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A popular VPN extension for Google Chrome has been screenshotting every page users visit
By Nathaniel Mott published
Koi Security discovered that the popular FreeVPN extension for Google Chrome has been silently taking screenshots of every website its users visit.

Thailand’s $15B TouristDigiPay scheme will let visitors convert crypto to Baht
By Hassam Nasir published
Crypto-fueled tourism.

White House confirms talks to acquire 10% stake in Intel
By Jowi Morales published
The U.S. wants to get 10% of Intel in exchange for the billions of dollars it’s giving it under the CHIPS Act.

95% of generative AI implementations in enterprise fail, says MIT
By Jowi Morales published
A new study conducted by MIT purports to demonstrate that most generative AI implementations in business settings fail.

SoftBank considered buying Intel's foundry division outright before investing $2 billion into the company as equity
By Hassam Nasir published
Softbank already owns ARM.

Trump eyes up Intel: What the White House's reported 10% stake could mean for the struggling manufacturer
By Anton Shilov published
Premium Intel wouldn't be completely out of the woods, even with the benefit of government backing.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says that export controls alone won’t hold back China's AI ambitions
By Jowi Morales published
Sam Altman has cautioned against the use of export controls and has warned that China can probably build inference capacity faster than the U.S..

Security researcher driven by free nuggets unearths McDonald's security flaw
By Nathaniel Mott published
A security researcher called "BobDaHacker" revealed how they repeatedly gained access to a McDonald's platform that's supposed to be closed off to the public.

Intel Outside: Researcher downloaded data on all 270,000 Intel employees from an internal business card website
By Mark Tyson published
Security researcher Eaton was inspired to do some gentle prying of Intel websites, after considering the company's hardware security reputation.

Arm hires Amazon's AI chip developer, ostensibly to help create its own processors — Rami Sinno returns to the company, boasts Trainium and Inferentia on resume
By Jon Martindale published
This is the latest move in Arm's chip designer hiring spree that's been ongoing for the past year.
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