A dastardly new phishing scam is targeting tax software users By Sead Fadilpašić published 27 May 22 TechRadar Pro QuickBooks users tricked into handing over important information by cybercriminals.
This nasty browser-hijacking malware is becoming a serious threat By Sead Fadilpašić published 27 May 22 TechRadar Pro ChromeLoader's distribution is picking up, finding victims on both Windows and macOS
Nvidia’s plans to hype up its next-gen RTX 4000 GPUs could backfire By Darren Allan published 27 May 22 We’re told Nvidia GPU stock is ‘nearly’ back to normal, though with supply corrected, demand is about to fall…
Facebook's dark mode feature has disappeared for some people - but why? By Daryl Baxter published 27 May 22 Facebook has removed the darker look for iOS and Android users, but this isn't the first time this has happened.
RTX 3070 mobile GPUs being used in unauthorized mining cards in Asia By Allisa James published 27 May 22 A Chinese marketplace has several unauthorized Nvidia RTX graphics cards powered by repurposed RTX 3070 mobile GPUs and is directly marketing them to cryptominers.
Larger-than-30TB hard drives are coming much sooner than expected By Desire Athow published 26 May 22 TechRadar Pro Japanese company spills bean on the next (really) big thing in storage.
Stolen MGM Resorts customer data dumped on Telegram for free By Sead Fadilpašić published 26 May 22 TechRadar Pro Researchers aren't sure why the data has been ditched, but more than 142 million stolen MGM Resorts customer record are involved.
HPE is building a rapid AI supercomputer powered by the world's largest CPU By Joel Khalili published 26 May 22 TechRadar Pro HPE announces new supercomputer featuring the 850,000-core WSE-2 chip from Cerebras Systems.
Nvidia next-gen GPU leak suggests RTX 4070 may be some way behind RTX 4090 By Darren Allan last updated 27 May 22 There’s still confusion around the RTX 4000 launch schedule, but we could be waiting a while for mid-range GPUs.
This Android malware targets passwords from almost 500 apps By Sead Fadilpašić published 26 May 22 TechRadar Pro ERMAC Version 2.0 Android malware comes with new features, but also a bigger monthly fee for hackers.
