Topic: third-party software
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Logitech Data Breach Exposes User Information
Logitech experienced a data breach due to a zero-day vulnerability in third-party software, leading to unauthorized data copying, but the company promptly patched the issue after a fix was released. The stolen data includes information on employees, consumers, customers, and suppliers, but sensit...
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GameStop 2TB NVMe SSD Review: Budget PS5 Drive Performs Well
The GameStop NVMe SSD is a budget-friendly storage upgrade for the PS5 and PC, offering strong performance with a PS5-compliant heatsink and reliable hardware from Silicon Motion and Samsung. Its key advantage is competitive pricing, especially for higher 2TB and 4TB capacities, though it lacks p...
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Healthcare Sector: 58 Days to Patch Critical Security Flaws
Healthcare organizations are slow to patch serious security vulnerabilities, leaving sensitive systems and patient data exposed for extended periods. The sector remediates only 57% of serious findings, with a median resolution time of 58 days and an average of 244 days to address half of all issu...
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Xbox Game Dev Update Spring '26: Project Helix Stream Launches
Microsoft will broadcast a developer-focused video presentation today detailing its Project Helix console, a PC/console hybrid, on the Xbox Game Dev YouTube channel at 5pm BST. The briefing aims to clarify whether Project Helix is a console or PC, but key unknowns remain, including potential PC v...
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