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Malware found embedded in DNS, the system that makes the internet usable, except when it doesn't
Fortunately, the example provided appears to be "prank software" rather than more sophisticated malware.
1 in 5 Steam games released in 2025 use generative AI, up nearly 700% year-on-year
New research indicates that there are now over 7,800 Steam titles that disclose the use of generative AI on the platform, a huge increase from 2024.
BigONE crypto exchange cleaned out for $27 million in Bitcoin, Ethereum, and more
The attacker compromised the company's hot wallet, allowing them to move funds before being detected.
'Cyberpunk 2077' system requirements revealed for Apple Silicon Macs — M3 Pro recommended for 1080p 60 FPS
Wake the Mac up, Samurai.
Intel reportedly prepping supercharged Nova Lake-AX mobile chips for gaming
A popular Intel leaker says that Team Blue is preparing a competitor to AMD's Strix Halo chips, slated to arrive in 2027.
Tariff fears caused a surge in entry-level 3D printer sales
New data shows “entry-level” 3D printer sales are up in 2025.
Intel releases new tool to measure gaming image quality
Intel has just released its new Computer Graphics Video Quality Metric on GitHub, a new measure designed to capture the complex artifacts found in modern rendering techniques in computer graphics.
Firefox dev says Intel Raptor Lake crashes are increasing with rising temperatures in record European heat wave
Mozilla's engineering staff reports that Intel Raptor Lakes are sensitive to increasing ambient temperatures, resulting in several crash reports flooding in from areas affected by heat waves.
