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Feds warn that “pay the fine now” texts with QR codes are draining people’s bank accounts.

Vornado recalled tower heaters that can overheat and catch fire when the fan blade breaks loose.

That surprise job-offer text is probably a scam built to steal your money, the FTC says.

Free VPN apps may quietly turn your home internet into a tool for criminals, the FBI warns.

Nvidia is jumping into Windows laptops with a new chip aimed squarely at Intel and AMD.

Your smart TV logs what you watch through a hidden feature called ACR.

Hackers are hijacking outdated home routers, and the FBI named the models at risk.

Acer jumped into the smart-glasses race with two models priced at $299 and $499.

Nvidia’s confidential-compute hardware will encrypt Apple users’ AI data on Google servers.

Nvidia’s new Apple-silicon rival already trails Apple by about two years, a teardown found.

Payment-app scams are draining $2.1 billion a year, and banks rarely refund the victims.

Snap’s augmented-reality glasses, Specs, opened for preorder with a wider view and longer battery.

Meta launched its own AI smart glasses starting at $299.

OpenAI is building its own smartphone chip with Broadcom, code-named Jalapeño.

124 million passwords just leaked online, and you can check whether yours is one.

The FBI warns your smart TV’s built-in camera can open a path into your home network.

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