Google Issues Emergency Update After New Chrome Zero Day Attack
Google has pushed out an urgent security update to fix a new Chrome zero-day vulnerability that hackers have already been exploiting.
Dutch Police Seize Massive Bulletproof Hosting Network Used by Cybercriminals
The police in the Netherlands have seized around 250 physical servers that were powering a bulletproof hosting service used almost entirely by cybercriminals.
Microsoft says Aisuru Botnet Launched Massive DDoS Attack on Azure Network
Microsoft has revealed that its Azure cloud network was recently hit with a huge DDoS attack reaching 15.72 terabits per second.
xAI Begins Rolling out Grok 4.1 with Major Improvements in Accuracy
Elon Musk’s company xAI has started releasing Grok 4.1, an upgraded version of its earlier Grok 4 model.
Facebook Rolls Out New Content Protection Tool for Creators
Meta has launched a feature called Facebook content protection, a mobile tool that automatically detects when someone reuploads a creator’s original reels on Facebook.
X Introduces Chat with Stronger Privacy and New Messaging Features
X has launched Chat, a new and improved version of its direct messaging service that now offers encrypted conversations and several upgraded communication tools.
Google Plans New Rules for Android Apps That Drain Battery
Google is preparing to crack down on Android apps that consume too much battery power in the background.
How to Share Large Files Online Without Losing Quality
Learn easy and reliable ways to share large files online without losing quality using cloud services transfer tools and high quality sharing methods.
Apple Ordered to Pay Masimo Millions in Patent Dispute Over Blood Oxygen Tech
A federal jury in California has ruled that Apple must pay medical device company Masimo six hundred thirty-four million dollars for infringing one of its patents related to blood oxygen monitoring technology.
Leaked Papers Reveal Financial Pressure Growing Around OpenAI
Newly leaked documents, shared by tech writer Ed Zitron, offer a clearer look at how much OpenAI has been earning and spending over the past two years.
Five People Admit Helping North Korea in Major Fraud and Crypto Theft Case
The United States Department of Justice has announced that five people have pleaded guilty to helping North Korea run illegal money-making schemes, including remote IT job fraud and cryptocurrency theft.
WhatsApp Prepares to Support Third Party Messaging in Europe
Meta is preparing to launch third-party messaging support on WhatsApp across Europe, a move required by the Digital Markets Act.
Google Expands Call Recording to More Pixel Phones
Google has started rolling out its Call Recording feature to Pixel 6 and newer phones, especially for devices that do not support the newer AI-based Call Notes tool found in the Pixel 9 and Pixel 10 series.
Fortnite Comes to the Xbox App on PC This November
Fortnite players on PC will soon get a new and easier way to launch the game. Starting November 18, Fortnite will be available directly through the Xbox app on PC.
DoorDash Data Breach Exposes User Information in October 2025
DoorDash has revealed a data breach that took place in October 2025, affecting a number of its users across the United States, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand.
Washington Post Confirms Data Breach Impacting Staff
The Washington Post is notifying almost ten thousand employees and contractors that their personal and financial information was stolen during a cyberattack linked to a flaw in Oracle E-Business Suite software.
Microsoft Adds New Teams Feature That Blocks Screenshots During Meetings
Microsoft is introducing a new protection feature in Teams that stops people from taking screenshots or making screen recordings during meetings.
Firefox Introduces New AI Window for Smarter and More Personal Browsing
Firefox is preparing to bring a new AI-powered browsing experience to its users, adding another entry to the growing list of browsers that are experimenting with artificial intelligence.
Spotify Brings Music Videos to Listeners in the United States and Canada
Spotify is preparing to bring music videos to users in the United States and Canada, expanding a feature that first appeared in beta across several countries last year.
Google Develops Safer Way to Install Android Apps for Advanced Users
Google is introducing new rules to make Android app installations more secure.
