A verified Steam game was recently discovered to contain a cryptodrainer component, following multiple gamers being robbed after playing it. The game in question was BlockBlasters, a 2D platformer available on the gaming service between July and September.

We reported on the UK’s demand to access Apple users’ global data back in March. Now, it seems that the demand has been rescinded, though it’s not 100% certain. 

We talked a few months ago about the rise in malicious LLMs, and a recent report from Anthropic, creators of Claude AI, shines further light on the issue. Their Threat Intelligence Report reveals several instances of Claude being misused maliciously, from extortion and fraud to selling AI-generated ransomware. Cybercriminals now use AI at every step of their operations, helping them with tasks like stealing credit card information, profiling victims, and analyzing stolen data.

Have you ever thought, “I wish my computer took periodic screenshots of everything I do on my computer”? Well, Microsoft seems to think it’s exactly what people want, considering the rollout of its Recall feature this past May. 

Online age verification for adult content in the UK was implemented on July 25, 2025 to the chagrin of online safety advocates and myriad netizens. It requires any web service or social media site hosting content that could be deemed inappropriate to children to set up a system to prove users are over 18. This is all thanks to The Online Safety Act. 

All of us, in one way or another, work with the web — some write code, others test features, support users, launch new products, or simply like to surf. There’s one thing that connects nearly all our efforts: a website’s visibility and success in search engines. And we all have search engine optimization (SEO) to thank for that.

Over the past few years, a cybercrime group called Scattered Spider has been wreaking havoc across numerous industries. Here’s everything you need to know.