Microsoft Confirms PowerShell 2.0 Removal in Windows 11 PowerShell 2.0 removal is finally happening as Microsoft begins phasing out the legacy scripting environment from Windows 11. The deprecated version, which originally launched with older operating systems like Windows XP and Server 2003, will n...

Nvidia GPU Price Increase Could Be Coming: Why Prime Day May Be Your Best Shot If you've been eyeing a new graphics card, now might be the smartest time to buy. A worrying Nvidia GPU price increase could be on the horizon, based on new production rumors. Multiple reports suggest Nvidia plans to redu...

Ingram Micro ransomware attack disrupts operations Ingram Micro, a leading global IT distributor, has confirmed a ransomware attack that significantly impacted its internal systems. The Ingram Micro ransomware attack forced the company to shut down parts of its infrastructure, prompting some employe...

What Artificial General Intelligence Means for Your Business Artificial general intelligence for business has become a buzzworthy topic in 2025, but many leaders still struggle with what it actually means for their organizations. Instead of speculating on when AGI will fully arrive, the smarter ques...

Android Auto Spotify Jam Makes Car Trips More Social If you use Spotify while driving, the new Android Auto Spotify Jam feature just made your road trips more interactive. The latest update brings a redesigned user interface and the Jam functionality that lets passengers in the car contribute to the...

Why Third-Party Software Risks Threaten Cyber Resilience Third-party software risks have become one of the biggest challenges to maintaining strong cyber resilience. JPMorgan’s recent open letter to its tech vendors makes this crystal clear: modernize your security or risk being dropped. With integr...

What is the ransomware payment ban—and how will it affect the UK?  That’s the question many are asking as the UK Government moves to potentially outlaw ransom payments by public sector organizations. Within the first 100 words, let’s address it: The ransomware payment ban proposal would prevent gove...

Why the US Sanctioned Aeza Group, a Bulletproof Hosting Provider The US government has officially sanctioned Aeza Group, a Russian-based bulletproof hosting provider, for helping cybercrime gangs carry out ransomware attacks. Bulletproof hosting (BPH) providers like Aeza are known for turning a blin...

Massive TalentHook Data Breach Exposes 26 Million Resumes A shocking TalentHook data breach has exposed over 26 million resumes and CVs stored on an unsecured cloud server. Cybernews researchers discovered the leak on a misconfigured Azure Blob storage container, which was accessible to the public w...

The GoPro Max 2 Is Finally Happening After years of anticipation and development delays, the GoPro Max 2 is officially on the horizon. Teaser images shared by GoPro on social media have confirmed that the long-awaited 360-degree action camera is finally nearing its launch. This next-gen camera will ...

Why the Windows Firewall Error in Windows 11 24H2 Isn’t a Real Threat If you're seeing a strange Windows Firewall error after updating to Windows 11 24H2, you're not alone. Many users have reported false positives in their security event logs—errors that seem critical but aren't. Microsoft has ackno...

Why the EU Could Scan Your Chats by October 2025 The controversial Chat Control proposal is back on the European Union's table and could be enforced as soon as October 14, 2025. The focus keyword here is Chat Control, which refers to the proposed EU legislation aiming to scan private messages—includ...