Samsung to ban smart TV apps that secretly share internet connections with strangers
New security research published Monday revealed that several popular Samsung smart TV apps contain code that shares the owner's internet connection with strangers, potentially putting millions of devices at risk of hijacking.
» readAI bubble fears grow as tech earnings reveal wild swings and massive spending
Tech earnings reports from the past week have shown extreme stock price volatility among major companies, with investors uncertain about the state of the AI market.
» readFake SQLite vulnerability reports expose flaws in automated CVE system
Fifty-four fabricated SQLite vulnerability advisories were published by a GitHub account and initially flagged as critical by the National Vulnerability Database and CISA's Authorized Data Publisher.
» readNew smartphone tool automates network security testing without internet
A new autonomous penetration testing agent that runs entirely on a smartphone has been developed. The tool, called Nightcrawler, can be dropped onto a network and left to discover hosts, map services, find vulnerabilities, and generate a pentest…
» readAlienware AW2726DM OLED monitor drops to $350, offering 75% savings over predecessor
The Alienware AW2726DM, a new 27-inch QD-OLED gaming monitor, has been released at a price of $350, representing a 75 percent reduction from the $1,400 cost of the first major OLED gaming monitor from three years ago.
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