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These popular TP-Link home security cameras could be hacked to spy on you while you sleep, experts warn

By Rahim Amir Published

A passwordless login bypass in TP-Link's Tapo C200 and C120 cameras can expose your live feed to anyone on the same network, and a fix is already available to download

Security
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XMG cites component cost rises across the board as it hikes laptop prices

By Darren Allan Published

The RAM crisis is kicking up yet another gear as XMG hikes its laptop prices substantially.

Memory
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Microsoft takes down AI-boosted phishing tool that hit 12,000 accounts

By Sead Fadilpašić Published

Two people arrested and dozens of websites seized in an organized operation against EvilTokens.

Security
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Millions of Russian fast food fans hit in Burger King Russia hack

By Sead Fadilpašić Published

Data stolen years ago finally surfaced on the web, showing 3.2 million Burger King Russia victims.

Security
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Those weird PC noises you've heard are coming from the Epic Games Launcher

By Isaiah Williams Published

Epic Games Launcher has been playing odd 'party chimes' randomly, and Epic isn't letting users turn them off.

Windows
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World-first 'blooming gaming PC' is one of the most striking designs ever

By Darren Allan Published

The 'Cherry Bloom' gaming PC blends tech and nature in a way that I hope catches on.

Gaming PCs
Dark web monitoring
Hackers hit the FBI — ShinyHunters say they have stolen 2TB of employee data, but the attack isn't looking for money, just an apology

By Sead Fadilpašić Published

ShinyHunters are looking to improve their standing in the public eye. What better way to do it than hacking the FBI?

Security
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Windows 11 Copilot app is getting its own browser, but not everyone's happy

By Darren Allan Published

Windows 11's Copilot app is getting its own browser — a helpful move, or another way for Microsoft to push Edge?

Windows
Security
UK small businesses are facing greater AI security threats than ever — and are sadly woefully unprepapred

By Mike Moore Published

Half (49%) of UK SMBs have experienced an incident in the past year, ESET finds.

Security
Official Russian state photo shows Vladimir Putin casting online vote using an unlicensed version of Windows 10 — and to make things worse, it's on an American Dell PC

By Christian Cawley Published

Russian President Vladimir Putin has been filmed for state broadcast in the process of casting an online vote, but it seems that the Dell PC was running a non-activated version of Windows 10.

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