Can Microsoft protect limited edition Xbox buyers from scalpers?
As a person who never camped out at the Apple store waiting for the latest iPhone or sat in front of a screen showing me as 3,252,355 in line to buy tickets to a Taylor Swift concert, I was never really concerned about scalpers. However, those who do are worried.
Read more about As a person who never camped out at the Apple store waiting for the latest iPhone or sat in front of a screen showing me as 3,252,355 in line to buy tickets to a Taylor Swift concert, I was never really concerned about scalpers. However, those who do are worried.
Hackers claim theft of source code from AI giant Dynatrace
ShinyHunters claim JCPenney retail data theft involving SSNs and payroll files
Facebook, Instagram down in latest major worldwide outage
Investor FOMO drives SpaceX IPO, hailed by analysts as “the ultimate growth stock”
Was New York Knicks owner breached? ShinyHunters say so
Chinese hackers use fake FIFA sites to steal card data in Facebook-targeted scam
In grim scenario, sluggish Europe risks being left behind by AI revolution
Google links ShinyHunters to Oracle PeopleSoft zero-day extortion campaign targeting universities
Reviews built on hands-on testing
Products are tested in realistic conditions to reflect actual usage. Our reviews provide clear, research-backed insights for confident choices.
7000+
Research projects annually
1600+
Product reviews and articles
536
Best choice guides
83000+
Hours of testing
Explore Our YouTube Channel
Press releases
Britons largely unaware how smart devices are quietly harvesting personal data, survey finds
Millions of people in the United Kingdom own at least one smart device. However, only 1 in 7 has a clear understanding of how their data is collected, shared, and used.
German court rules Google can be held liable for false AI Overview claims
Google can be directly held liable for false claims in AI Overviews because they aren’t search results, but rather content that Google creates. Therefore, AI-generated summaries aren’t protected as traditional search results.
1 in 4 Dutch workers fear AI job losses, especially in these sectors
Daily use of artificial intelligence (AI) is now the norm rather than the exception in the Netherlands. Only 8% of Dutch workers say they have never used AI in the workplace.
