Xbox brings four OG games to PC via its backward compatibility program
Microsoft extends its Xbox backward compatibility program to PC: four games from the "OG Xbox" era (2001-2005) arrive on Windows via the Xbox app.
3 h ago 15 3
Casio G-Shock GMA-P2110B: compact format, bio-sourced resin and fine metal insert - G-Shock goes for sobriety
Casio (Casio Computer) is preparing the G-Shock GMA-P2110B series for August 2026: compact format, monochrome black and brown finishes, bio-sourced resin construction, and a thin metal insert around the dial. A G-Shock that accepts to step out of its monolithic silhouette.
16 h ago 16 4
Paidwork: 23 million accounts from the microtask platform dumped on a cybercriminal forum - radio silence from the publisher
A 11 GB dump containing the data of over 23 million Paidwork users was put up for sale on a hacking forum and then added to Have I Been Pwned on July 19, 2026. Bank accounts, addresses, dates of birth, and bcrypt: the inventory is heavy. Paidwork has yet to react publicly.
Jul 20, 2026 20 4
Windows Update serves as a vector: LG silently installs software via monitors, without consent
Connecting an LG monitor to a Windows PC triggers the automatic installation of LG software via Windows Update - without checking, without warning, and without the possibility of explicit refusal.
Jul 18, 2026 6 2
OpenSSL HollowByte: 11 bytes are enough to freeze the memory of a TLS server
An 11-byte TLS request is enough to cause OpenSSL server memory to bloat, leading to a denial of service. A formidable asymmetric DoS.
Jul 18, 2026 2 1
Steam breaks its own record: $11.1 billion in H1 2026
According to an estimate relayed by Notebookcheck, Steam would have generated $11.1 billion in gross revenue over the first six months of 2026 - a record semester in the history of Valve's platform.
Jul 17, 2026 6 2
Belgium blocks 113 pirate domains, warez reinvent themselves as… poker
The French-speaking court of Brussels has blocked 113 domains of pirate sites (wawacity, zone-telechargement...). Operators have anticipated and are migrating to unlikely TLDs. Quick summary + what this changes.
Jul 17, 2026 13 3
LegacyHive: the new "OS-breaking" 0-day announced fizzles out
The "serial tormentor" of Microsoft, known for its spectacular 0-days, has released LegacyHive. Researchers' verdict: useful in post-compromise scenarios, far from the devastating vulnerability promised.
Jul 17, 2026 5 2