Monthly Archives: July 2026
Paidwork Data Breach: 23 Million User Records Exposed in Massive Leak
A major Paidwork data breach has exposed the personal and financial information of 23 million users. Learn how to protect your account following this security incident. Continue reading
Meta Outage Disrupts Facebook and Instagram Globally
A widespread Meta outage has impacted Facebook, Instagram, and Messenger users worldwide. Learn about the reported service disruptions and potential causes of this global system failure. Continue reading
Zilog Z80 at 50: The Open-Source Resurrection of an Iconic Processor
Celebrating its 50th anniversary, the legendary Zilog Z80 microprocessor lives on through a community-driven open-source silicon project that provides modern, drop-in replacements for vintage hardware. Continue reading
Calcumator 2000: Michał Zalewski Unveils Analog Calculator and UI Complexity
Renowned security researcher Michał Zalewski has built the Calcumator 2000, an analog hardware project exploring the unexpected UI complexity of standard calculators. Continue reading
FluentCleaner: The Best Open-Source Alternative to CCleaner
Discover why FluentCleaner is emerging as the ultimate open-source alternative to CCleaner, offering a privacy-focused, zero-telemetry tool for Windows optimization. Continue reading
Signal multi-device support arrives for Android phones and tablets
Signal beta 8.20 introduces long-awaited Signal multi-device support, allowing users to link additional Android phones and tablets to one account. Continue reading
MacSurf 2.0 Brings Modern Web Capabilities to Classic Mac OS 9
Discover how MacSurf 2.0 brings modern web capabilities, TLS 1.3 encryption, and JavaScript support to classic PowerPC Macs running Mac OS 9. Continue reading
California DROP Platform Enforcement: August 1 Deletion Deadline
Learn how the California DROP platform simplifies data privacy by mandating that brokers purge personal information starting August 1, 2026. Continue reading
Passwork Security Breach: European Password Manager Linked to Russian Intelligence
A major investigation has revealed a Passwork security breach, exposing how the European password manager maintained hidden ties to Russian state intelligence services. Continue reading