Mayank Sharma

Vision V1 hopes to become the first RISC-V-based Linux-running SBC.

Developer says Python won’t replace JavaScript in the browser any time soon, but it could have its uses.

Scammers were relentless in facilitating malicious campaigns, despite shoppers spending less in 2021.

Instead of breaking into databases, smart hackers simply brute force their way to your card details, researchers say.

Intel-only shop acknowledges AMDs recent performance improvements.

Intel hasn’t denied the existence of the facility, though it wouldn’t disclose its exact location.

New five-year plan strenghtens China’s bid to exercise control over storage and movement of data across the country.

QIR will help reduce redundant efforts involved in programming across quantum computer architectures.

Threat actors are adapting their attack vectors to bypass automated filtering mechanisms devised by Google.

Attackers could keep an eye on their victims, irrespective of the device they used.

Quantinuum will help accelerate the quantum computing ecosystem as a whole, affirms new CEO.

Netgear now has a range of WiFi 6 access point devices for the price conscious SMB segment.

Coalition of open source companies petitions the EC to prevent Microsoft from bundling OneDrive in Windows 10 and Windows 11.

Most businesses look at zero trust architecture as the way of the future as far as cybersecurity is concerned, report finds.

Encrypted data offering intelligence could be decrypted with quantum computers - but it'll take some time.

Attackers reportedly use compromised Microsoft Exchange servers to hijack existing email chains.

The 0patch project helps fix an unpatched bug that was reported to Microsoft over a year ago.

A button on the drive will trigger its self-destruct mechanism to fry the NAND flash storage for good.

Delaying the release is better than shipping a broken one, argue WordPress developers.

Attackers increasingly using cheap cloud computing resources from reputable vendors to attack on scale.

The departure of one of PHP’s core contributors pushed members to come up with a plan for the survival of the language.

Trojanized apps were fully functional, giving users no excuse to suspect their malicious intent.

CronRAT hides in plain sight and uses various tricks to make sure it goes about its business as quietly as possible.