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- 1Security researchers flag new phishing site hosted on compromised WordPress domain●Possible Phishing 🎣 on: ⚠️hxxps[:]//aqpouloqik766[.]wpenginepowered[.]com/wp-admin/includes/RZ54Z2/LSK98U2[.]htm 🧬 Analy
A suspicious URL hosted under a wpenginepowered.com domain was flagged as possible phishing by a security analyst, who defanged the link and shared it with a public URL analysis scan. The malicious page was hidden in a WordPress admin directory, a common tactic on compromised hosting accounts. Cybersecurity watchers are being warned to avoid the link.
- 2How AMD's DEC engineers shaped every 64-bit x86 CPU●Every 64-bit x86 instruction your CPU runs today traces back to a decision Intel lost, and a chip team that came from a
The x86-64 instruction set that modern Intel and AMD processors run traces back to AMD's Athlon (K7) and K8 generations, built by chip engineers hired from DEC and Sun after Intel lost a key decision on 64-bit computing. Tech commentators are recounting this history, noting that DEC no longer exists but its talent ended up defining today's mainstream computing architecture.
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Researchers report that a drop in certain microRNA levels combined with CDK7 signals may serve as new biomarkers for breast cancer diagnosis. The findings could help detect the disease earlier and improve understanding of tumour biology, though details of the study's methods and scope were not provided.
- 4Formula 1 highlights top three fastest qualifiers in Sepang●Formula 1 (@F1): Our top three fastest qualifiers in Sepang 🥈🥇🥉 # F1 # BahrainGP https:// t.co/GrrDwK7ulq # F1 # F1bot #
Formula 1's official account posted a look at the three fastest qualifiers at the Sepang circuit, listing them in silver, gold and bronze order. The post tags the Bahrain Grand Prix despite Sepang being the Malaysian venue, which may be an error or leftover hashtag. Fans are sharing and discussing the qualifying ranking ahead of the race weekend.
- 5New Talk Examines Rust In Sickness and In Health●Rust, In Sickness & In Health https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3kbPyuAtk7g # Rust # Programming # Tech
A talk titled 'Rust, In Sickness & In Health' is circulating among software developers, weighing the Rust programming language's strengths against its costs and long-term sustainability. The discussion touches on adoption challenges, maintenance burdens, and whether Rust's guarantees hold up in practice. Programmers are sharing and debating the presentation's take on the language's health.