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Bairon McAdams

Bairon McAdams' expertise spans Cyber Security, DevOps, and Hardware. Bairon's material is a trusted source of information for tech leaders and has garnered a global audience. His writing history, not limited to articles and online content, includes several books on the topics of cyber security, devops, and hardware. 
Threat Actor UAC-0050 Targets Ukrainian and Polish Authorities with Trojan-Laced Phishing Emails
Cyber Security
Threat Actor UAC-0050 Targets Ukrainian and Polish Authorities with Trojan-Laced Phishing Emails

In a concerning development, Ukrainian and Polish authorities have become the primary targets of a threat actor that deploys Trojan-laced phishing emails. The malicious campaign has caught the attention of cybersecurity experts, who have named the group behind the attacks UAC-0050. This article delves into the attribution of the phishing wave and explores the techniques employed by this hacking group.

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Intel’s Sierra Forest CPU Falls Short in Benchmark Against AMD’s Zen 4c CPUs
Hardware
Intel’s Sierra Forest CPU Falls Short in Benchmark Against AMD’s Zen 4c CPUs

Intel’s upcoming Sierra Forest CPU has been garnering attention in the tech industry. One of the most interesting aspects of this CPU is its focus on efficiency cores, or E-cores, which are aimed at maximizing core density. However, the first benchmark results for Sierra Forest have recently surfaced online, and it seems that Intel may have a tough battle ahead

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Intel Showcases Advancements in 3D Stacked CMOS Transistors and Backside Power Delivery at IEDM 2023
Hardware
Intel Showcases Advancements in 3D Stacked CMOS Transistors and Backside Power Delivery at IEDM 2023

At the 2023 IEEE International Electron Devices Meeting (IEDM), Intel researchers showcased advancements in 3D stacked CMOS transistors combined with backside power and direct backside contacts. These breakthroughs in transistor architecture technology are crucial for further scaling and improved performance. In this article, we will explore the research presented by Intel’s Components Research group and their efforts to extend Moore’s

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Intel Set to Launch 5th Generation Scalable Xeon CPUs – Emerald Rapids
Hardware
Intel Set to Launch 5th Generation Scalable Xeon CPUs – Emerald Rapids

On December 14th, Intel is gearing up to release its highly anticipated 5th Generation scalable Xeon CPUs, codenamed Emerald Rapids. These state-of-the-art processors are the successors to the 4th Generation Sapphire Rapids CPUs, promising increased core counts, larger cache pools, and enhanced memory support. In this article, we will delve deeper into the features and performance improvements offered by Emerald

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AMD’s Latest Graphics Driver Resolves Power Consumption Issues in RDNA 3 Desktop Graphics Cards
Hardware
AMD’s Latest Graphics Driver Resolves Power Consumption Issues in RDNA 3 Desktop Graphics Cards

AMD has released its latest graphics driver, version 23.12.1, which reportedly addresses a longstanding problem with power consumption in RDNA 3 desktop graphics cards. Previous drivers had caused these graphics cards to consume excessive power during idle periods, leading to higher energy usage and potentially increased bills. To determine the effectiveness of the new driver, our sister site Tom’s Hardware

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UK Government Dismisses Claims of Cyberattack on Sellafield Nuclear Site, Investigations Underway for Enhanced Cybersecurity
Cyber Security
UK Government Dismisses Claims of Cyberattack on Sellafield Nuclear Site, Investigations Underway for Enhanced Cybersecurity

The British government is firmly dismissing claims made by The Guardian newspaper regarding a cyber attack on the Sellafield nuclear site. Despite the allegations of state-sponsored hacking by cyber groups linked to Russia and China, the government asserts that there is no evidence or records to support such claims. Nevertheless, investigations are underway to enhance Sellafield’s cybersecurity standards and restore

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NVIDIA Achieves Milestone with Over 500 RTX Games and Applications – A Game–Changing Era in Graphics Technology
Hardware
NVIDIA Achieves Milestone with Over 500 RTX Games and Applications – A Game–Changing Era in Graphics Technology

NVIDIA, the renowned technology company, has reached a remarkable milestone with over 500 games and applications leveraging their groundbreaking RTX technologies. Introduced in 2018, NVIDIA’s RTX technologies, including ray tracing and DLSS (Deep Learning Super Sampling), have revolutionized the gaming industry, pushing the boundaries of graphical realism and performance. Overview of RTX Technologies NVIDIA’s RTX technologies, unveiled in 2018, have

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Qualcomm Security Flaws: Critical Vulnerabilities Exploited in Limited Attacks
Cyber Security
Qualcomm Security Flaws: Critical Vulnerabilities Exploited in Limited Attacks

Qualcomm, a leading mobile chipset manufacturer, recently released more information about three high-severity security flaws that it disclosed had been subjected to “limited, targeted exploitation” in October 2023. This revelation has raised concerns about the vulnerability of Qualcomm’s chips and the potential risks faced by users. The flaws have been confirmed as real-world threats, with reports from Google’s Threat Analysis

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Surge in Deceptive Android Loan Apps: A Growing Threat to User Security
Cyber Security
Surge in Deceptive Android Loan Apps: A Growing Threat to User Security

In recent years, the world has witnessed a surge in the digital lending industry, making financial assistance easily accessible to a wide range of users. However, this convenience has also attracted malicious actors looking to exploit vulnerable individuals. Security researchers have uncovered a disturbing trend since the beginning of 2023 – an alarming increase in deceptive Android loan apps. What

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Russian National Admits to Involvement in Developing Notorious TrickBot Malware
Cyber Security
Russian National Admits to Involvement in Developing Notorious TrickBot Malware

A Russian national, Vladimir Dunaev, has recently pleaded guilty to his instrumental role in the development and deployment of the TrickBot malware. This admission marks a significant milestone in the ongoing fight against cybercriminal activities. TrickBot, a notorious malware, was responsible for stealing money, sensitive information, and serving as an entry point for other devastating malware families, including Ryuk and

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