Today's news that hackers put backdoors into thousands of Asus computers using the company's own software update platform is a reminder of why supply-chain compromises are one of the scariest digital ...

Asus computers which use or ship with Asus Live Update software installed are at the centre of a new computer hacking story. A recent report by Motherboard reveals that hackers managed to sign some ...

The company says you should disable any services accessible from the internet, including AiCloud, port forwarding, DDNS, VPN servers, DMZ, port triggering, FTP, and remote access from WAN. Make sure ...

The attack appears to be associated with a China-backed APT actor. A supply-chain attack dubbed “Operation ShadowHammer” has been uncovered, targeting users of the ASUS Live Update Utility with a ...

Thought the attack appears to have targeted a list of 600 machines, the associated malware made its way to an estimated one million people, according to Kaspersky Labs. When you purchase through links ...

The star of the update is a new “core parking” option on the Ally X. By disabling a couple of CPU cores, the system frees up more thermal headroom for the Radeon 890M integrated GPU to stretch its ...

A cybercriminal campaign focused on targeting the supply chain through the exploitation of ASUS Live Update software may have involved the installation of backdoors on over one million PCs. On Monday, ...

Chris has reported for various tech and consumer goods outlets over the past decade, including Android Police and MakeUseOf since early 2022. Previously, he has contributed to outlets such as ...

An attack on the update system for ASUS personal computers allowed attackers to inject backdoor malware into thousands of computers, according to researchers at Kaspersky Labs. The attack, reported ...

A highly sophisticated cyberattack designed to look like a routine software update misled more than 57,000 Asus laptop owners, mostly in Russia, into installing malware that granted “backdoor” access ...

The first ROG Ally from Asus, a $700 Windows-based handheld gaming PC, performed better than the Steam Deck, but it did so through notable compromises on battery life. The hardware also had a ...

Aaron is a geek who has always had a passion for technology. When not working or writing, he can be found spending time with his family, playing a game, or watching a movie. Early last month, it was ...