Author: Alina Polishchuk

While many are still enjoying the holiday season, hackers are hard at work, draining around $8 million in an ongoing BitKeep wallet exploit.

Facebook owner Meta has agreed to pay $725m (£600m) to settle legal action over a data breach linked to political consultancy Cambridge Analytica.

In 2022, generative AI has generated a lot of excitement (and hype). DALL-E and Stable Diffusion are models used to create images for social media platforms such as Twitter and Reddit.

Password manager giant LastPass has confirmed that cybercriminals stole its customers’ encrypted password vaults, which store its customers’ passwords and other secrets, in a data breach earlier this year.

If you’ve ever wanted to experience throwing Elon Musk down a garbage chute, there is, to my knowledge, at least one option: a side quest in Cyberpunk 2077.

400 million Twitter users’ data containing private emails and linked phone numbers have reportedly been up for sale on the black market.

The end of password sharing is coming to Netflix soon—and it will be a challenge for both viewers and the streaming giant.

An Elden Ring player witnessed a bizarre occurrence when a Night's Cavalry boss abandoned the fight to jump off a nearby cliff. Elden Ring has cemented itself as one of the best role-playing games of all time in the months since its release, winning Game of The Year at The Game Awards 2022 recently.

Microsoft and Activision Blizzard, a gaming company famous for hits like Call of Duty, disputed the Federal Trade Commission’s challenge to their proposed $68.7 billion merger on Thursday, writing in a court filing that the U.S. regulator’s concerns that the deal would undermine fair competition in the gaming industry are “unfounded” and “absurd.”

Chinese airline Xpeng Aeroht has already made two public flights of its flying car. The first took place in the UAE, the second in China.

Starfield, The Elder Scrolls VI and... Indiana Jones, perhaps? In its reply to the FTC lawsuit seeking to block the Activision Blizzard deal, Microsoft says three exclusives have already been picked.

The two companies are already closely aligned. Netflix chose Microsoft as its advertising partner for a new advertising-supported subscription service. Microsoft President Brad Smith also sits on the Netflix board. Part of the rationale for a deal is that Microsoft wants to offer a video-game streaming service over multiple device