The North Korean state-sponsored hacker group Kimsuki is using malicious QR codes in spearphishing campaigns that target U.S.

Weekly cybersecurity roundup covering exploited vulnerabilities, malware campaigns, legal actions, and nation-state attacks ...

Hackers appear to have wormed their way into Rainbow Six Siege X again, this time sending bogus ban notifications and ...

Developed using Anthropic’s Claude AI model, the new language is intended to provide memory safety without garbage collection ...

As the multiplayer shooter continues to grow, it appears Arc Raiders is suffering from a rash of cheaters. Players have been ...

The first ThreatsDay Bulletin of 2026 tracks GhostAd adware, macOS malware, proxy botnets, cloud exploits, and more emerging ...

Every system administrator worth their salt knows that the right way to coax changes to network infrastructure onto a ...

Chinese robotics firm Unitree has launched what it claims is the world's first robot app store, now in public beta for i ...

The Linux hype this time was precipitated by Valve's Linux-based operating system, SteamOS, opening up for use on other handhelds than just the Steam Deck. That had been long on the cards, but it ...

The Rust programming language continues to tally up wins against the venerable, yet still very popular, C and C++ languages. While technology firms and the US government have pushed software ...

There are fixes born from a boring weekend, a deadline, and a roll of tape. These home hacks got things working fast, but not the way a building inspector would like. The spirit was “make it hold”, ...