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Uh oh! 1+ million Android apps exposed 700 TB of sensitive user data
An analysis of 1.8 million Android apps reveals that insecure code left over 700 TB of user data exposed, including API keys and financial details.Updated
High-risk Office security flaw: Microsoft issues emergency updates
A "high risk" security vulnerability was found in numerous versions of Microsoft Office. You should install the provided emergency updates ASAP.News
Hijacked Notepad++ updater quietly targeted users for months
Notepad++ is a favorite of programmers and other power users, but its auto-update function was compromised for months in 2025.News
Anyone can use Ring’s AI-powered pet finder now
Dog gone missing? Now you can launch a Ring ‘Search Party’ for your missing pooch whether you own a Ring camera or not.News
9 million Android devices were secretly hijacked by proxy network
Google claims to have shut down a huge criminal network that used users' phones and PCs to distribute illegal data undetected.Opinion
Microsoft Copilot is the new Internet Explorer
PC users are skipping Copilot and downloading alternatives instead. Sound familiar?News
Update now! Bluetooth flaw lets attackers silently hijack accessories
A security vulnerability called WhisperPair affects millions of Bluetooth headphones and accessories. Attackers can pair devices, eavesdrop and locate them. Here's how to protect yourself now.News
Beware! That Microsoft email is genuine, but it's also a scam
Scammers are sending phishing emails from a genuine Microsoft address. Here's why this scam is so effective and how you should protect yourself.Feature
Ditch your PC's free trial—these 3 antivirus options are way better
You might be tempted to use the antivirus trial that came with your computer, but you can do better.News
WinRAR under attack by state-level hackers, according to Google
A flaw that was patched six months ago is still being used by hackers aligned with Russia and China, among others.News
Zotac sounds the alarm on 'the survival of graphics card manufacturers'
A Zotac representative was deeply apologetic in a post to the company's Korean store, saying the RAM crisis puts GPU manufacturers in danger.News
ChatGPT has a new hidden Temporary Chats setting
The new setting will allow Temporary Chats to remember your preferences despite chatting in "private" mode.News
Google Meet is the new spam hotspot. This setting stops the random calls
I’m now concerned about scams—but fortunately, it’s easy to stop the annoyance.News
Don't click that Google email! Gmail address change could be a scam
Cybercriminals are exploiting Gmail's new address change feature to take over user accounts. Here's how to spot these phishing emails and protect yourself.News
Emergency Windows update finally lets Outlook launch again
If your Outlook is refusing to launch or crashing at random, you might want to check for this unscheduled update.News
6 billion leaked passwords reveal the ones you should never, ever use
An analysis of six billion stolen login details shows that the majority of people still use insecure passwords. You should avoid these at all costs.News
1Password adds new password protection feature to thwart phishing scams
The new feature is intended to make users stop and think twice before pasting passwords into website logins.Feature
3 ways a VPN can enhance your gaming experience
Contrary to some claims, a VPN can actually improve the gaming experience. These three advantages speak for themselves.News
Microsoft's workaround for classic Outlook issues after Windows 11 update
January's Windows 11 update rendered classic Outlook unusable for many users. While Microsoft works on a fix, they've provided tips in the meantime.News
NASA wants to use CapFrameX to measure FPS in its flight simulator
According to the creators of the benchmarking tool, NASA is currently in the approval process for using the software.Opinion
I love AI. But the more I use it, the more I hate it
Excitement has turned into disdain. The more I use it, the more I hate it. Here's how AI keeps letting me down.News
Windows 11's latest update crashes classic Outlook and loses emails
The old but reliable email app is now "completely unusable," one user reports.News
Adobe adds AI-powered Object Mask to Premiere Pro, plus more
All AI processing takes place locally on the user's computer and isn't used to train the company's AI models.Feature
What’s a browser-in-browser attack? The key traits to know
This dirty hack can trick people into accidentally sharing sensitive info—like Facebook login credentials. Here’s how to protect yourself.News
Millions of Bluetooth headphones at risk of eavesdropping security flaw
Affected models include headphones from Sony, Jabra, JBL, Marshall, Xiaomi, Nothing, OnePlus, Soundcore, Logitech, and Google.News
This fake ad blocker malware impersonated uBlock Origin's developer
An ad blocker that was hosted on the Chrome Web Store falsely claimed its code was written by Raymond Hill. It was, in fact, malware.News
840,000+ users hit by malicious browser extensions. Uninstall these ASAP!
