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Multiple hacking groups found using the same Chrome malware in the same week — so what does it mean?
By Sead Fadilpašić Published
Someone is afraid of missing out, as defenders rush to patch things up.

Tor VPN turns one, and anti-censorship and stability take center stage
By Monica J. White Published
One year on from its soft launch, Tor VPN Beta is prioritizing anti-censorship tools and stability, with per-app circuits and a Rust-based Arti foundation setting it apart from the pack.

'No user data affected' — Surfshark reveals details of September's security incident
By Rene Millman Published
A human error exposed an internal engineering environment to the internet, but the VPN provider stresses that customer traffic and data were never at risk

PlayStation can't stop pissing off gamers, now stepping away from Kojima
By Isaiah Williams Published
PlayStation steps away from its collaboration with Kojima Productions as Xbox swoops in with a new partnership, and it's another bad move from Sony.

Beware — these new phishing attacks use a convincing fake Adobe Reader pages to trick victims into installing malware
By Sead Fadilpašić Published
Crooks are deploying cheeky browser-in-the-browser techniques to trick victims into downloading RMM tools.

macOS 27 Golden Gate announced at WWDC 2026 — here's everything you need to know
By Matt Hanson Last updated
WWDC 2026 Tim Cook's final WWDC keynote as Apple CEO included confirmation that macOS 27 Golden Gate is coming for Macs and MacBooks — but it won't be a revolutionary release.

US city says Flock reinstalled its cameras after they were all taken down
By Alex Blake Published
Grass Valley authorities removed Flock cameras from their city, but later found that Flock had reinstalled them.

Fable's combat system is intended to be 'approachable' while still meeting modern expectations, Playground Games says — 'We wanted there to be breadth and depth to it, so we landed on wanting to have style-weaving combat'
By Demi Williams Published
Fable's "style-weaving" combat system is intended for a modern audience, while remaining faithful to the classic role-playing game (RPG) series.
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