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Beginning August 1, 2025, the Google Chrome browser will cease to automatically trust digital certificates issued by...
The Linux 6.16 merge window has marked a significant milestone in the ongoing integration of Rust into...
Cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase has found itself at the center of a data breach scandal, with sources claiming...
Microsoft has finally set out to bring order to the chaos that many users have come to...
Cybersecurity experts have uncovered a new wave of covert cryptocurrency mining attacks targeting publicly accessible DevOps servers....
Each year—especially in the lead-up to major holidays—the topic of “juice jacking,” the surreptitious theft of data...
Smartphones manufactured by Ulefone and Krüger&Matz have been found to harbor critical vulnerabilities within their pre-installed applications—flaws...
Google has released an unscheduled update for the Chrome browser, addressing three security vulnerabilities—one of which is...
One of the most infamous underground services catering to cybercriminals—AVCheck—has come to an end. Its primary domain,...
Critical security flaws have once again been discovered in popular vBulletin forums—vulnerabilities that allow for arbitrary code...
The technical details of one of the most perilous vulnerabilities of 2025—CVE-2025-20188—have now been made publicly available....
Samsung has unveiled its latest flagship Smart Monitor, the M9, featuring a 32-inch 4K QD-OLED display and...
Automotive giant Volkswagen Group has unexpectedly appeared on a darknet leak site operated by the ransomware collective...
Linux 6.16 Revitalizes Confidential Computing with Major Trusted Security Manager (TSM) Enhancements
Linux 6.16 Revitalizes Confidential Computing with Major Trusted Security Manager (TSM) Enhancements
At the end of 2023, the long-anticipated feature for unified handling of attestation reports in confidential computing...