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'You can no longer do things at human scale': Cisco releases AI agent botnet that works on behalf of your business
Cyberspace has become an AI battlefield, and Cisco wants in on the action.
Japan is considering stronger age restrictions for social media use — but public response to the move hasn't been as positive as hoped
Japan’s communications ministry has proposed new measures to protect young people from social media addiction
Microsoft Edge and Aloha caught sharing precise user location data with third parties
A new study from Surfshark reveals that many top mobile web browsers don't just track where you go online, they track exactly where you are in the real world.
Weedhack malware campaign infects 116,000 mod-hungry Minecraft players systems through SEO poisoning and YouTube
Fake mods and clients are being advertised on YouTube and used to deploy backdoors and infostealers.
The best laptops of Computex 2026
Computex 2026 I've been checking out all the new laptops at Computex 2026 from Asus, Acer, Dell, MSI, and many, many more. Here are my picks for the best laptops.
PC pricing pressures 'aren't going away anytime soon' warns AMD exec
'We know the pressures that are there in building systems aren't going away anytime soon': AMD exec hints at possible relief with new budget Ryzen CPU.
Steam Community Profiles abused as C2 network in new WordPress malware infection campaign
A new cheeky malware campaign abuses the comment section as a roadsign to malware
New Trump executive order requests AI companies 'voluntarily' allow the White House to test the "advanced cyber capabilities of AI models”
AI companies seem to be on board with the idea, with some calling it "an important step forward".
