14 Nov, 2024

Elon Musk & X Avoid Half A Billion Dollars In Payouts To Former Employees

Twitter (now X) owner Elon Musk won a court battle yesterday with former employees who had sued him for $500 million after he took over the social media company in 2022. Musk’s Twitter takeover not only saw him re brand the company to X, but it also involved the firing of thousands of employees as […]

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Exclusive: Galaxy S25+ will be officially launched next year, forget all rumors

I would like to say that I made a mistake in my report that the Galaxy S25+ might not be released, and I apologize to everyone for that. Samsung will not abandon the “Plus” model in the Galaxy S25 series. I wish I had waited a little bit before reporting that the Galaxy S25+ might […]

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Xiaomi officially starts testing Xiaomi HyperOS 2.0

Xiaomi has officially started testing HyperOS 2.0. New information spotted by the XiaomiTime team shows that HyperOS 2.0 is officially being tested. There have been some leaks about HyperOS 2.0 for a few weeks. But we weren’t sure if they were true. Now, the XiaomiTime team has found important information confirming that HyperOS 2.0 is officially being tested. […]

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Exclusive: Xiaomi 15 Ultra is coming, but in 2025

Xiaomi is already working on the next high-end flagship, the Xiaomi 15 Ultra. Already developing the Xiaomi 15 and Pro, the company is now working on the Ultra model. It’s curious what the new Xiaomi 15 Ultra will offer compared to the previous Xiaomi 14 Ultra. We should see a refreshed new Qualcomm processor (this […]

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Russia Blocks VPN Services in Information Crackdown

In a new move to restrict access to information, the Russian government has requested the removal of several virtual private access (VPN) products as well as the ban of voice over IP (VoIP) services. The London-based independent Russian media outlet MediaZona reported on July 4 that Apple removed 25 VPN apps from its App Store following a request from Roskomnadzor, […]

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New APT CloudSorcerer Malware Hits Russian Target

Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered a new advanced persistent threat (APT) targeting Russian government entities, dubbed CloudSorcerer.  This sophisticated cyberespionage tool, discovered by Kaspersky in May 2024 and discussed in an advisory published by the firm on June 8, is designed for stealth monitoring, data collection and exfiltration, utilizing Microsoft Graph, Yandex Cloud and Dropbox for […]

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Mekotio Trojan Targets Latin American Banking Credentials

A new analysis has shed light on the threat posed by the Mekotio banking trojan, a sophisticated piece of malware primarily targeting Latin American countries since at least 2015.  Designed to steal sensitive information, particularly banking credentials, Mekotio has been especially active in Brazil, Chile, Mexico, Spain and Peru. This malware shares its origins with other […]

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Chinese GPU maker Moore Threads’ MTLink fabric tech challenges Nvidia’s NVLink, can now scale to 10,000 GPUs for AI clusters

More GPUs, more performance. One of Nvidia’s advantages in the data center space is that it not only offers leading-edge GPUs for AI and HPC computing but can also effectively scale the number of its processors across a data center using its own hardware and software. How could you defeat Nvidia if your GPUs are […]

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New AMD firmware brings performance optimizations for Ryzen 9000 CPUs

Gigabyte’s AGESA 1.2.0.0a BIOS updates add performance optimizations for Ryzen 9000 processors. Gigabyte has begun updating its AM5 motherboards to AGESA firmware 1.2.0.0a, which supports AMD’s upcoming Ryzen 9000 series desktop CPUs. Discovered by HXL on X (Twitter), the new Gigabyte BIOS updates sporting AMD’s latest AGESA firmware provide new performance optimizations for the new Zen 5 series chips. […]

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Australian police arrest hacker who created ‘Evil Twin’ wireless network to steal data during flights

Hacker faces multiple charges that carry multiple years imprisonment The Australian Federal Police recently arrested and charged a man who used an ‘Evil Twin’ free Wi-Fi access point to steal data from victims on a domestic flight. 42-year-old Michael Clapsis now faces nine cybercrime charges for the alleged attack.  According to the official reports, The AFP’s […]

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