Proton’s groundbreaking dark web monitoring tool has uncovered 300 million stolen credentials, with nearly half containing passwords. This revelation comes as password-based attacks continue to escalate across the digital landscape.
Founders often rush to hire COOs to escape operational chaos, but new insights suggest this move can backfire spectacularly. The early-stage grind provides crucial market feedback that can’t be delegated without consequences. Timing your first operational hire requires navigating a delicate balance
Independent studio emptyvessel has revealed the first gameplay for DEFECT, their immersive squad-based cyberpunk shooter. The game features unprecedented environmental destruction and HUD-less gameplay set in a futuristic city ruled by a mysterious AI.
During the recent Galaxies Gaming Showcase, sources indicate that independent development studio emptyvessel unveiled the first official gameplay footage for their debut title, DEFECT. According to reports, the studio was founded by two former id Software developers and has generated significant industry interest with this impressive demonstration of their squad-based cyberpunk first-person shooter.
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Microsoft is deploying an emergency fix for Windows 11 after a mandatory security update disrupted local network connections and caused peripheral failures. The problematic update reportedly breaks connections to locally hosted applications and services, creating significant issues for developers and users. According to reports, the company warns affected users to wait for the official patch rather than attempting internet-based solutions.
Microsoft has confirmed it is rolling out an emergency patch for Windows 11 after a recent mandatory security update caused significant system disruptions, according to reports from Windows Latest. The problematic update, identified as KB5066835, has been described as a “total disaster” by affected users and reportedly breaks localhost connections, preventing locally hosted applications from connecting to networks.
