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Apr 22nd, 2026What Is a USB Killer?
A USB killer is a gadget that resembles a typical USB flash drive in appearance but has entirely different internal parts. It has discharge circuitry and capacitors in place of memory chips. It takes electricity from the USB port when it is put into a device, stores an electrical charge, ...
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Apr 16th, 2026How the "RedSun" Exploit Works
RedSun is a recently released hack that manipulates Windows Defender's logic to make it function as a malicious code delivery system. Privilege Escalation: An unprivileged user can obtain SYSTEM-level access and complete control over an impacted machine by exploiting an Elevation of Privilege (EoP) vulnerability. Defender Turned Attacker: Instead ...
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Apr 15th, 2026Google to Penalize Sites That Trap You With Back Button Tricks – What You Need to Know
After reading an article after clicking on a search result, you use the back button to go back to your search results. But you're stuck rather than returning. A fresh page appears. Then one more. You get further into the website when you click back again. Back button hijacking ...
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Apr 9th, 2026Your Phone Is Sharing Data While You Sleep—Here's How to Stop It
At night, you put your phone down, close your eyes, and pretend it's lying next to you. However, that is untrue. Your smartphone is silently sending small amounts of data to advertisers, app developers, and device manufacturers while you sleep. For your phone to work correctly, some of this ...
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Apr 7th, 2026Firefox Just Got a Built-In VPN: What It Means for Your Privacy
A built-in Virtual Private Network (VPN) service is a major new feature that Mozilla has discreetly included to its Firefox browser. This integration, which is available in Firefox versions 149 and later, is a significant step toward making privacy protection a function that is accessible by default rather than an add-on ...
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