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Microsoft has blocked the latest Windows 11 update on PCs with Star Wars Outlaws and other Ubisoft games installed

The games are experiencing mysterious, persistent crashes on the 24H2 update.

PC Gamer

Hackers demand France’s Schneider Electric pay a $125k ransom in baguettes

Hungry hackers have demanded that France’s Schneider Electric pay a $125,000 ransom in baguettes.

Tom’s Hardware

Windows 11 update causing blue screens of death and reboot loops — what you need to know

A new update is introducing reboot loops ad blue screens. Here's how to avoid it and Microsoft's response

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Personal Data for Up to 2 Million Frontier Communications Customers Held Hostage By Hacker Group

RansomHub, which stole the sensitive info back in April, said the telecom has until June 14 to pay it, pay it its monies, or it will auction the goods on the Dark Web

Broadcasting & Cable

Microsoft reveals cause of widespread Windows Server issue

Did the March 2024 update break your Windows Server? Apart from downgrading, you’ll need to wait days for a fix.

TechRadar

Yakult Australia sees a major user data leak

Business documents, employee records, and identity documents all leaked from Yakult AU/NZ.

TechRadar

Discord is switching to temporary links to stop malware

After years of abuse from threat actors spreading malware, Discord is changing how content is hosted on its CDN.

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There's now a Linux version of this dangerous VMware ransomware

This ransomware is looking to target more devices as it encrypts files and demands huge sums of money.

TechRadar

This sneaky Android trojan is stealing from victims' bank apps — do you have it on your phone?

The malicious Anatsa trojan returned to Google Play in March after a six-month hiatus and once again is infecting unsuspecting users and stealing their banking credentials to send money to the hackers.

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These 2 Android apps with over 200M downloads can steal your private videos — did you install any of 'em?

In collaboration with Bleeping Computer, Dr. Web, a cybersecurity group, discovered a malicious advertising SDK injected in over 100 apps.

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This new mode could make Microsoft Edge more of a gamer's browser

Microsoft Edge plans to tempt gamers over to Edge with an upcoming ‘gaming mode’.

TechRadar

Toyota Software Security Flaw Exposed Vehicle Locations Of 2M Cars For 10 Years

No personal information was leaked.

Motor1

Security Researcher Finds Coldplay Lyrics in Kingston SSD Firmware

Kingston SSD firmware released in early 2020 contains lyrics to Coldplay's 2002 hit 'The Scientist.'

Tom’s Hardware

Bing just got ChatGPT search results — here’s what it’s like

Bing search results now can include Bing with ChatGPT responses at the top of the results page, though only for certain search terms. Here’s how it looks and how it works.

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Free tax filing software caught spreading malware — have you been using it?

Be careful! A free, IRS-approved tax-filing software got caught spreading malware. Have you been using it?

Benzinga

After Microsoft And Nvidia, This Major Apple Supplier Became Ransomware Target

Key Apple Inc (NASDAQ:AAPL) supplier Hai Precision Industry Co Ltd (OTC:HNHPF), operating as Foxconn, was hit by a ransomware attack on May 31, the Bleeping Computer reports. The attack disrupted operations at one of Foxconn's Mexico-based production plants. The Foxconn Baja California plant produced medical devices, consumer electronics, and industrial operations, the TechCrunch reports. Also Read: President…

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Watch Out: These Deepfake Videos Of Elon Musk, Cathie Wood Can Lead To Stolen Crypto

Deepfake videos of Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA) CEO Elon Musk and Ark Invest founder Cathie Wood are reportedly being used to promote a trading platform that steals users’ cryptocurrency.

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