Anthony Spadafora

Microsoft is ending support for the aging SMB1 protocol which will soon be disabled by default in Windows 11.

Bitdefender has added a new ad blocker, anti-tracker modules and whitelisting capabilities to its premium VPN service.

Vulnerable audio decoders could allow an attacker to access a device’s camera and microphone if left unpatched.

Organizations are increasingly returning to tape storage for additional data protection due to its air-gapped nature.

Cybercriminals have created a new variant of the BotenaGo malware that exclusively targets Lilin DVR devices for security cameras.

Microsoft Purview brings data governance, compliance, risk management and security together in one place.

Intel’s upcoming Sapphire Rapids-SP processor will feature 56 cores, 112 threads and can boost up to 3.3 GHz.

An internet slang guide obtained by an FOIA request shows what online terms the FBI was keeping track of back in 2014.

Dell’s new Compression Attached Memory Module allows for more RAM in less space at the cost of user upgradability.

The professional social network LinkedIn was leveraged by cybercriminals in over half of all phishing attacks during Q1.

A handful of pay to quit apps somehow managed to bypass Apple’s App Review process and end up on the App Store.

Wix’s new Seating Map Builder makes it easier for both businesses and venues to sell assigned tickets to events.

Intel’s neuromorphic Loihi chips could end up in future CPUs though they might also be available as a cloud service.

DuckDuckGo users were recently unable to search for popular pirating sites following an issue with Bing search data.

Microsoft will now offer higher rewards for high-impact flaws found in Microsoft 365, Dynamics 365 and Power Platform.

Amazon is currently in the process of getting approval to build a new data center facility in Santa Clara County, California.

Google has released a new update for Chrome to patch a high-severity zero-day vulnerability in its browser.

A lack of trust in the internet has led to some wanting to delete their online presence while others are willing to pay for anonymity.

Developers can now write models in PyTorch or TensorFlow and run them on the Cerebras CS-2 without any changes.

iOS users interested in cryptocurrency, Web3 and decentralized apps can now download Opera’s Crypto Browser.

The Meta Quest Store will charge a 30 percent hardware platform fee while Horizon Worlds will charge a 17.5 percent fee.

Google is expanding its physical presence across the US even though the company has adopted a hybrid work model.

Proton Calendar secures your schedule with end-to-end encryption so others won’t be able to access your events.