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Monthly Archives: June 2017
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Critical Flaw In Intel Skylake And Kaby Lake HyperThreading Discovered Requiring BIOS Microcode Fix
A new flaw has been disclosed that impacts most Intel 6th and 7th Generation Skylake and Kaby Lake-based processors that support HyperThreading, which reportedly exists across all operating systems. The issue was just disclosed on the Debian Linux user list and sent out with a warning notification, but again, this...
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Gamer Geek Mods Game Boy Advance SP Into A Nintendo Switch Dock
The Nintendo Switch is selling like hotcakes, but that does not mean that the console is without its fair share of imperfections. Some have complained that the Switch’s dock is a little too big and cheaply made. Nintendo fan Alexander Blake’s solution was to turn his old Game Boy Advance...
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Microsoft Patent Details Method For Thwarting Laptop Thieves With Remote Wipe Tech
Picture this: you are sitting in a coffee shop working away on your laptop when you realize you need a refill. Do you get more coffee and risk your laptop being stolen or do you simply sit there and stay thirsty? You many never need to make this decision again...
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Parliament cyber-attack 'hit up to 90 users'
Up to 90 email accounts were compromised during the cyber-attack on Parliament on Friday. The House of Commons said that fewer than 1% of the 9,000 people who use its system were impacted by the hacking, The hack prompted officials to disable remote access to the emails of MPs, peers...
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Google Taimen And Walleye Pixel 2 Phone Specs Reportedly Leak To The Wild
Google is very much a participant in the smartphone wars even if it does not go blazing into battle with the biggest, baddest artillery. That is okay, because one of the draws of its own phones is they are among the first to receive new builds of Android. They also...
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Gamestop Store Managers Rumor Nintendo SNES Classic Remake Is Real And A Marketing Tactic
Nintendo disappointed a lot of nostalgic gamers when it decided to abruptly end production of its NES Classic Edition console, especially after it failed to produce enough units to meet the holiday demand despite Nintendo of America President Reggie Fils-Aime promising otherwise. Well, the bad news is that Nintendo is...
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Parliament hit by 'sustained' cyber-attack
Parliament has been hit by a cyber attack, officials at Westminster say. The "sustained" hack began on Friday night, prompting officials to disable remote access to the emails of MPs, peers and their staff as a safeguard. The parliamentary authorities said hackers had mounted a "determined attack" on all user...
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Xavier Android Ad Malware Steals User Data Then Plays Hide And Seek
Here’s the thing about most types of mobile malware in the wild; they’re avoidable. That doesn’t mean, however, if you’re not paying attention--and especially if you’re the type that likes to customize things as the Android platform is so capable of--that you might not stumble into some nasty code deplorables...
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Facebook Refines Mission Statement To Bring People In The World Together, ‘A Responsibility To Do More’
For the first time ever, Facebook has just overhauled its mission statement, reflecting the social network's major focus on community. Originally, the mission was "to give people the power to share and make the world more open and connected", whereas now, it's "to give people the power to build community...
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FCC Grants Approval To OneWeb To Launch Over 700 Internet Beaming Satellites
Space is about to get a lot more crowded. The FCC recently granted approval to OneWeb to launch over 720 Internet-beaming satellites. OneWeb is “the first satellite constellation of its kind to receive approval from the full commission.” The low-Earth orbit satellites will employ on-geostationary satellite orbit (NGSO) technology. OneWeb...
