Russian USB malware spreads worldwide, beyond its Ukraine targets
"LitterDrifter" worm is infecting PCs that weren't intentionally targeted by its creators
Elon Musk disabled Starlink during Ukraine attack on Russian ships over fears of nuclear reprisals
"How am I in this war?"
In a nutshell: Elon Musk turned off Starlink to foil a Ukrainian drone attack on the Russian naval fleet in Crimea last year over fears that Vladimir Putin would retaliate with a nuclear strike, according to a new biography.
Russia fines Reddit, Apple, and Wikipedia for not removing "fake" content related to Ukraine invasion
Wikipedia has been fined multiple times
Metro series author Dmitry Glukhovsky sentenced to 8 years in prison by Russian court for social media posts
He accused the Russian military of war crimes
Russia's propaganda finds a home in Minecraft, Roblox, and other games
A real-world conflict seeps into the virtual realms
Almost 70% of Russian gamers are pirating in the wake of sanctions
Russia's piracy problem has worsened
Another disinformation-spreading Russian bot farm has been busted in Ukraine
Tech has been at the forefront of the Russia/Ukraine war
Ad for a cheap BMW was used as Trojan horse in Russian cyberattack on Ukrainian diplomats
Beware of ads for inexpensive German cars
Counter-Strike: Go is being used to inform Russians about the war in Ukraine
A novel way of evading Russian media censorship
In brief: Trying to report on the war in Ukraine to Russians in their home country is a challenging feat, given the media restrictions Putin has put in place. But Finland's biggest newspaper has found a creative method of delivering information: a Counter-Strike map.
Ukraine army is using the Steam Deck to control machine gun turrets
Valve is unlikely to be pleased
Leaked 'Vulkan Files' reveal Russia's cyberwarfare operations
"People should know the dangers of this"
What just happened? A whistleblower has leaked files from a Moscow-based defense contractor that allegedly show how the company works with Russian military and intelligence agencies to support them in hacking operations, training operatives, spreading disinformation, and scanning the internet for vulnerabilities.
Ammo manufacturer can't make extra artillery shells because TikTok data center is using all the electricity
"We are concerned because we see our future growth is challenged by the storage of cat videos"
WTF?! TikTok often makes headlines over claims that its user data is shared with the Chinese government, but it seems the company is also having an unintended (or possibly intended) impact on one of Europe's largest ammunition manufacturers.
Russian hackers threaten to release Stalker 2 content if demands are not met
GSC Game World has been dealing with cyberattacks since the war began
SpaceX stops Ukraine from using Starlink service to control drones
Starlink can be used for military comms, but controlling drones is prohibited
Belarus law grants government ability to pirate western multimedia, including software until 2025
Scheme allows IP owners to collect money owed, if they can
Arma 3 dev says it is still being used to create fake news, offers tips for identifying game footage
WTF?! Footage of video games purporting to be real-life incidents, particular those from conflicts, is far from a new phenomenon. The practice has been increasing this year following the war in Ukraine, and it's often Arma 3 gameplay that's used as the fake footage. Now, developer Bohemia Interactive has addressed the circulation of these videos and explained how to tell real clips from fakes.
US Army and CDC remove code from apps after finding out it was Russian-made
The Siberian company "misled" government bodies into thinking it was an American firm
TSMC will localize some neon production to secure the global supply
Ukraine produced half the world's supply before the Russian invasion
US government denies it is considering national security reviews of Elon Musk ventures
Twitter and SpaceX were reportedly set for review
Elon Musk backtracks, says SpaceX will fund Starlink in Ukraine "indefinitely"
And is adding a donate option to Starlink
Elon Musk says SpaceX can't fund Starlink in Ukraine indefinitely, wants Pentagon to foot bill
Musk says he's only following an ambassador's recommendation to "f**k off"
A hot potato: Elon Musk has been praised for supplying Ukraine with SpaceX Starlink terminals to help in the war against Russia, but the world's richest person has warned that his company can't continue its donations or fund the existing system indefinitely and is asking the Pentagon to start paying for the service.
Elon Musk denies report that he recently talked to Putin about use of nuclear weapons in Ukraine
Musk says he last spoke to Putin 18 months ago
Elon Musk 'Ukraine peace plan' Twitter poll brings angry response from country's president
Musk might want to stay away from politics
A hot potato: Elon Musk has waded into another controversy on the platform he once tried to buy. The world's richest man tweeted a proposal on how to end the war between Ukraine and Russia, and it's brought an angry response from the country's president.
Nvidia to cease all activities in Russia, will relocate employees
In light of "recent developments"