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Imagine setting up an AI agent to scan the internet for job opportunities only to find out later it’s instead deployed a cryptocurrency miner on your computer and used up all the tokens to look for other agents that could do the same thing somewhere else.

New data from Surfshark shows that a single domain linked to a suspected counterfeit TikTok Shop operation generated 320,007 phishing blocks between May and September 2026.

If you were hoping Apple’s leap into OLED touchscreens was going to come without a price rise, it looks like Wednesday is going to be a rude awakening.

Microsoft Teams is looking to help keep users safe from phishing attacks and scams with new AI-powered security protections.

Some Mac apps are great at what they do but aren’t much to look at. Others look beautiful and still get the job done. But once in a while, you find an app that not only performs its task well but is also fun to use, and those are my favorite kind of apps. In…

If you have spent any time on the internet, you have probably come across the “fact” that Chrome is a RAM hog. However, this isn’t a fact so much as it is an internet meme. It has more to do with jokes about browsing and less to do with actual data, same as the claim…

As the AI buildout continues and models improve from generation to generation, fears persist over how useful this technology will actually be in practice and whether AI will reach a ceiling before it makes a meaningful impact.

US Senator Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) wants the federal government to turn on a privacy feature that major web browsers have supported for three years, warning that hundreds of agency web addresses still broadcast the name of the site each visitor uses to anyone watching the network along the way.

The average internet speed in the United States has been steadily rising for decades, but that doesn’t mean every device in your life enjoys speedy performance. You could be paying for a connection delivering hundreds of megabits or even a gigabit per second, yet your router setup could still result in slow downloads and buffering video…

Half of Google’s users now reach it over IPv6, but your router may still have it switched off.