Five federal agencies say attackers are using AI-generated code to hack Siemens S7 PLCs at water, energy, and factory sites. This is an active threat.
Category: Hacks and Exploits
YouTube Is Paying Top Creators Millions to Stay Off Netflix
YouTube is dangling millions at top creators to stay exclusive as Netflix raids its talent. The platform that never paid extra is now writing real checks.
Flock’s Police Drones Can Read Your License Plate From 2,000 Feet
Flock’s fastest-growing business is 60 mph police drones that read license plates from 2,000 feet. CEO Garrett Langley admits almost no federal rules exist.
Bad Microsoft Defender Update Crashes Windows Scans: The Versions and the Fix
A bad Microsoft Defender update is crashing Quick and Full scans on Windows. Broken versions, the 1.457.236.0 fix, and why you should not reinstall Windows.
Copilot’s CoSnitch Bug: One Click and Your Email Walks Out the Door
Microsoft patched CoSnitch, a Copilot bug that stole Gmail, Drive, and Calendar data with one click. Here’s what regular people need to know.
Microsoft Ties 30-Plus Rotating Domains to MacSync, the Mac Password Stealer
Microsoft linked 30-plus rotating domains to MacSync Stealer, which grabs Mac Keychain, browser logins, SSH keys, and AWS credentials from infected Macs.
Microsoft Ties 30-Plus Rotating Domains to MacSync Stealer Targeting Mac Users
Microsoft linked more than 30 rotating web domains to MacSync Stealer, a macOS information thief. Regular Mac users need to know what that actually means.
Apple Services Start Hurting After Losing Their Tight Grip
Apple services like the App Store are starting to hurt after losing exclusive control. Regular people could see cheaper apps or extra confusion in daily use.
Nvidia H200 Chips Hit China as Beijing Opens the Door Again
Nvidia just shipped its first H200 AI GPUs to ByteDance and Tencent after China eased import rules. Plain talk on what this means for the tech you actually use every day.