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New 'AnonyMous' phishing campaign targets iPhone users with fake AI Apple support calls
By Sead Fadilpašić Published
Crooks are automating fake support calls to get users to remotely unlock stolen phones.

Of course this fake GTA 6 ISO download is malware — testers reveal 113GB download is 99.99% empty zeroes, with a tiny virus attached
By Efosa Udinmwen Last updated
A fake 113GB GTA 6 ISO reportedly contains 99.99% empty data and a 50KB malicious payload capable of weakening Windows security.

HP and Huawei sign license-sharing agreement on Wi-Fi tech - but won't reveal what they're working on
By Craig Hale Published
Huawei is giving HP access to important Wi-Fi 7 patents – in return, HP is paying Huawei by sharing some of its own patents.

New study finds bosses are far more comfortable sharing work documents with AI than their employees — despite the security risks
By Christian Cawley Published
Report claims 68% of workers use AI tools at work, with 74% of bosses happy to hand over tasks to their preferred AI, regardless of security concerns

Xiaomi will now let you pre-order its first NAS — and at a surprisingly attractive price for customers everywhere
By Rahim Amir Published
Xiaomi's first NAS starts at CNY 2,699 with drives included, uses the same chip as Synology's 2023 budget boxes, and isn't yet available outside China.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is worried about AI being controlled by just a few powerful players
By Christian Cawley Published
Sam Altman has expressed concerns that large companies with AI interests are determining the direction the technology takes, rather than society

Report finds over a third of web pages launched since ChatGPT show evidence of being written by AI
By Christian Cawley Published
Researchers have found a sharp increase in the number of web pages using AI authorship, with over 33% of pages published since January 2023 apparently written by AI

IBM reveals plans for 'quantum fridges' — its next-gen cooling hardware, which could be the key to quantum computers finally reaching their potential
By Rahim Amir Published
IBM cools two connected fridges to a hundredth of a degree above absolute zero, but the temperature is arguably the least impressive part of its achievement.
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