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Google has announced that several of its domains were recently affected by a hijacking of third-party country-code top-level domains (ccTLDs). The incident occurred last week and affected the ccTLDs .gh (Ghana), .sl (Sierra Leone), and .as (American Samoa), putting all domains with these suffixes at risk. “During these hijackings, attackers changed key DNS records and … Read more
Apple revealed in Regulatory documents That it has reached an agreement to bring in team members and technology from personal voice startup Huxe, in what is commonly known as a hire-back deal. for the first time Reported in MacRumorsApple disclosed to the European Commission that it has agreed to make employment offers to “certain employees … Read more
Credit: C. Scott Brown / Android Authority You’ve done your homework; You’ve researched high-end headphones and paired them with expensive Hi-Res music streaming services, but something just doesn’t feel right. Your tunes won’t sound as good as they do with wired headphones or speakers. The point is, of course, that you’re listening via Bluetooth — … Read more
Bluetooth trackers are a great way to store track often misplaced items such as keys, wallets and bicycles. Samsung recently launched its own Samsung Galaxy Smart Tag 3, but how does it compare to Apple’s AirTag? Is the choice between the two simply a matter of whether you have an Android or iPhone device, or … Read more
EU rules on the use of AI are capable of dealing with rogue agents, EU technology chief Hena Virkkunen said. After the events of OpenAI and Anthropic, there is global concern and fear that rogue AI agents could go beyond human control. “We see that the safety and security of highly capable models is a … Read more
Canadian cybersecurity executive Edward Dubrovsky was arrested in Pennsylvania in connection with alleged extortion activities that multiple reports have linked to the FBI’s ongoing crackdown on the ShinyHunters hacking group. Dubrovsky, 54, has held senior positions at cybersecurity firms that help victims of data breaches and ransomware negotiate extortion payments with cybercriminals. Yesterday, FBI Director … Read more
This week, Amazon Launch a new series of Alexa tablets. They no longer use a proprietary OS with a custom App Store, and instead take Android with a stock feel – while offering the Play Store. It’s a big change in direction for Amazon. The tablet still looks great, while previous tablets felt cheap. I … Read more
My Pixel has always felt fast enough, but I’ve been surprised by how much of an experience it is with apps I’ve never used. Like most Android phones, it came with a few Google apps installed, most of which I ignored. Instead of taking it for granted, I decided to take a closer look at … Read more
A Kansas City, Missouri, man has been sentenced to 32 months in prison for crimes related to a ransom attack on his own business. The DOJ has announced the conviction of Daniel Rhyne. He had already pleaded guilty to “extortion in connection with the threat to damage a protected computer” and “intentional damage to a … Read more
Save 15% on all three of Hypershell’s new X-Series models and discover what autumn hiking feels like when up to 1000W of AI-powered assistance turns steep climbs into a breeze. Hypershell brings that extra power to its Prime Day promotion, with discounts on the X Pro S, X Max S and X Ultra S, so … Read more