Linux Kernel 'Killswitch' Could Disable Vulnerable Features on the Fly
New Linux 'Killswitch' proposal by Sasha Levin aims to let admins disable vulnerable kernel features instantly to prevent security exploits before patches arrive.
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Critical Security Updates Required for Next.js and React Server Components
Cloudflare warns of critical DoS, SSRF, and XSS vulnerabilities in Next.js and React Server Components. Update to Next.js 15.5.16+ immediately.
MD5 Hashes Are Obsolete: Your Passwords Could Be Cracked in Seconds
Kaspersky reports 60% of MD5 hashes can be cracked in an hour. Learn why the RTX 5090 makes traditional passwords obsolete and how to stay secure.
Mozilla Patch Over 400 Firefox Vulnerabilities Using Anthropic’s AI
Mozilla fixed 423 Firefox bugs in April, 20x the usual rate, using Anthropic’s Mythos AI to find 20-year-old high-severity security vulnerabilities.
Brazil Tops Global Ranking for Stolen Cookies with 7 Billion Leaked Files
Brazil leads the world in leaked cookies with 7 billion files on the dark web. Learn how these active sessions bypass 2FA and how to protect your accounts.
Motherboard Shipments Plunge 28% as Chipmakers Pivot to AI
Motherboard sales from Asus, Gigabyte, MSI, and ASRock drop 28% as Nvidia, Intel, and AMD prioritize AI chips over consumer hardware.
Dirty Frag: New Linux Zero-Day Grants Instant Root Access
A new Linux zero-day vulnerability called 'Dirty Frag' allows root access with one command. Learn which distros are affected and how to mitigate the risk.
Microsoft Edge Stores Passwords in Plain Text via System RAM
Security research reveals Microsoft Edge stores all saved passwords in plain text in RAM upon startup, unlike Chrome's on-demand decryption method.
Samsung Hits $1 Trillion Milestone as Chip Demand Surges
Samsung reaches a $1 trillion market cap as profits jump 800% due to soaring chip demand and potential manufacturing deals with Apple.
The Floating Data Center Powered by Ocean Waves
A new floating data center uses ocean waves for power and seawater for cooling. Discover how this 85-meter tall steel structure redefines green tech.