February 2025

Indian authorities seize loot from collapsed BitConnect crypto scam 2025-02-18 at 07:33 By Simon Sharwood Devices containing crypto wallets tracked online, then in the real world Indian authorities seize loot from BitConnect crypto-Ponzi scheme Devices containing crypto wallets tracked online, then in the real world India’s Directorate of Enforcement has found and seized over $200 […]

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DeepSeek disappears from South Korean app stores over privacy concerns 2025-02-18 at 04:35 By Simon Sharwood Nation also orders thousands of GPUs to advance local AI smarts South Korea suspends DeepSeek, which vows to return in better shape Nation also orders enough GPUs to train many more LLMs South Korea’s Personal Information Protection Commission has

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Even Linus Torvalds can have trouble with autocycle … autocracy… autocomplete 2025-02-18 at 02:33 By Simon Sharwood Penguin Emperor’s weekly State Of The Kernel Post went astray Next time autocomplete takes over and you accidentally send an email to the wrong person or group, perhaps it will be a little solace to know that one

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Endeavor CEO Ari Emanuel finally a billionaire, sides with Elon Musk in fight for OpenAI 2025-02-17 at 22:31 By Taylor Herzlich Bloomberg’s Billionaire Index crowned Emanuel with the elite status, with his gain in wealth largely due to his well-performing stake in Endeavor. This article is an excerpt from Latest Technology News and Product Reviews

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The future of AI is … analog? Upstart bags $100M to push GPU-like brains on less juice 2025-02-17 at 22:31 By Tobias Mann EnCharge claims 150 TOPS/watt, a 20x performance-per-watt edge Interview  AI chip startup EnCharge claims its analog artificial intelligence accelerators could rival desktop GPUs while using just a fraction of the power. Impressive

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You’re charging your phone wrong — 4 mistakes to correct for best battery life 2025-02-17 at 20:46 By Brooke Steinberg Charging your phone is a mundane part of life that people don’t usually think twice about — but some charging habits might be ruining your phone battery. This article is an excerpt from Latest Technology

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Why did the Windows 95 setup use Windows 3.1? 2025-02-17 at 19:51 By Richard Speed If MS-DOS could play Doom, surely a battleship gray button was a possibility? Veteran Microsoft engineer Raymond Chen has responded to suggestions that the Windows 95 setup was overly complicated. People wanted to know: Why not just do that whole

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Understanding the value and practicality of cyber insurance 2025-02-17 at 19:15 By Security magazine talks with Nick Kathmann, CISO at LogicGate, about the value of cyber insurance for organizations.  This article is an excerpt from Subscribe to Security Magazine’s RSS Feed View Original Source React to this headline:

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Microsoft Uncovers New XCSSET macOS Malware Variant with Advanced Obfuscation Tactics 2025-02-17 at 19:00 By Microsoft said it has discovered a new variant of a known Apple macOS malware called XCSSET as part of limited attacks in the wild. “Its first known variant since 2022, this latest XCSSET malware features enhanced obfuscation methods, updated persistence

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Technology addicts suffer same withdrawal symptoms as heroin addicts, therapist finds 2025-02-17 at 18:47 By SWNS “A colleague of mine was treating a gaming addict and he came in for in-patient rehab which meant he was completely cut off,” he said. “He was sweating, shaking, unable to sleep. This article is an excerpt from Latest

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Extending Adaptive Protection to On-Premise Environments 2025-02-17 at 18:16 By Adarsh Shetty With more organizations keeping sensitive data off the cloud, a powerful tool can prevent LOTL attacks and other threats This article is an excerpt from Broadcom Software Blogs View Original Source React to this headline:

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NAND flash prices plunge amid supply glut, factory output cut 2025-02-17 at 18:16 By Dan Robinson Flaky demand for PCs and smartphones blamed NAND flash prices are expected to slide due to oversupply, forcing memory chipmakers to cut production to match lower-than-expected orders from PC and smartphone manufacturers.… This article is an excerpt from The

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