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Netherlands Seizes 800 Servers, Arrests Two for Aiding Cyberattacks
Dutch authorities seized 800 servers and arrested two individuals on May 22, 2026, suspected of providing infrastructure for cyberattacks, disrupting global criminal operations.
The best Sony TVs of 2026: Expert tested and reviewed
Sony’s 2026 television lineup refines its long-standing formula of superior image processing and panel technology, but the question of which model best serves a specific room, use case, and budget has become more complex. The company has shipped four distinct series this year, each targeting a different segment of the high-end market. After testing every...
PCPJack Campaign Boots TeamPCP Off Compromised Machines
A new cyber operation called PCPJack has begun removing the TeamPCP malware from infected systems across multiple networks, according to security researchers tracking the activity. The PCPJack campaign targets machines compromised by TeamPCP, a persistent threat actor known for maintaining long-term access to corporate and individual devices. Reports indicate that PCPJack deploys scripts to detect...
Yes, you can get Microsoft 365 free – here's how
Microsoft 365 does not require a paid subscription. The free tier, available through a standard Microsoft account, provides browser-based access to Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, and OneDrive with 5 GB of storage. No credit card is required. For IT administrators managing VLAN segmentation across remote teams, the free version can handle basic document workflows without...
npm Mandates 2FA for Package Publishing to Prevent Supply Chain Attacks
npm now requires two-factor authentication for package publishers and adds installation controls to combat growing supply chain threats.
Laravel-Lang PHP Packages Compromised with Credential Stealer
Several Laravel-Lang PHP packages on GitHub were compromised, distributing cross-platform credential-stealing malware. The incident highlights supply chain security risks for developers.
Claude Mythos AI Finds 10,000 High-Severity Software Flaws
Claude Mythos AI has identified over 10,000 high-severity vulnerabilities in widely used software, prompting urgent calls for updates and patches.
Global Law Enforcement Dismantles VPN Used by 25 Ransomware Groups
Authorities worldwide have shut down a VPN service allegedly used by 25 ransomware groups, marking a major step in combating cybercrime.
My Roku apps were running slow – I considered 9 quick fixes before blaming my Wi-Fi
NetworkUstad – A Roku user on May 10, 2026, reported slow app performance and tested nine troubleshooting steps before pointing to Wi-Fi issues. The account, shared on social media, details common fixes that resolved the problem without network changes. Reported Performance Issues The user described apps like Netflix and Hulu loading slowly or buffering during...
Flaw in Claude’s Chrome extension allowed ‘any’ other plugin to hijack victims’ AI
A security flaw in the Claude Chrome extension permitted any other browser plugin to hijack users’ AI interactions, exposing data to potential theft. Researchers disclosed the issue on May 10, 2026, after confirming the vulnerability affected thousands of installations. The defect stemmed from improper handling of message passing between extensions in Google’s Chrome browser environment....