Trezor has revealed that its logistics partner ShipMonk improperly retained order data older than expected, adding roughly 67,000 additional U.S. customers to those affected by […]
Day: September 4, 2026
Wokyis G7 Dock: Retro Game-Boy Vibe Meets 80Gbps Thunderbolt 5 Power
The Wokyis G7 dock blends vintage flair with modern substance. Built to sit atop Mac Studio or older Apple Silicon Mac minis, it evokes the […]
Apple Faces Low Yields for iPhone Ultra Ahead of September Reveal
Apple’s upcoming iPhone Ultra is meeting steep quality hurdles as it heads toward its official launch on September 9. Production has been ongoing since summer, […]
Microsoft Teams Adding Defense Against QR Code Scams in External Chats
Microsoft Teams is rolling out a new safeguard to counter phishing and fraud by blurring QR code images sent by people outside an organization. The […]
iPhone 18 Pro: Rumored Upgrades You Should Know Before Sept 9
Just days before Apple’s fall event—set for September 9—the leaks around the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max are falling into place. Here’s what appears […]
Crusoe Nets $3B Funding at $30B Valuation as AI Infrastructure Demand Surges
Crusoe, the data center developer known for its work powering AI clients like Microsoft, Meta, and OpenAI, has secured a fresh $3 billion capital injection—and […]
Why AI-Generated Restaurant Menus All Start to Look the Same
Walk into a local café and glance at their menu. The bagel sandwiches, burgers, tacos—all look sharp, symmetric, even unnaturally flawless. You’re noticing something off. […]
Plex Issues Urgent Security Fixes—Update Media Server Now
Plex has released patches for several undisclosed security flaws and is urging users to upgrade immediately. The fixes are included in Plex Media Server version […]
Hundreds of Thousands of Attacks Exploiting WordPress Plugin RCE Flaws
A fresh surge in cyberattacks has been detected targeting Remote Code Execution (RCE) vulnerabilities in two widely used WordPress plugins—Super Forms and Elementor Pro. Over […]
OpenAI’s GPT-6 Astra Unveils Zero-Day Discovery & Exploit Automation Capabilities
OpenAI has introduced GPT-6 Astra, a new AI model capable of locating zero-day vulnerabilities and crafting proof-of-concept exploits during sanctioned cybersecurity tests. Launched on September […]