Massive security flaw discovered in popular SSH library libssh2
Two critical vulnerabilities affect libssh2, a widely used SSH library that may be embedded in millions of systems worldwide. Hackers can target exposed vulnerable instances remotely without any privileges or user interaction.
Read more about Two critical vulnerabilities affect libssh2, a widely used SSH library that may be embedded in millions of systems worldwide. Hackers can target exposed vulnerable instances remotely without any privileges or user interaction.
Microsoft researcher uses "Age of Empires" goats to make a point about AI consciousness
Nadella scoffs at AI giants as Microsoft may host China’s DeepSeek
Cruel cyber training in Canada: testing if exhausted employees would fall for a 'day off' scam
Cloudflare gives AI agents temporary accounts to deploy websites without human logins
Bankruptcy, trademark wars, and digital detox: How did Commodore live through it all?
This tiny European country is pioneering digital ID for AI agents
Canadian lender TD tells some employees it will use software to monitor their work
Developers giving attackers a free ride after hundreds of iPhone AI apps found exposing credentials
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
Texas vendor breach exposes personal data of more than 3 million people
A data breach involving a vendor used by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) has exposed the personal information of more than 3 million people, according to state officials. The compromised data may include names, addresses, and government-issued ID details such as driver’s license numbers.
Dutch privacy regulator warns municipalities are struggling to control public camera surveillance
The Dutch privacy and data protection authority (DPA) claims that many municipalities in the Netherlands attempt to comply with privacy rules and regulations for camera surveillance, but fail miserably.
Britain's cyber agency warns AI-written code could create security disasters if left unchecked
Britain’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) warns the shift from manual coding to AI-generated software could bring serious hidden risks if teams trust AI output without proper scrutiny. The agency says AI-generated code can introduce security flaws and create messy, hard-to-audit systems unless developers stay firmly in control.
