Online videos of Tesla’s new robotaxis prompt investigation Footage shows the cars speeding and ghost braking Tesla’s Full Self-Driving and Autopilot mode also under scrutiny Tesla’s rollout of its Robotaxi service at the weekend was hailed as a success by the company, which saw around 10 to 20 Model Y vehicles autonomously cover a geo-fenced…
Fake Zoom scripts launch malware hidden beneath thousands of lines of code and whitespace LaunchDaemons ensure the malware runs at boot with admin rights once installed Malicious components disguise themselves as legitimate tools like “icloud_helper” and “Wi-Fi Updater” A new cyber campaign using fake Zoom applications is targeting organizations across North America, Europe, and the…
Supply chain attacks are becoming more frequent and more dangerous Many security teams are worried about the risks 70% of firms have suffered one or more attacks in the past year A new survey from SecurityScorecard reveals that cybersecurity leaders are faced with serious supply chain and third party risks. The survey outlines that CISOs…
The Blue Signature purifier looks like a footstool and doubles as a side table Various customization options including colored covers and feet It comes with Auto, ‘AirSense’ and Night modes Blueair has just launched the best-looking air purifier I’ve seen, and it has left me wondering exactly why so many other models look so ugly….
Alderon Games founder Matthew Cassells reports supposed liquid metal issues on PS5 This was previously debunked, but multiple players of Alderon Games’ Path of Titans have reported the same issues This comes amid build-up for GTA 6‘s launch on May 26, 2026 Rockstar Games’ Grand Theft Auto 6 is edging closer with a launch date…
“When I think about the future of robots and society, I don’t see machine overlords” Miguel Medina/AFP via Getty Images Are you worried that AI-powered robots are going to steal our jobs and maybe kill us all? You aren’t alone. But it is time to play devil’s advocate with yourself and consider whether the opposite…
Days after the Trump Organisation announced plans to launch a US-made smartphone, a reference to its American production has vanished from its website. A “Made in the USA” tagline featured in promotional material for the Trump T1 phone when it launched on 16 June, was no longer displayed on its site as of Wednesday, reporters…
Microsoft and partners have a new Windows resilience strategy for enterprises WRI shifts antivirus tools outside kernel for better reliability and recovery CrowdStrike and Bitdefender praise Microsoft’s new approach to security collaboration Microsoft wants to avoid a repeat of the backlash that followed the 2024 CrowdStrike-related outage, and it’s launching a new framework to do…
UK office workers waste 11.3 billion hours on administrative tasks every year Dropbox employees report saving 7.9 hours/week by using AI Better tech and flexible work could unlock creativity New data from Dropbox has quantified just how much time we’re wasting and precisely where AI can help – UK office workers alone are said to…
Accessory maker Dbrand has once again responded to the controversy surrounding its Nintendo Switch 2 Killswitch Joy-Con controllers The company intially suggested that players were holding the console wrong, making the Joy-Con controllers easily detach It has now apologized for its “spectacularly terrible response” and is “100% committed to is getting everyone replacement Joy-Cons ASAP”…
