A cascading outage has left millions of players locked out of Epic Games’ major titles. The incident exposes critical vulnerabilities in modern gaming infrastructure that could have lasting consequences for the industry.
Proton VPN’s ambitious 2025 roadmap includes a complete architectural redesign and expanded free server access. The Swiss privacy company is positioning itself for the next generation of VPN challenges and opportunities.
The Linux 6.18 kernel development cycle remains unusually calm with the third release candidate. This stability suggests an on-time release with significant filesystem and hardware improvements. Here’s what enterprises need to know.
Microsoft’s Gaming Copilot feature is automatically enabled to capture user screenshots, perform OCR analysis, and transmit extracted text to Microsoft servers for AI model training. The discovery by a Resetera forum member reveals potential NDA violations and security risks, particularly for game d
Apple has begun shipping advanced AI servers from its new Houston manufacturing plant ahead of the projected timeline. The accelerated production supports Apple Intelligence and Private Cloud Compute infrastructure with American-made technology.
Apple’s Chief Operating Officer Sabih Khan has confirmed that the company is shipping domestically produced artificial intelligence servers from its Houston facility earlier than planned, according to reports. The accelerated timeline comes amid increased focus on bringing advanced manufacturing back to the United States.
Cybersecurity experts indicate double VPN services create multiple encryption layers for heightened privacy protection. However, analysts report these advanced networks can reduce internet speeds by up to half compared to standard VPN connections.
As online privacy concerns grow, cybersecurity analysts report increasing interest in double VPN services that route internet traffic through multiple encrypted servers. Sources indicate these multi-hop connections provide an additional layer of protection for users handling sensitive information or operating in high-risk environments.
Understanding the MCP Session Hijacking Vulnerability A critical security flaw in the implementation of Anthropic’s Model Context Protocol (MCP) has…
Europa Chip Ushers in a New Era for Edge AI Computing Axelera AI has officially launched its groundbreaking Europa AI…
Active Exploitation Confirmed for Previously Patched Windows Flaw The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has confirmed that threat actors…
A self-propagating worm dubbed GlassWorm has infected over 35,800 developer machines through poisoned VS Code extensions. Security researchers report the malware uses invisible Unicode characters that evade visual detection while establishing extensive criminal infrastructure.
A sophisticated malware campaign targeting Visual Studio Code extensions has infected approximately 35,800 developer machines in what security researchers are calling an unprecedented supply chain attack. According to reports from Koi Security, the self-propagating worm, named “GlassWorm,” employs techniques that analysts suggest represent a major paradigm shift in malware sophistication.
