Microsoft Threat Intelligence provides analysis of a ClickFix campaign that uses fake CAPTCHA prompts, DLL sideloading, and a reverse tunnel, with detections and hunting guidance.

A new Teams vishing campaign called Spring Ring used fake IT support calls to trick employees into installing remote-access tools (RAT) and malware.

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Over on the ESP32 subreddit, user HuckleberryKey4642 uploaded a video of their new project. It's a WLED display that's ...

Termux is the definitive terminal emulator app for Android. It's open source, and you can get it from the F-Droid store (the ...

This article explores how ASCII-based instrument control evolved into the SCPI standard, which continues to provide a common language for programmable test equipment more ...

An ESP32 with a little bit of vibecoding can go a long way ...

Since 2023, the annual competition highlights the beauty and diversity of life on Earth, while celebrating the researchers working to understand and protect the natural world. The judges selected an ...

Stock charts are crucial tools for investors. Stock charts are important today because retail investors have access to the same real-time price data and charting tools that institutional investors ...

TI-84 Evo graphing calculator hits $74 at Amazon, a 54% discount from its $160 MSRP and lowest recorded price since its April ...

TerminalFix tricks victims into running malicious PowerShell commands, launching a multi-stage attack that ends with a ...

A custom LZ4 index lets an ESP32 touchscreen search and read about 285,000 Simple English Wikipedia articles offline from a ...