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Android 16 update targets Stingray attacks with real-time alerts for fake cell tower connections
Posted on Saturday June 28, 2025
An upcoming Android update will introduce a warning system to help users detect one of the most elusive forms of digital surveillance: the Stingray attack. Android Authority notes that as part of the Android 16 rollout, select new devices will alert users when their phone connects to a suspicious or...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Brother printer owners should stop using the default password ASAP
Posted on Saturday June 28, 2025
Security researchers at Rapid7 recently reported eight vulnerabilities affecting over 689 printers, scanners, and label makers manufactured by Brother. Several models from Fujifilm, Ricoh, Toshiba, and Konica Minolta are also impacted.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Landmark deepfake law aims to give Danish citizens legal control over their digital identity
Posted on Saturday June 28, 2025
Denmark has proposed sweeping legislation to curb the rise of AI-generated deepfakes, positioning itself as a leader in European digital rights protection. The suggested amendment to Danish copyright law would grant individuals explicit ownership of their image, voice, and facial features – empowering them to demand the removal of unauthorized...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
PNG image format receives HDR and animation support in first spec update in decades
Posted on Saturday June 28, 2025
The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), which manages web standards and guidelines, recently published new specifications for the PNG (Portable Network Graphics) image format. The updated format now supports animations, a wider range of colors, Exif metadata, and HDR. To enable HDR, the spec uses CICP – a compact labeling...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Nvidia RTX 5060 Ti 8GB vs. 16GB Tested Across PCIe 3.0, 4.0 and 5.0
Posted on Saturday June 28, 2025
We test how PCIe bandwidth impacts 8 GB GPUs like Nvidia's RTX 5060 when VRAM is exceeded and fall back to RAM. Let's see how bandwidth plays a major role in avoiding severe performance drops.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
US surgeons complete first-ever heart transplant using robotics
Posted on Saturday June 28, 2025
The patient, a 45-year-old man hospitalized for months with severe heart failure, became the first in the United States to receive a heart transplant using a minimally invasive, robot-assisted technique. Unlike traditional transplants that require splitting the breastbone to open the chest, this procedure uses a sophisticated surgical robot to...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
YouTube adds more AI, but not everyone's happy about it
Posted on Friday June 27, 2025
Google recently confirmed that two new AI features are coming to YouTube. The company says the updates are aimed at helping users find what they're looking for more quickly and efficiently, though the most significant change will initially be limited to paying subscribers.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Intel Nova Lake CPUs may finally bring a 3D V-Cache rival to desktop gaming
Posted on Friday June 27, 2025
According to tipster @Haze2K1, at least two SKUs in the Nova Lake lineup will ship with increased L3 cache. Intel calls the new technology "bLLC," which is short for "big Last Line Cache." The leaker added that both SKUs with bLLC will feature 8 P-cores and 4 LP-E cores. One...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Hertz turns to AI for rental car inspections, faces backlash over fees
Posted on Friday June 27, 2025
The company's new system, developed in partnership with Israeli firm UVeye, is already operational at major hubs such as Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport and is expected to expand to 100 US airports by the end of the year. The technology uses a tunnel-like structure equipped with high-resolution cameras and machine...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
The Windows kernel is about to receive a security-focused redesign after CrowdStrike crash
Posted on Friday June 27, 2025
Microsoft is developing a new security model built around a safer kernel architecture. To strengthen the security of its operating system, the company is partnering with antivirus makers and other security vendors to keep potentially harmful code out of the Windows kernel space. This collaborative effort is part of a...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »