Latest Computing News
AirPlay flaw exposes all Apple devices to hacking over Wi-Fi — what you need to know
An AirPlay flaw made Apple and third-party smart home devices vulnerable to remote hacking over Wi-Fi.
Break free from your ISP with Surfshark's public DNS – what you need to know
Surfshark's new public DNS is the first of its kind. Break free from your default DNS server and protect your privacy.
Reddit was down — live updates on the short outage
There were issues with Reddit, and users had trouble accessing the site and its app.
Windscribe's no-logs policy examined in court as Greek authorities attempt to prosecute
Attempts to access the personal information of internet users is increasing. Amidst pressure from authorities, Windscribe's legal case highlights the importance of protecting no-logs policies.
New ChoiceJacking attack lets hackers steal data from your phone using public chargers — how to stay safe
Researchers have come up with a new attack method capable of bypassing previous juice-jacking mitigations and older Android phones are most at risk.
Google Chrome U-turns on its use of trackers – here's how to stop them
Google Chrome's U-turn on its use of trackers is a disaster for user privacy. But there are ways to protect yourself.
ChatGPT was down — live updates on short outage
ChatGPT and other parts of OpenAI were having issues today, and we kept an eye on it.
This newly discovered iOS flaw could completely brick your iPhone with a single line of code
Researchers have discovered a new iOS vulnerability that could be exploited by hackers to remotely access and brick your iPhone.
