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Category: Hacks and Exploits
Microsoft Drops Another Experimental Windows 11 Build For Future Platforms
Microsoft just pushed a new Windows 11 Insider experimental build focused on future platforms. Regular users need to know what this actually changes and why it matters to their daily machines.
QR Codes Can Steal Your Info Fast If You Do Not Check First
QR code scams hide behind everyday posters and menus. Learn the simple checks that keep your phone and data safe before you scan anything.
Raspberry Pi Losing Its Edge What Does It Mean for Regular Builders
Raspberry Pi used to rule single board computers but cheaper rivals are gaining fast. See why this matters for anyone running projects at home or work.
TP-Link Cameras Have a Flaw That Could Let Others Watch You
Security researchers found a hole in certain TP-Link camera models that could let outsiders access your video feed. If you rely on these for home monitoring it is worth a closer look.
Russian Hackers Slip Malware Into Fake Zoom And Webex Downloads
Hackers are pushing trojanized versions of Zoom and Webex to install Starland malware that steals data from regular users.
WhatsApp GhostPairing Attack Opens Door to Account Takeovers
Hackers found a way to link devices to your WhatsApp without you noticing. It lets them grab your chats and contacts. Time to check your settings.
One Wrong OAuth Click Hands Hackers the Keys to Your Accounts
A single malicious OAuth approval can give attackers full access to your email and files without needing your password. Learn what happens and how to stay safe.
Micron Puts Half a Billion into Texas Wafer Plant and Cranks US Spending to 250 Billion
Micron commits 500 million dollars to a GlobalWafers Texas plant while lifting total US semiconductor spending to 250 billion. The move aims to strengthen domestic chip production.
Vidar Stealer Slipping Through Ads Targeting Everyday Businesses
A fresh malvertising push spreads the Vidar infostealer to small and medium outfits via shady ads that look like normal business tools.