-tracking features in the next year or two.
Hackers Using Fake Play-To-Earn Gaming Apps To Steal Cryptocurrency, Warns FBI
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) in the US has warned that threat actors are now using fake rewards in so-called "play-to-earn" mobile and online games to steal millions worth of cryptocurrency.
10 Oscar 2023-Nominated Films Relied On Adobe Creative Tools
Ten Oscar-nominated films utilised Adobe creative applications to bring their stories to life, including three documentaries, and hits ranging from 'Everything Everywhere All at Once' to 'Black Panther: Wakanda Forever' and 'Top Gun: Maverick', the software major Adobe said on Monday.
Up To 300% Spike In YouTube Videos With Malware To Steal Key Users’ Data
Cyber-security researchers on Monday said they have discovered a massive 200-300 percent spike in YouTube videos containing links to malware that can steal sensitive financial data from computers.
MediaTek May Soon Launch Updated Version Of ‘Dimensity 9200’ Chip
MediaTek is expected to soon launch an updated version of the 'Dimensity 9200' processor which it unveiled last year.
Understanding Betrayal Trauma, And Why It’s So Hard To Love Again
Betrayal trauma can only occur when a true bond is broken, the effects can reverberate for years. Sometimes, people never seem to recover. But others take the experience and use it to help others.
Google Now Let Beta Users Reorder Devices In Home App
Google is rolling out a new feature in its Home application for users in the beta programme, which will allow them to reorder devices.
HP Prevents Customers From Using 3rd-Party Ink For Security
HP is blocking customers from using third-party ink with its printers for security purposes.
NASA’s Ingenuity Helicopter Captures Martian Sunset
NASA's Ingenuity Mars helicopter captured a shot of a sunset on the Red Planet, during its 45th flight.
Ford Issues Recall Notice For 18 F-150 Pickup Trucks After Battery Fire
Ford Motor has issued a recall notice for 18 electric F-150 Lightning pickup trucks with faulty battery cells that caused at least one truck to catch fire.
Players Now Need Windows 10 Or Above To Play Fortnite On PC
Popular online video game Fortnite players will now require Windows 10 or higher to play the game's latest season -- "Battle Royale Chapter 4 Season 2", which launched on Friday.
Meta Laying Off 11k Employee Next Week
Meta looks all set to lay off another 13 percent, or roughly 11,000 jobs, in its second round of job cuts, and the first wave is likely to start next week that will hit non-engineering roles hard.
Physician Convicted of $5M Health Care Fraud Scheme
A federal jury convicted a physician today for a $5 million healthcare fraud scheme.
5 Reasons You Should Replace Your ISP’s Wi-Fi Router
Most Internet Service Providers (ISPs) provide a router when you sign up for their service, but these routers are often low-quality and outdated. Here are six reasons why you should consider replacing your ISP's Wi-Fi router.
