The recent circulation of leaked ROM keys has sent ripples through the gaming community. These keys are integral to the PS5’s operating system and security protocols. When hackers gain access to these ...

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Sharing a bed with your partner can be sweet and cozy. But if you’re not compatible bedmates, it’s more frustrating than anything else. Your sleep suffers and resentment toward your partner can build.

Ilya Lichtenstein, who admitted hacking crypto exchange Bitfinex, has been released from prison early. On January 2, 2026, he confirmed his release in a public social statement on social media.

Crypto attackers siphoned an estimated $2.2 billion across 2025’s 10 largest incidents, matching 2024’s full-year tally. The year’s damage was far more concentrated in a handful of giant incidents, as ...

It’s not a great start to 2026 for Sony as PS5 could be wide open to hacks and more jailbreaks, as the console’s ROM keys have reportedly leaked. Images of the leaked keys have been circulating online ...

North Korea’s record-breaking Bybit hack changed how exchanges handle security and even influenced FATF’s global crypto recommendations. Cryptocurrency exchange Bybit suffered a $1.4 billion hack in ...

Trust Wallet on Tuesday revealed that the second iteration of the Shai-Hulud (aka Sha1-Hulud) supply chain outbreak in November 2025 was likely responsible for the hack of its Google Chrome extension, ...

Over the past 12 months, an unprecedented wave of cyber-attacks targeted high-profile companies in a single industry, retail. Three of the most severely impacted victims were UK-based, Marks & Spencer ...

The malicious Trust Wallet extension has also been exporting users’ personal information, pointing to potential insider activity, according to cybersecurity company SlowMist. Trust Wallet users lost ...

Cyber threats last week showed how attackers no longer need big hacks to cause big damage. They're going after the everyday tools we trust most — firewalls, browser add-ons, and even smart TVs — ...