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First it was SolarWinds, a reportedly Russian hacking campaign that stretches back almost a year and has felled at least nine US government agencies and countless private companies. Now it’s Hafnium, a Chinese group that’s been attacking a vuln…
People Can Fly is patching the Outriders demo to address player activity and fix bugs. One major change will make it harder to farm legendary items in the demo after players discovered a ‘loot cave’ amid other unintended exploits.The full patch notes c…
Managing broadband data caps can be aggravating, frustrating, and—if you go over and incur a penalty—expensive. But there’s hope: You can learn to avoid going over your data cap, with a little knowledge and a bit of patience. Here’s how.
Two of the lar…
World of Warcraft: Battle for Azeroth introduced the Allied races into the wildly popular MMORPG. Ten new races were made available for players to explore; five for the Horde and five for the Alliance. No matter where your allegiance lies, these new ra…
Marshall Mode II review: Light as a feather, loud as hell
“If you like it loud, the Mode II kick out a huge amount of sound.”
Cool design
Very comfortable
Big, bold sound
Good call quality
Wireless charging
Average battery life
No quick-charge…
From toilet paper to virtual karaoke, 2020 was an unusual year for Blizzard Entertainment.
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2020 was inarguably a year of chaos. People …
Last year Redmi phones occupied two out of six top spots in best-selling phones so outside of the US the Redmi brand is doing well. As technology advances, lower cost phones are becoming more capable and people are finding they can easily get work don…
Qualys has revealed that a “limited” number of customers may have been impacted by a data breach connected to an Accellion zero-day vulnerability.
The cloud security and compliance firm said on Wednesday that the security incident did not have any “o…
The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has issued an emergency directive following the release of fixes for zero-day vulnerabilities in Microsoft Exchange.
The US agency’s Emergency Directive 21-02, “Mitigate Microsoft E…
Microsoft has awarded a bug bounty hunter $50,000 for disclosing a vulnerability leading to account hijacking.
In a blog post on Tuesday, researcher Laxman Muthiyah said the security flaw could “have allowed anyone to take over any Microsoft ac…