QR codes become the vehicle for malware in new technique

From InfoWorld: A newly-discovered malicious package with layers of obfuscation is disguised as a utility library, with malware essentially hiding in plain sight in embedded QR codes.

QR codes are ubiquitous these days, as they are an easy way to deliver marketing content or direct users to...

Final Chrome 140 update fixes more security vulnerabilities

From PC World: Google has released one final update for Chrome 140 before it gets replaced by Chrome 141. Google plans to release Chrome 141 at the beginning of October.

The developers have fixed several vulnerabilities in Chrome versions 140.0.7339.207/208 for Windows and macOS and 140.0.7339.207...

YouTube will now let you hide those pesky end screens

From The Verge: YouTube will finally let you dismiss the pop-ups that fill your screen with recommendations at the end of a video. Now, when you come across an end screen, you can select a new “hide” button in the top-right corner of the video so you can finish what you’re watching without...

CORSAIR Introduces the FRAME 4500x

From Corsair Press Release: CORSAIR is excited to introduce the latest member of the FRAME Modular Case System family: the new FRAME 4500X. This mid-tower case leverages the modular design of the FRAME system used for the FRAME 4000D to create a new chassis design with a striking panoramic glass...

Uber's New Prepaid Passes Aim to Reduce Your Daily Commute Costs

From PC Mag: With more companies requesting employees return to the office, the daily commute can get expensive for those reliant on ride-hailing services. To help with that, Uber is rolling out a feature that lets you book rides in advance and save some money in the process.

With Uber's prepaid...

Tiny new YTX motherboard format trims the fat, adds M.2 slots

From PC World: Motherboards come in various standard sizes, but for most of us, the choice boils down to ATX, micro-ATX, and mini-ITX, from largest to smallest. But that’s mostly variations on how many PCIE cards it can hold. There’s now a new standard that swaps a few things around, assuming you...

Apple's iPhone Air May Be One Half of Its Rumored Foldable iPhone

From PC Mag: The iPhone Air might be a prelude to the long-rumored foldable iPhone.

As Bloomberg's Mark Gurman reports, work on the foldable iPhone is currently underway in Cupertino and with Apple's manufacturing partners overseas. When folded, the new device would look like two iPhone Airs...

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