Month: January 2022

Security researchers have uncovered a malicious campaign that relies on a valid code-signing certificate to disguise malicious code as legitimate executables. One of the payloads that the researchers called Blister, acts as a loader for other malware and appears to be a novel threat that enjoys …

  The more screen space you have the more efficiently you work apparently. So why not connect a second (or even a third) display to your Mac? In this article we help you identify which adapter you need to plug your Mac into an extra, external …

Intel has published a new set of drivers for Windows 10 and Windows 11. The drivers were published earlier this week and have just started rolling out to users running Intel’s assistant tool in the background. The focus of the new release is on wireless network …

ZOTAC, one of the major players in the SFF PC market, has two different mini-PC families equipped with discrete GPUs. The larger (~5L) one is equipped with desktop-class GPUs, while the compact version (sub-3L) comes with laptop-class GPUs. At the 2022 CES, the company is updating …

In recent attacks, the AvosLocker ransomware gang has started focusing on disabling endpoint security solutions that stand in their way by rebooting compromised systems into Windows Safe Mode. This tactic makes it easier to encrypt victims’ files since most security solutions will be automatically disabled after …

The information had been the subject of a micro buzz during the holiday season. A design problem on some ROG Maximus Z690 Hero cards could, in the “best” case, generate an error code “53” on the card’s debug indicator. But in other cases, we had feedback …

The leaks continue to rain down and we’re starting to think that we can follow CES better in front of our screen than on site in Vegas. Now it’s AMD’s turn to announce a few hours before the official conference. AMD Ryzen 7 5800X3D: the only …