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Over the weekend, Google rolled out a patch to Google Chrome. It addresses a zero-day vulnerability. But what are zero-day vulnerabilities and zero-day attacks? We [Read more]

Online advertising has been a bit of a problem for a long time. Join Jonathan and Ben as they talk about ads, ad blockers and [Read more]

China’s Cyberspace Administration recommends regulations that would prevent AI from upsetting the country’s political apple cart. Plus, why did Elon Musk buy 10,000 GPUs? And [Read more]

What does a CPU do? What is clock speed? What does it mean to overclock a CPU? And are FLOPS a good thing? See omnystudio.com/listener [Read more]

We’ve got stories about top secret US documents showing up on Discord servers and how Meta’s verification system is putting people in danger, but to [Read more]

What is a dark ride? What’s the oldest dark ride still in operation? How do dark rides use technology to tell stories? And whatever happened [Read more]

Hak5 Host Shannon Morse joins the show to talk about hacking as a profession. From white hats to black hats, how do hackers make money? [Read more]

Meta has plans to launch a commercialized AI product by the end of this year. Apple might have picked the wrong year to get into [Read more]

Razer makes pretty much everything, but this episode is about some of the concepts, prototypes and (arguably) vaporware the company has teased that never became [Read more]

Germany looks to block ChatGPT out of privacy concerns. Samsung Semiconductor adjusts its own stance on ChatGPT as employees share a bit too much information [Read more]