Oracle Hit with Cl0p Ransomware in Bizarre ‘Catch Me If You Can’ Moment

Oracle was hit by the Cl0p ransomware gang in a bizarre “catch me if you can” moment, using its own E-Business Suite (EBS) vulnerability to exploit the software company. The incident is ironic given Oracle’s warnings about similar extortion tactics and delayed patches that left thousands of customers vulnerable. The Cl0p group posted Oracle’s information … Read more

SNAP Benefits Delayed in Mississippi Due to Aging Systems

Mississippians relying on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) are still waiting to receive full November benefits due to technical issues with outdated computer systems. The problem stems from using 35 and 40-year-old systems that run the COBOL programming language, dating back to the 1960s. The Mississippi Department of Human Services (MDHS) is working to … Read more

5 Samsung One UI Customization Options to Personalize Your Phone

Samsung’s One UI offers a suite of tools for customizing your smartphone experience. Whether you’re a casual user or a tech enthusiast, these features provide flexibility to enhance both appearance and functionality. In this article, we’ll explore five standout customization options that can elevate your experience. 1. AI-Powered Image Transformation: This tool allows you to … Read more

What is a Parasocial Relationship?

A new word has been named the Cambridge Dictionary’s Word of the Year 2025: ‘parasocial’. This term describes a connection people feel with famous people, characters in media, or artificial intelligence that they don’t know personally. According to experts, parasocial relationships have become increasingly popular and widespread. Professor Simone Schnall from the University of Cambridge … Read more

Nvidia Releases Emergency GPU Update to Fix Windows 11 Performance Issues

Nvidia has released an emergency driver update, GeForce Hotfix Display Driver 581.94, to fix performance issues in some games after Microsoft’s recent KB5066835 update. The update affects systems running Windows 11 25H2 and 24H2, which introduced a bug that reduced game FPS in certain instances. Nvidia recommends downloading and applying the latest GPU driver if … Read more

Billionaires’ AI Obsession Sparks Skepticism

Wealthy individuals use AI for various purposes, from business to personal life. A recent report by JPMorgan revealed that 79% of billionaires “use AI in their personal lives” and 69% in their businesses. However, some uses are questionable. Billionaires have reported using AI to design plane blueprints, create bedtime stories for their children, and even … Read more

Hackers Steal Salesforce Data of 200+ Companies in Large-Scale Supply Chain Attack

Hackers have stolen the data of over 200 companies stored on the Salesforce platform due to a security vulnerability in an app provided by Gainsight, according to Google. The attack is part of a larger supply chain hack. Several major companies were affected, including Atlassian, CrowdStrike, Docusign, F5, GitLab, Linkedin, Malwarebytes, SonicWall, Thomson Reuters, and … Read more

Aging Network Gear Puts Companies at Risk

Network equipment like routers and network storage devices is old and insecure, posing a growing threat to organizations. As generative AI platforms make vulnerabilities easier to find, tech company Cisco is launching a campaign to raise awareness about the issue and promote improvements. The US and UK are among the countries with the highest risk … Read more

US Warship Blocks Russia’s Oil Tanker to Venezuela

A US warship blocked a Russian oil tanker from reaching Venezuela, causing it to change course near the country’s coast. This move raises concerns about whether the US can limit Russia’s energy aid to Venezuela. Source: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-11-21/russian-tanker-idles-near-venezuela-after-us-warship-enters-path

Arduino Maker Community Rallies Against Qualcomm’s New Terms

The maker community is outraged after Qualcomm rewrote the terms of service for its acquired Arduino platform, introducing new rules that restrict user-generated content and prohibit reverse-engineering of open software. Adafruit, a popular electronics vendor, has spoken out against the changes, saying they mark “a clear break from the open-hardware ethos” that built the platform. … Read more