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How scammers use "scraped New York Times content" to trick security scanners — and exploit "free" Google Cloud links to flood your inbox
Researchers uncovered a global phishing network using Google Cloud redirects and copied news content across thousands of coordinated servers. [...]
I reviewed the MSI Pro MP165 E6 - and this lightweight budget portable monitor is perfect for business travel
The MSI Pro MP165 E6 is designed for a professional with a lot of different gear, who could benefit from a bit more screen real estate. This could be for a tablet, a gaming console, a computer, a camera, or more, all while staying within a budget. [...]
'You have no way to revoke it faster or confirm when it stops working': Experts find Google API keys are still usable, even after you delete them
For more than 20 minutes after deletion, some Google API keys can still be used, apparently creating a major security gap. [...]
I'm very impressed with the Samsung S95F's anti-glare technology, but I'm far more excited for the other TVs of 2025 – here's why
I was keen to see the next generation of TV tech with my own eyes, but it proved that personal preference plays a huge role in a purchase. [...]
Countries building national LLMs for ‘AI sovereignty’ are ‘doomed,’ analyst says — points to Korea’s voucher program as a better model
A new report argues that countries should stop chasing national LLMs in favor of AI adoption models like South Korea’s voucher program [...]
PayPal is no longer refusing to sell. Now the question is whether regulators allow it
The Wall Street Journal reported the talks on 14 August. Cara Lombardo, Gina Heeb and Lauren Thomas wrote it. The framing is what changed. PayPal is in talks to sell itself, rather than fielding an offer it has rejected. Stripe and Advent International proposed $60.50 a share in July, which PayPal considered insufficient. The two […]<br /> This story continues at The Next Web [...]