Ecuadorian Journalists Targeted by Exploding USB Drives
Some news outlets in Ecuador have received booby-trapped USB drives designed to explode when inserted into a device. Only one of the five known devices detonated.
Gloria Victis Review
After a few weeks with the low-fantasy medieval MMO, Gloria Victis, Emily is finally ready to render a verdict. How does it stack up, and...
The Stream Team: A spot of endgame bounty hunts and instance running in Destiny 2
MOP’s Chris is stepping back into the shoes of his worm-slinging Warlock in Destiny 2 and you’re all invited! This time, he’ll be picking up...
Valheim teases Ashlands biome, Hildir’s camp, and ‘fortress time’
Still riding high off the early access launch of survival sandbox Valheim on Xbox earlier this month, Iron Gate Studios is back with a dev...
Raptor and Alder Lake Flavors of Intel’s Core i5-13400F Perform About the Same
Benchmarks from both Raptor Lake and Alder Lake versions of the i5-13400F show almost identical performance.
Amazon To Shutter Beloved DPReview Camera Review Site But All Is Not Lost
Long-time fans of the highly popular DPReview camera review website were saddened to learn that it will be shutting down next month. The closure of the website is part of Amazon’s annual operating plan review, which looks to eliminate a total of 18,000 roles from the organization.
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World of Warships April Update Brings Giveaways, New Ships, and the Return of Trouble in the Hot Tub
The World of Warships April update features the return of Trouble in the Hot Tub, some important balance changes, including better rewards, new ships, and...
Bristlebane Day Returns to EverQuest With Pranks, New Items, and Returning Favorites
EverQuest is already celebrating its 24th anniversary, but there's room for some more festivities, as Bristlebane Day returns. Go to Source Author: Christina Gonzalez
Neverwinter opens up about next week’s Precipice of War battle pass
A new battle pass is coming to Neverwinter next week that will run for over three months. And like previous passes, this one will contain...
‘Acropalypse’ Privacy Flaw Strikes Windows 11 Snipping Tool, What You Need To Know
When you delete something, you would naturally expect it to stay deleted. With the “acropalypse” bug, all bets are off. Security researchers discovered last week that Google’s Pixel phones would retain data from cropped screenshots, allowing the cropped sections to be recovered. Now, it sounds like there’s an almost identical bug in Windows