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A hacker has achieved the impossible: running a real-time 3D shader on a Game Boy Color. We dive into the technical tricks and creative workarounds that made this retro graphics feat a reality.
Hackers armed with AI models DeepSeek and Claude orchestrated global attacks on FortiGate firewalls, exploiting weak credentials and automating their campaign across 55 countries. Here's how this new wave of cybercrime unfolded.
A widespread cyberattack is exploiting fake CAPTCHA prompts to deliver the ClickFix infostealer, compromising browsers, VPNs, and crypto wallets. Discover how this multi-stage malware operates, its targets, and practical defenses.
A 'beginner' Russian hacker exploited generative AI to break into hundreds of firewalls, demonstrating how artificial intelligence is lowering the bar for cybercriminals and reshaping the threat landscape.
As social robots become more human-like, our tendency to attribute intentions to them creates new ethical and security risks. This feature explores the psychology behind our trust in robots, the dangers of overestimating their intelligence, and how research is helping us recalibrate our expectations.
Nvidia is secretly developing an Arm-based laptop chip for a 2026 launch, pitting itself against Apple, Qualcomm, Intel, and AMD. Discover how this bold move could disrupt the Windows laptop market.
WhatsApp is rolling out an optional password feature to enhance login protection. Learn how this extra layer could defend your account from SIM swapping, phishing, and other account hijack threats.
Hackers are transforming the iconic lightbox into a programmable LED matrix with WiFi, blending stealth, open-source code, and creative potential. Discover how this decor trend became a cyber playground.
Attackers are leveraging trusted AI agent skills in the OpenClaw ecosystem to trick users into manually installing the AMOS Stealer and surrendering passwords. This new supply chain threat targets macOS users, exploiting AI workflows for rapid data theft and exfiltration.
North Korean state-sponsored hackers are using fake IT worker identities, deepfakes, and malware-laced interviews to infiltrate global firms and fund weapons programs. Here’s how the scheme works—and how to stay ahead of the threat.