Latest about Computing News
Experts have found a trojan able to rig online live betting platforms
A company building betting software was targeted with a rather sneaky trojan.
Amazon Luna boss thinks rising hardware prices could push more hardcore gamers to cloud gaming — 'You're going to see more people that are priced out of the market'
Amazon's GM of gaming thinks the rising cost of consoles and PC components could push more hardcore gamers towards cloud streaming.
Apple's plan to sidestep the RAM crisis could be renting Macs to consumers
Apple's plan to sidestep the RAM crisis could be renting Macs, iPhones and iPads to consumers.
Wisconsin officials cover Flock cameras with trash bags amid privacy concerns
Flock cameras are still getting heated backlash, and now these ALPR systems are being hidden inside speed signs.
New report suggests MacBook OLED is on track for a possible release later in 2026
New report details Apple's Mac plans, including that a MacBook OLED remains on track for a possible release later in 2026.
This devious malware scans over 300 apps to build an AI profile telling hackers which victims to target
Malware started talking to their bosses, telling them where to strike next.
A malicious Chrome extension for Adobe Acrobat could let hackers access private WhatsApp chats
Researchers find a universal cross-site scripting-class cross-origin data disclosure vulnerability in a popular Chrome extension.
South Korea warns diplomats they could be at risk following hack on education system
Initial reports are saying up to 6,000 people might have been affected.
