It seems that not even the enduring Home windows brand is protected from malware anymore, as some cybercriminals managed to efficiently disguise malicious code inside it.
Cybersecurity specialists at Symantec declare to have noticed one such marketing campaign utilizing a strategy of hiding malicious code in any other case innocent photographs, any other case often known as steganography.
Thanks to a stunning liquid nitrogen cooling system, Intel’s new W9-3495X Xeon processor outperformed AMD’s Ryzen Threadripper Pro 5995X CPU in a popular 3D rendering…
Some Microsoft Edge Canary users will finally have access to a feature announced back in January during CES 2023. Video Super Resolution (VSR), according to…
According to Australian researchers, organoids, not quantum computers, could be the next big thing in computing. Dr. Brett Kagan, chief scientist at Cortical Labs in…