Pwn2Own Berlin 2025 Reveals The Next Topics On Insecurity Corner
Pwn2Own has kicked off in Berlin and a disturbing number of zero days have been on display on the first day. They range from Windows 11 to Red Hat to Oracle's Virtualbox…
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Author: Jeremy Hellstrom
Stand And Deliver; Doom: The Dark Ages Arrives
Doom: The Dark Ages got a thorough look by both Ars Technica and Rock, Paper, SHOTGUN and in many cases both sites had similar experiences; the shield is your...
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The AMD EPYC 4005 Grado Series Sounds Great!
You've seen us post reviews of Grado and heard us talk about it on the PCPer Podcast, but never like this. This Grado is from AMD and features six entry level…
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All New Branch Privilege Injection For Every Intel CPU Since The Coffee Lake Refresh
AMD and Arm users can rest easy for this one, as it seems that CVE-2024-45332 only applies to Intel CPUs. The problem is that it applies to almost all Intel chips currently…
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UEFI Ransomware Is So Last Year, Now It’s CPU Ransomware We Need To Worry About
The discovery of UEFI ransomware in the ecosystem ruined a lot of people's happiness. The ability to infect your motherboard's UEFI is an utter nightmare as the malware not only loads every…
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Crucial’s P510 Proves Even DRAMless SSDs Can Be Speed Demons
SSDs continue to evolve and Crucial's P510 is proof there is still plenty of room for improvement at the bottom. The P510 uses Phison's 4-channel DRAMless E31T SSD controller with Micron's 3,600…
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moricons.dll, A Remnant Of Windows 3.1 Lives On To This Day
When Windows goes through a major upgrade Microsoft is more likely to hide legacy features and files that to actually get rid of them. For instance, you may no longer see Disk…
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Crap AI Bug Reports Trying To Score Bounties Makes Another Open Source Developer’s Hair Curl
First they came for Python, bombarding the developers with AI generated bug reports which are utter garage, in the hopes of getting a bug bounty. Now opportunistic people with little...
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Lepro AI Powered Indoor And Outdoor ARGB Lights Enthralled Me
It's finally happened and I have been successfully tempted by The Light Side, accepting at least some AI and aRGB into my life, thanks to Lepro. They offer indoor and outdoor IoT…
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Half-Life 3 Might Be Announced This Year?!?
One of the most frustrating running gags on the interubes is "Half-Life 3 confirmed", but that may no longer be a the case. According to yet another leak, the development...
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Memory-Safe Sudo-rs To Become Default In Ubuntu 25.10
Ubuntu has a fairly large announcement that may not be terribly exciting for many, will help many security specialists sleep better at night. The current Sudo command is vulnerable to several privilege…
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Lenovo ThinkSystem ST45 V3, A Customizable EPYC Tower Server
Lenovo's ST45 V3 is an interesting hybrid of a tower server and workstation, great if you have a need for a local server for your home or small business. It has a…
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