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British Hacker Daniel Kaye Faces Charges for Operating 'The Real Deal' Dark Web Market
A US federal court indicted British hacker Daniel Kaye with new counts of access device fraud and conspiracy to launder money.
Seagate to Reduce its Workforce by 3,000 Employees Due to PC and Cloud Setback
Seagate Technology is planning to lay off 8% of its global staff, or roughly 3,000 people, due to economic uncertainties.
MyShake App Alerts West Coast Residents Before the Earthquake Hits
MyShake app helped thousands of Californians prepare for Tuesday's 5.1-magnitude earthquake in the Bay Area.
EMIT Mission by NASA Maps Over 50 Methane 'Super-Emitters' Across the Earth
NASA scientists found more than 50 methane-emitting hotspots using EMIT, a method to investigate how dust affects climate.
Duolingo Launches its Math App Months After Releasing a Beta Version
Duolingo Math is finally here to assist users in learning and improving their math abilities. The Duolingo Math app will soon be released on Android to guide users' math problems.
US Charges Ukrainian National of Involvement With 'Raccoon Infostealer' Malware Scheme
Ukrainian Mark Sokolovsky is accused of running the malware-as-a-service Raccoon Infostealer, which infected millions of computers worldwide.
Toybox 3D Printer That Lets Kids Create Their Own Toys Is on Sale - Get it for $349!
The kid-friendly Toybox 3D Printer that provides printable toys is now on sale for $349. The Toybox 3D Printer is an easy-to-use, kid-friendly 3D printer with a growing selection of printable toys, many of which are based on popular franchises.
Steam's Game Pricing Outside the US May Surge Under New Regional Price Guide
Valve's new regional pricing tool suggests increased Steam game costs outside the US. Valve has released a new version of its regional pricing tool, which suggests higher prices for video games almost everywhere outside the United States, according to a report by GamesRadar+.
How to Turn Off Autocorrect on Your iPhone, Plus More Keyboard Function Tips
Learn to disable Auto-Correct and Slide-to-Type features and activate Spell Checker. Autocorrect is enabled by default on Apple devices, and though some users find it to be a nuisance, the great majority of iPhone users depend on this tool to correct even the most basic of typing mistakes.
Engineers' Data Transfer Rate of 1.84 Pbit/s Is a New Remarkable Feat
Engineers established that the quickest data transfer between a laser and a single optical chip system is 1.8 petabits per second.
[UPDATE] Medibank Data Breach May Have Affected All of its 3.9 Million Clients, CEO Says
Medibank CEO said the company is acting as if all customers are affected by the recent data breach. Medibank, an Australian health insurance provider, has disclosed that more clients than first anticipated had been impacted by the security breach, with the CEO stating the firm is proceeding on the notion that all customers are affected.
Apple Intensifies Restrictions of Crypto and NFT Services on App Store
Apple-approved apps may enable crypto transactions on an authorized platform, while NFTs must be purchased in-app only.
Morgan Stanley Predicts Tesla Will Behave Like a Chinese Tech Stock for a Decade
Financial experts warned that Tesla's stock price would be sensitive to China's technology shares.
FTC Intends to Fine Drizly and its CEO for Exposing Customers' Data in 2020
The Federal Trade Commission seeks enforcement actions against Drizly and its CEO over the 2020 data breach.
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Top 12 Horror Video Game Villains to Watch Out for — Get Ready for Mini Heart Attacks!
Here is the countdown of every scary bad guy in video games based on the titles' gameplay. Val of Outlast 2, Nemesis of Resident Evil 3 (RE 3), and Pyramid Head of Silent Hill 2 are among them.
Shutterstock to Offer AI-generated Stock Images Using OpenAI
Shutterstock has expanded its relationship with OpenAI to include the AI lab's text-to-image model DALL-E 2.
JIP-Led Consortium Is Considering an Acquisition of Toshiba Corp.
A group led by Japan Industrial Partners Inc. (JIP) is looking to buy Toshiba for $16.1 billion. A consortium headed by Japan Industrial Partners Inc. (JIP) is exploring a purchase of Toshiba Corp.
How the Medibank Data Breach Started, According to Insider
The breach at Medibank began with the theft of an employee's credentials. The breach at Medibank, an Australian health insurance provider, started with the theft of the credentials of an employee with high-level access to the organization, according to The Guardian's source.
UK Data Watchdog Fines Interserve $4.9 Million After a Cyberattack
Interserve was fined £4.4 million ($4.9 million) after hackers stole the personal data of 113,000 employees.
Apple Releases Level Lock+ That Lets iPhone and Apple Watch Lock-Unlock Doors
Apple introduced the Home Key-compatible Level Lock+, a smart front door lock controlled by an iPhone or Apple Watch.
FBI Warns Businesses About Iranian Hacker Group Emennet Pasargad
An Iranian government-linked cyber organization that sought to meddle in the 2020 election is still operating, said the FBI.
Snap Disappoints Investors With Dismal Q3 Earnings; What's Next?
Snap Inc.'s Q3 sales growth was its lowest in 11 years. Snap Inc. 's weak third-quarter (Q3) earnings announcement on Thursday, Oct. 21, is a presentation that the company's finances are deteriorating rapidly in 2022.
Steam Deck Beta Can Now Bypass Opening Movie, Give Components Info, and More
Valve updated Steam Deck Beta with new features, user experience improvements, and bug fixes. Valve, a video game developer, has unveiled a new version of the Steam Deck Beta that enables users to bypass the device's introductory cinematic, check the hardware components, and so much more.
Foxconn Sets Health Restrictions on Zhengzhou iPhone Factory Amid Covid-19 Outbreak
Workers at Foxconn's iPhone factory in Zhengzhou, China are facing Covid-19 restrictions. Hundreds of thousands of employees at the world's biggest iPhone manufacturer Foxconn, located in the central Chinese city of Zhengzhou, are subject to Covid-19 limitations at the company.
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'Suicide Drone' Attacks in Ukraine Mark a New Phase of Warfare
The war in Ukraine has a terrifying new sound: a drone's menacing whirr that was first heard in Kyiv. People in Afghanistan and Nagorno-Karabakh have reported hearing this sinister new sound that causes them to flee for cover.
The Ultimate Guide to Setting Up VPN on Your Smart TV
Check out these tips and tricks on how to set up a VPN on your TV for privacy and streaming alternatives.
FBI Boston Warns About Increasing Cases of Tech Support Fraud
Tech support scams have increased, according to the FBI Boston office. Boston's FBI office has issued a warning about a disturbing increase in tech support fraud, in which victims are tricked into believing that their computers or financial accounts have been hacked.
Texas Files Lawsuit Against Google for Gathering Biometric Data Without Permission
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sued Google for collecting voice and facial data from Texan users without permission.
iOS 15 vs. iOS 16: Security, Features, Comparison; Is it Worth Upgrading?
Here is a comparison between iOS 15 and iOS 16. iOS 15 and iOS 16, which Apple released last month, have impressively advanced performance and features.
Apple Fitness+ Available on iPhone iOS 16.1 Starting Oct. 24
iPhone iOS 16.1 will finally support Apple Fitness+ without an Apple Watch. It will feature Taylor Swift's latest album!
