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North Korea expands fraudulent job resumes to target marketing, sales, and medical sector
North Koreans are going to great lengths to get hired in the west, even if it means faking absolutely everything.
Careful when filing your taxes, this new "PackClient" malware is hitting global firms via tax audit lures
The Chinese are using a tax lure to deploy a new RAT and take over victim devices.
Nvidia's DLSS 5 isn't what you think it is, and I tested it at Gamescom
Nvidia's DLSS 5 has come a long way since its first reveal, and the latest incarnation of the tech left me pleasantly surprised.
Windows 11's antivirus is telling users it's turned off — but it's a bug
Think Windows 11's antivirus is broken? Thankfully it isn't, although the app is suffering from a pretty frustrating bug.
Here are the 5 ways that Tim Cook changed Apple for the better
Tim Cook has stepped down as CEO of Apple. Here's a look back at how he changed the company over the last 15 years.
New ClickFix campaign can deploy powerful multi-stage malware directly through Windows Terminal and PowerShell
Microsoft is calling it "TerminalFix" and says it is used to deliver "complex, multi-line scripts".
TP-Link reveals new Wi-Fi 8 routers at IFA 2026 including mesh Wi-Fi system
Wi-Fi 8 delivers important advances in dealing with wireless signal interference and managing more devices effectively.
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