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Which Mobile Operator is the Best? Vote for Market LeadersDevelopment

Which Mobile Operator is the Best? Vote for Market Leaders

Reliable mobile connectivity has become an essential part of daily life—from work to communication. However, operators' advertising promises often don’t match reality: speed, coverage, and signal quality can vary significantly depending on location, smartphone model, and even weather conditions. To identify the true market leaders, the V-Help editorial team is launching a user survey. Share your experience and help others choose the optimal provider.

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New macOS Malware CrashStealer Disguises Itself as Apple ToolSecurity

New macOS Malware CrashStealer Disguises Itself as Apple Tool

Security researchers have uncovered a new macOS spyware, CrashStealer, which masquerades as Apple’s official crash reporting tool. This malware targets sensitive user data, including login credentials, passwords, macOS keychain information, and cryptocurrency wallet details. Attackers leverage social engineering tactics, such as phishing emails or fake websites, to trick victims into installing the malicious software under the guise of a legitimate Apple application. Experts warn of a rising threat to macOS users, traditionally considered a more secure platform.

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CISA Warns of Attacks Exploiting Joomla Extension VulnerabilitiesSecurity

CISA Warns of Attacks Exploiting Joomla Extension Vulnerabilities

The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has issued an urgent warning about critical vulnerabilities in two widely used Joomla CMS extensions—iCagenda and Balbooa Forms. These flaws enable attackers to upload arbitrary files and execute remote code (RCE), posing severe risks of full system compromise. Security experts confirm active exploitation in real-world attacks, with hackers bypassing file upload checks to inject malicious code. Joomla site owners are strongly advised to update vulnerable components immediately, as patches are already available.

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OnePlus Exits US and European Markets — Key Details RevealedHardware

OnePlus Exits US and European Markets — Key Details Revealed

Chinese smartphone brand OnePlus, a subsidiary of Oppo, is preparing to officially announce its withdrawal from the US and European markets in the coming days. This decision follows months of rumors about the company scaling back operations outside Asia. Sources indicate the decision has already been made, though OnePlus has not yet issued an official statement.

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Chinese AI Developer Zhipu AI Launches 'Touch High' AGI Research InitiativeArtificial intelligence

Chinese AI Developer Zhipu AI Launches 'Touch High' AGI Research Initiative

Chinese AI company Zhipu AI, known for its GLM large language models, has announced the launch of its 'Touch High' research program aimed at developing artificial general intelligence (AGI). Unlike commercial projects, the initiative prioritizes long-term scientific challenges. This move could strengthen the company's position in the global AGI race, where China seeks to lead innovation.

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How to Spot QR Code Scams: Protecting Yourself from QuishingSecurity

How to Spot QR Code Scams: Protecting Yourself from Quishing

Cybercriminals are increasingly adopting a new attack method known as quishing, or phishing via QR codes. This fraudulent tactic bypasses traditional security systems, including multi-factor authentication (MFA), leading to account compromises and data breaches. Research shows that such attacks have surged by 25% over the past year, with threat actors embedding malicious links in PDFs, emails, and even physical media like posters and business cards.

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Don Quijote Enhances Folding Umbrellas After User CriticismBusiness

Don Quijote Enhances Folding Umbrellas After User Criticism

Japanese retail giant Don Quijote, known for its vast selection of affordable products, faced a wave of criticism over its in-house folding umbrellas. Customers reported rapid rust formation on metal components and poor durability, prompting the company to hold a dedicated meeting to analyze feedback and revise product design and materials. This case highlights how major retailers leverage consumer feedback to enhance product quality and regain customer trust.

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Wi-Fi 8: What's New and When to Expect the StandardHardware

Wi-Fi 8: What's New and When to Expect the Standard

Chipset and router manufacturers are actively discussing the future of Wi-Fi 8, the next-generation wireless standard set to succeed Wi-Fi 7. The technology is expected to deliver significant improvements in speed, stability, and energy efficiency, which is particularly crucial for enterprise networks and IoT devices. Industry discussions on technical specifications have already begun, though mass adoption is unlikely before 2028.

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Shokz OpenRun Pro: Up to 30% Off Bone Conduction HeadphonesHardware

Shokz OpenRun Pro: Up to 30% Off Bone Conduction Headphones

Shokz OpenRun Pro bone conduction headphones, featuring an open design that keeps you aware of your surroundings during workouts, are now available at their lowest price of the year. Discounts of $50 drop the price to $109 on Amazon, Walmart, and B&H Photo. This makes the model an attractive option for those who prioritize safety and comfort outdoors.

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Japan's Largest Taxi Fleet Disables Systems After CyberattackSecurity

Japan's Largest Taxi Fleet Disables Systems After Cyberattack

Japan’s largest taxi operator, Nihon Kotsu, confirmed a cyberattack that disrupted part of its IT systems. To prevent further damage, the company temporarily disabled portions of its infrastructure while specialists investigate the incident. While core services remain operational, customers may experience delays in service. The company has not disclosed details about the attack’s nature or whether passenger data was compromised.

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Apple Files Lawsuit Against OpenAI Over Alleged Theft of Trade SecretsSecurity

Apple Files Lawsuit Against OpenAI Over Alleged Theft of Trade Secrets

Apple has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI, accusing the company of conspiring with former Apple engineers to steal trade secrets. According to court documents, one ex-employee exploited a vulnerability in Apple’s security system to access and transfer confidential AI-related data to OpenAI. The incident has sparked widespread concern in the IT industry, where protecting intellectual property remains critical. The case highlights the growing risks of data leaks when collaborating with external partners and AI startups.

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Amazon Offers Asus RTX 5060 at Just $2 Above MSRPHardware

Amazon Offers Asus RTX 5060 at Just $2 Above MSRP

Amazon has launched a special offer exclusively for Prime members: the Asus RTX 5060 GPU, powered by NVIDIA’s Blackwell architecture, is now available for just $301.62—merely $2 above the manufacturer’s suggested retail price. However, not all subscribers will qualify for this discount, as Amazon employs undisclosed selection criteria. According to Tom’s Hardware testing, some users with active subscriptions did not see the offer. If you’re among the lucky few, this is one of the best opportunities to upgrade your gaming PC in 2026.

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