Chrome, Firefox, and Edge users must remove the following browser extensions manually. They've been identified as malicious by security experts.Feature
8 signs the AI bubble may pop in 2026
Circular investments, slowing revenues, energy constraints, and consumer fatigue are piling up. Here's why the AI boom may unravel this year.Feature
Never reply to these text messages! How to spot SMS cost traps
A harmless text message can quickly become expensive. Read this article to find out in which cases you should not respond.News
Firefox 147 improves video playback on AMD GPUs and privacy protection
The newest version of Firefox uses Safe Browsing v5 without cloud service, plus eliminates a number of security vulnerabilities.News
Chrome 144 fixes 3 high-risk security vulnerabilities. Update now!
Google has released the next major version of its browser, Chrome 144. It closes several high-risk security vulnerabilities.News
Hackers are using browser-in-the-browser trick to steal Facebook logins
Be on the lookout for a simple but sneaky technique that's on the rise, targeting billions of Facebook users and their credentials.News
Dell admits users don't care about AI PCs, refocuses on what matters
As the hype around AI PCs fizzles out, Dell plans to shift its energy back towards gaming and core consumer interests.News
Drowning in tabs? OpenWorkspace's two-zone desktop software has a wild solution
OpenWorkspace's "FocalContextual" interface turns the traditional PC GUI on its head for laser-focused productivity.Feature
PC prices were a mystery at CES 2026 as RAM costs spark chaos
The tech is impressive. But will it be affordable? Pricing and availability was widely absent on this year's CES show floor.News
Micron says it's 'helping' consumers — by not selling RAM to consumers
A Micron VP tried to explain that since the company is still selling RAM to PC manufacturers, the shuttering of its Crucial brand isn't so bad.News
No, your Instagram wasn't hacked. Still, here's what you should do now
Over the weekend, you might've been spooked by an Instagram password reset email. Here's what happened and what it means for you.News
All Microsoft 365 users will need to activate MFA soon, or else
Microsoft is forcing this move as a way to reduce account security risks and help safeguard user data.News
Microsoft confirms bug with encrypted emails in classic Outlook app
In the latest version of classic Outlook, users can't open encrypted emails. Microsoft confirms the issue and is investigating.News
Chrome fixes a problematic security flaw in first update of 2026
Google has released the first security update of the new year for Chrome.News
If you have a Samsung SSD, you better update this app ASAP
If your Samsung Magician app is older than version 9.0, you should immediately update it to patch a security vulnerability.News
Meet Qira AI, Lenovo's big bet on an ever-present AI helper
With Qira, Lenovo is launching a unified AI across its Lenovo PCs and Motorola smartphones that can help you with writing and other tasks, including summarizing meetings.News
Zoom users, beware: These browser extensions are spying on you
A new malware campaign called Zoom Stealer is spying on Zoom users and stealing their sensitive data.News
These Windows and Office versions will be discontinued in 2026
Microsoft will discontinue support for the following Windows and Office versions in 2026.News
Welp, Wired got hacked—and 2.4 million accounts are affected
The data stolen includes email addresses, names, and full physical addresses.Feature
I failed at spotting AI slop videos. Can you do better?
I did far worse than I expected. I think a lot of people will do just as bad.Updated
The best free software for your PC
These are the best free programs that any PC needs: solid security tools, productivity software, and more.News
Copilot+ laptops can now automatically create captions in Word and PowerPoint
Now you don't have to describe everything that appears in the images in your documents.News
Hackers can take over your WhatsApp account with this sneaky trick
This variation of a phishing attack doesn’t need your password to slide into accounts.Feature














































