Hardware

Recent calls from US Congressmen to launch an investigation into TP-Link networking products have raised serious concerns over national security risks. Republican Representative John Moolenaar and Democratic Representative Raja Krishnamoorthi have highlighted the potential for TP-Link products to be exploited for spying on Americans or used for cyber attacks. The Select Committee on the Chinese
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Intel, a tech giant in the semiconductor industry, has been facing some major financial setbacks in recent times. The company’s stock has plummeted by almost 60% this year, indicating a significant decline in investor confidence. This downward trend is not limited to a specific segment of Intel’s business, but rather seems to be affecting the
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The Def Con event is known for attracting hackers and tech enthusiasts from all over the world. This year, attendees were issued a unique badge that served as a Tamagochi-Gameboy-cross device, equipped with a Raspberry Pi RP2350 microcontroller. These badges are designed to be hacked and modified, making them a popular project for attendees. One
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The Asus ROG Zephyrus G14 has been lauded for its exceptional 14-inch OLED 120 Hz display. The display offers fantastic color and contrast, making games pop with vibrant visuals. Additionally, the slightly larger 16:10 aspect ratio provides ample screen real estate without feeling cramped. Whether you’re gaming or streaming movies, the display truly shines and
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Recently, security researchers uncovered a significant vulnerability that impacts almost all AMD CPUs. This vulnerability, dubbed ‘Sinkclose’, allows attackers to access deep parts of the CPU, specifically the System Management Mode (SMM). With this access, attackers can modify SMM settings, even with existing protections in place. This type of exploit could enable attackers to install
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