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This new cybercrime platform lets hackers run malicious Google Ads and hide from Google's screening process
1Campaign has been around for three years and comes with a fancy dashboard.
'Basically zero' — top Goldman Sachs economist says AI barely had any positive effect on the US economy in 2025
Though AI's impact on the US economy might not have been so big, it's certainly set to continue rising globally.
1Password is getting more expensive soon - says change is despite the fact ‘pricing has remained largely unchanged for many years’
1Password is raising its prices, but it's still cheaper than it was 14 years ago.
Anthropic reveals Remote Control, a mobile version of Claude Code to keep you productive on the move
Local Claude Code CLI sessions can now be accessed from apps or browsers through Remote Control, and it's different to Claude Code on the web.
Microsoft says it will give some slow Windows users the 'gift of time' to upgrade - but it'll cost you
For every two Windows 11 PCs, there's still a Windows 10 PC out there, so Microsoft offers "the gift of time" – paid ESU plans.
SolarWinds Serv-U has some critical security flaws, so users should update now or face attack
Four critical flaws were addressed, all of which could lead to remote code execution.
Major CarGurus data breach reportedly sees 1.7 million corporate records stolen
CarGurus reportedly hit by ShinyHunters - with devastating effect.
World’s largest SSD has tripled in price in just nine months and now costs more than a new car
World’s largest SSD has tripled in price in just nine months and now costs $37,128, roughly $302 per terabyte.
Apple users beware — this devious malware can hide its activity while it hijacks your camera and microphone
Predator spyware bypasses iOS camera and microphone indicators by hooking system processes, enabling covert surveillance despite standard privacy protections.
Microsoft says OpenClaw is "not appropriate to run on a standard personal or enterprise workstation" — so should you be worried?
Microsoft warns OpenClaw’s design blends automation and persistent credentials, creating structural risks unsuitable for standard personal or enterprise workstations.