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Turns out Microsoft's Secure Boot was little better than a busted lock for about a decade

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PC Gamer · Jul 16

'No new vulnerability is needed to bypass UEFI Secure Boot': Experts find attackers can exploit decades-old flaws to gain access to key systems

Almost a dozen vulnerable UEFI shim bootloaders discovered and revoked.

TechRadar · Jul 15

North Korean hackers target gamers with trojanized platform - here's what to look out for

Popular game platform was compromised and used to deliver backdoors.

TechRadar · May 6

North Korean hackers target European defense firms with dream job scam

Lazarus is after drone know-how and has infiltrated three firms.

TechRadar · Oct 24, 2025

ESET Coupon Codes in October 2025 |

Use one of these ESET coupon codes to save on cybersecurity, password management and VPN.

Tom’s Hardware · Oct 15, 2025

ESET review

ESET Home Security is less expensive than other antivirus packages, runs light and fast – and has three tiers of protection available

Tom’s Guide · Sep 8, 2025

AI-powered PromptLocker ransomware is just an NYU research project — the code worked as a typical ransomware, selecting targets, exfiltrating selected data and encrypting volumes

ESET's discovery of the first AI-powered ransomware turned out to be an NYU research project.

Tom’s Hardware · Sep 5, 2025

Windows servers hijacked to boost Google rankings for dodgy gambling sites

Chinese hackers seen deploying new malware to boost Google rankings for shady sites.

TechRadar · Sep 5, 2025

The first AI-powered ransomware has been discovered — "PromptLock" uses local AI to foil heuristic detection and evade API tracking

Security firm ESET has discovered a new type of ransomware that uses a local AI model to generate malicious scripts and perform other illicit activities. Because of the variance of LLM output, this malware is harder to track than traditional attacks.

Tom’s Hardware · Aug 26, 2025

Still using WinRAR? It might be time for an update, as a zero-day vulnerability is being 'exploited in the wild in the guise of job application documents'

WinArrrrgh.

PC Gamer · Aug 12, 2025