Cybersecurity
AI compresses attacker handoff time to 22 seconds, analysts say at Black Hat USA
At Black Hat USA, AI-driven attacks now leave defenders just 22 seconds to respond, making cyber resilience a business imperative.
At Black Hat USA, AI-driven attacks now leave defenders just 22 seconds to respond, making cyber resilience a business imperative.
Reddit is testing AI-voiced videos of posts and comments, with a read/play toggle and rollout to mobile Tuesday, The Verge reports.
Google has won a bankruptcy auction for Spirit Airlines' internal business data, paying $10 million to acquire emails, chats, code and operational records for AI training.
Ex-SpaceX engineers launch 1872 to automate steel parts for AI data centers and small reactors.
macOS 27 Golden Gate beta 6 adds a fifth dynamic wallpaper, expanding collection to five. 9to5Mac shows all.
Apple Wallet's digital ID feature will expand to four more US states, with physical cards still recommended.
Google is bringing Find people to Wear OS via Find Hub, letting contacts track your location from your watch, though setup starts on your phone.
Apple has seeded public beta 4 for iOS 27, iPadOS 27, macOS 27, and tvOS 27, with build numbers matching the developer beta 6 versions released hours earlier.
TechRadar has selected nine gadgets under $50 to help students stay focused, healthy, and productive during the school year.
Florida company 3D-prints military drone boat using robotic arms.
Engadget: 1GB flash drives have largely disappeared from consumer shelves as capacity climbs; small drives survive mainly in industrial roles.
Android 17 QPR1 Beta 9 is now available for Pixel 6 and newer, focusing on bug fixes as Google prepares the September Feature Drop.
Investigators report an unprecedented number of Apple users received spyware threat alerts, suggesting attacks are more widespread than known.
More than 10,000 readers told Android Authority that Google's Pixel 11 series missed the mark, with criticism focusing on higher prices and reduced RAM. The phones launch August 20.
TechRadar reviews the TP-Link BE6300 dual-band Wi-Fi 7 range extender, praising its competitive price, easy app, and solid performance for gaming and streaming, while noting its bulky design and lack of 6GHz support.
Seagate's 4TB IronWolf ST4000VN006 hard drive is now $187 at Newegg, down 33% from $279.99, offering affordable storage for NAS and desktop use.
The TMY Smart Projector with Google TV has dropped to $175.99 on Amazon, a 30% cut from its $249.99 list price, marking the first time the device has been discounted on the platform.
Engadget argues the iPhone 15 is now a poor value, as the iPhone 17e offers better specs and similar pricing.
A TechRadar report warns that Russian banking, email, and government websites could become easy targets for hackers once their security certificates expire, leaving critical systems potentially exposed.
TechRadar's top-rated portable monitor, the Arzopa Z3FC, is on sale at Amazon for $140, down from $160, offering a 180Hz IPS panel for work and gaming.
Amazon has cut the Samsung T9 1TB portable SSD to $240, a 17% discount from its original price, according to TechRadar's top-rated review.
Mozilla is rolling out an experimental built-in ad blocker for Firefox on iOS, based on EasyList filters. The feature, disabled by default, blocks many ads and trackers and could lure Safari users to switch.
Amazon has cut the Epson EcoTank ET-4800 to $200, a $100 discount on a printer with up to two years of ink, per TechRadar.
Akira ransomware operators tried to use Safe Mode to disable defenses, but their encryptor crashed and was quarantined by Windows Defender. Huntress reports the attack still resulted in data theft and offers defense guidance.