Intel Starts Microsoft's Driver Quality Reset
Intel's new Wi-Fi driver is the first Windows 11 release to follow Microsoft's Driver Quality Initiative, with Arc GPUs next.
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Intel's new Wi-Fi driver is the first Windows 11 release to follow Microsoft's Driver Quality Initiative, with Arc GPUs next.
JPCERT/CC reports a sharp rise in personal data leaks at Japanese organizations, tied to mobile API abuse and a Metabase flaw.
AMD's CEO says chip supply will rise substantially in 2027, but only for AI and data centers, not Radeon GPUs or Ryzen CPUs.
Ireland's data regulator fined Google €403 million for GDPR breaches tied to how three features handled location data from 2018 to 2020.
Acer's chief executive says memory supply is ample and predicts PC prices will fall by mid-2027, contradicting gloomier forecasts.
Google's threat intelligence team says an undercover analyst spent months inside TeamPCP, watching a supply-chain spree from behind the scenes.
ClickFix attacks have spread from exotic to mainstream, infecting Windows and macOS users via fake CAPTCHAs and terminal commands.
Achievements for 90 upcoming games spill via Exophase, following a massive prototype leak.
Microsoft fixes 974 flaws, including two exploited zero-days, but only a few matter to most orgs.
Preinstalled laptop software has grown into full platforms, and Windows 11 can't rein it in alone.
Alleged masterminds of TeamPCP, tied to Shai-Hulud worm, arrested in Perth with FBI help.
DDR5 prices have climbed sharply in 2026. A Newegg coupon trims $50.70 off a 32GB V-Color kit, now $399.99.
SOCRadar says most orgs hit in LiteLLM attack were earlier Trivy victims, not LiteLLM.
An Akira affiliate rebooted a victim's PC into Safe Mode, breaking its own encryptor but still stealing data.
CloudSEK details how a Trivy compromise cascaded into LiteLLM, affecting 2,500+ orgs and 434,000 pipelines.
Appeals court denies platforms' Section 230 bid, allowing thousands of addiction lawsuits to proceed.
Levi Strauss investigates a breach after attackers used social engineering to access employee PCs and exfiltrate corporate data.
Report claims Microsoft raised Windows 11 OEM license fees by up to 10% in July, hitting PC makers.
SpaceX plans to power its upcoming Texas semiconductor facility using natural gas plants rather than solar energy solutions.
Leaked imagery of Lenovo’s Googlebook 15 provides the first detailed look at Google’s premium AI-centric hardware platform.
High hardware costs lead builders to prioritize visual upgrades and case swaps over traditional component performance boosts.
Google's upcoming update aims to stop malware from using enterprise policy keys to seize control of user browser settings.
A preview of the upcoming AI Stage at TechCrunch Disrupt, highlighting security, enterprise adoption, and new technical roles.
An Illinois man was sentenced to 76 months in federal prison for orchestrating a campaign to compromise 750 social media accounts.
A new trade secrets lawsuit against OpenAI creates potential delays for the company's hardware ambitions and upcoming IPO.
High prices for next-generation memory modules are reportedly stalling the arrival of Nvidia's upcoming RTX 5000 Super graphics cards.
A critical business logic vulnerability in HCL Aftermarket EPC allows unauthorized users to intercept passwords via email redirection.
A PC enthusiast has engineered a method to turn solid-state drives into physical game cartridges for Steam, reviving the feel of ownership.
Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered a wave of sophisticated scams preying on fans desperate to secure tickets for upcoming shows.
Microsoft's Phone Link software offers a method for Windows users to integrate their Android devices into daily workflows.