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Revamped Atari 7800 Console to Launch in 2024 with Backward Compatibility for 2600 Cartridges
Atari is making a comeback with the Atari 7800 Plus, a modernized version of its classic 7800 console set to launch in winter 2024. This compact console, priced at $129.99, offers HDMI connectivity and backward compatibility for Atari 2600 and 7800 cartridges.
North Korean Exploit Targets Windows with Sophisticated Rootkit Installation
A newly patched Windows vulnerability has been exploited by North Korean hackers to install an advanced rootkit called FudModule, targeting high-value industries like cryptocurrency engineering and aerospace. The sophisticated attack, attributed to the Lazarus group, leverages a zero-day flaw to gain system-level privileges.
Innovative Recycling Techniques Propel Solar Panel Industry Towards Sustainability
As the solar energy sector rapidly expands, innovative recycling techniques are emerging to handle the increasing number of solar panels reaching the end of their operational life. These advancements promise a more sustainable future for the industry.
Android Auto Unveils Fresh Google Assistant Interface, Echoing Siri's Design
Google has unveiled a new interface for Google Assistant on Android Auto, introducing a colorful and animated element that resembles Siri's design on Apple CarPlay. This update may enhance the visual appeal and functionality of voice interactions, though user reception may vary.
Waymo Unveils Cost-Effective 6th-Generation Hardware
Waymo has announced its 6th-generation hardware suite, which promises enhanced performance and capabilities while significantly reducing costs. This new system marks a major step forward in the development of autonomous vehicles.
Attention: Your Apple ID is Changing to 'Apple Account' Soon
Apple is rebranding 'Apple ID' as 'Apple Account' with the release of its new operating systems this fall, aiming to provide a consistent sign-in experience across its services and devices. Users can expect the transition to be seamless, with all existing credentials and settings remaining intact.
Rescuing Our Digital Future: Battling the Oncoming Data Apocalypse
As our lives become ever more digitized, the looming threat of a digital apocalypse raises critical questions about the preservation of our digital memories. Can we secure our online legacies before they vanish forever?
Microsoft Fixes TPM 2.0 Exploit to Block Windows 11 Installation on Incompatible CPUs
Microsoft has patched a popular workaround that allowed users to install Windows 11 on unsupported hardware, enforcing its strict hardware requirements. This change will impact users of older CPUs and systems without TPM 2.0, who have relied on this method to upgrade their OS.
Airbnb Guests Accused of Mining Cryptocurrency, Racking Up $1,500 Electricity Bill and Pocketing $100,000 in Three Weeks
Airbnb hosts were shocked to discover their guests had allegedly been running a covert cryptocurrency mining operation, leaving them with a $1,500 electricity bill. The incident highlights the need for vigilance and potential safeguards in the short-term rental market.