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GeForce NOW Ultimate members get 4x frame gen and DLSS 4.5 controls with new game releases
NVIDIA updates its cloud gaming service with advanced graphics settings for members and adds several titles to the library this week.
NVIDIA updates its cloud gaming service with advanced graphics settings for members and adds several titles to the library this week.
Malwarebytes Labs found deceptive sites mimicking Calendly that capture Facebook and Google credentials, even when users have security codes enabled.
Research highlights architectural boundaries of Windows shadow copies, urging teams to assess volume sizes and workload types for backup resilience.
New Figma Specs editor and code layers beta help organisations control how AI interprets their brand guidelines and generates interactive prototypes.
One-time passwords protect your account login but cannot stop an attacker who already has your session cookie or has bypassed the authentication step entirely.
Most breaches bypass perimeter defences by exploiting misconfigured trust relationships rather than breaking encryption algorithms directly.
Misconfigured ports expose services to the internet, turning internal tools into entry points for attackers who scan for open doors.
Containers share the host operating system kernel, making them lighter but less isolated than virtual machines that emulate entire hardware stacks for stronger security boundaries.
NVIDIA’s new superchip platform arrives 16 October, introducing unified memory and agent-specific security controls for enterprise IT teams.
Doyensec researchers chained flaws in SFAPE.dll to bypass Virtualisation Based Security protections in Windows, with Microsoft issuing a patch in September 2026.
The new Speaker S and M models feature detachable panels for customisation, Bluetooth 6.0 connectivity and distinct pricing tiers for different audio needs.
IonQ’s $1.3bn stock deal for Elisity combines least-privilege access tools with post-quantum cryptography to help firms prepare for Q-Day.
Retail giant takes systems offline to protect infrastructure while physical stores remain open for customers across Europe and the US.
Quantum computing firm IonQ has agreed to buy network security startup Elisity in an all-stock deal, aiming to protect infrastructure from future quantum threats.
Microsoft reveals its custom Maia 300 chip, designed to process 40% more AI tokens per megawatt than leading GPU systems for large-scale inference workloads.
Apple’s upcoming home hub will use presence sensors and a variation of Face ID to personalise content for household members, alongside a new A19-powered set-top box.
Apple resumes work on the thin iPhone sequel after briefly pausing, adding a second lens and improved battery capacity.
Windows Central reports that Microsoft’s recent hardware and software announcements were buried under technical AI discussions, complicating clear communication.
Microsoft-Decision-1 uses Alibaba’s Qwen base to score options faster and cheaper than larger generative models, offering organisations a new tool for automated classification and routing tasks.
The ride-hailing giant withdraws from two African nations after previous exits, as users switch to lower-cost competitors like Bolt and Yango.
The five-year agreement brings vital packaging capacity to New York, reducing reliance on overseas assembly for AI hardware.
OAuth delegates access rights without sharing credentials, whereas SAML exchanges identity assertions to prove who you are across separate systems.
Personal devices carry hidden data risks that standard firewalls cannot see, requiring a shift from perimeter defence to identity-centric control.
Apple adds the 2017 Apple TV 4K to its vintage list, ending official repair services just days before the expected launch of its successor.