Daybreak Games publishes a video of its full panel from San Diego Comic Con
If you missed the panel that was held by Daybreak Games’ multiple studios at this year’s San Diego Comic Con, then you’re in luck because...
Chinese hacker group StormBamboo successfully hijacked an ISP’s automatic software updates with backdoor malware and bad Chrome extensions to breach a downstream target
Chinese hacker group StormBamboo exploit Windows and MacOS devices due to a critical security gap left by an undisclosed ISP.
Indie MMO Spotlight: A Fractured Online Trial and Steam Gets a Bad Dream
This week, Dreamworld comes to Steam, Fractured Online entices guilds with a new trial, and RotMG celebrates the Month of the Mad God. Go to...
PvPvE extraction RPG Dungeonborne adds a new Rogue skill, new skeletal weapons, and balance changes
With about three weeks of early access under its belt, the PvPvE extraction RPG Dungeonborne has elected to start making some larger updates to the...
One Shots: Only serious business allowed here
When the moon is crashing down onto the surface of your planet, do the following. First, blame Roland Emmerich. Second, don’t panic. Third, summon the...
Apple butterfly keyswitch afflicted users finally start to receive payouts of up to $395 per laptop
Eligible MacBook owners have started to receive payments relating to Apple’s butterfly keyboard mechanism class action lawsuit in the U.S. Some have received checks of up to $395 per machine in the mail.
Aoostar AG01 eGPU with OCuLink and built-in 400W PSU released at $150
Aoostar released its AG01 eGPU, which lets you add up to a 7700 XT, A770 16GB, or 4070 Super to your mini-PC setup.
Asus Pro B760M-CT CSM Motherboard Review: CSM Means Business
Asus’ Pro B760M-CT is a capable office-class motherboard offering users a stable platform with support from the company’s CSM program. You get full 12th-14th-generation support and solid performance if you aren’t using high-powered processors and heavily threaded workflows.
Enthusiast demos ancient MS-DOS and games running ‘from the metal’ on modern PC system
YouTuber tests some DOS games without emulation on a recent Intel Celeron, and discusses what’s needed to do it on your own modern Intel or AMD CPU.
Hackers hope to democratize laser-based processor hacking — $500 RayV Lite relies on 3D printing, a laser pen, and a Raspberry Pi to bring costs down
To help raise awareness of the threat of laser hacking techniques, security researchers plan to release the design for an ultra-inexpensive one to the public.