Google’s Project Zero discloses five zero-day vulnerabilities Google’s Project Zero discloses five zero-day vulnerabilities Project Zero researcher Jann Horn discovered five exploitable vulnerabilities in the ARM Mali GPU driver between June and July this year. One of the security flaws can lead to kernel memory corruption while another can disclose physical memory addresses to userspace. The remaining three lead to a physical page use-after-free condition. These flaws would “enable an attacker to continue to read and write physical pages after they had been returned to the system,” Ian Beer of Project Zero explains....

This is up from the 50 million that YouTube announced in September of last year. So that’s quite a bit of growth for YouTube. And while we don’t know for sure, but adding more pre-roll, mid-roll and longer ads likely accounted for this growth. As far as YouTube Music is concerned, this does put them solidly in third place, behind Spotify and Apple Music. Which is pretty impressive, but keep in mind that some services will include free trials in these numbers, so the numbers can be a bit skewed here....

The Galaxy A53 5G offers really great battery life The Galaxy A53 5G offers really great battery life Our Galaxy A53 5G review went out in early May, and we managed to get great battery life results out of it. As a reminder, the Galaxy A53 5G includes a 5,000mAh battery on the inside. Its processor is not particularly power-hungry, as it includes the Exynos 1280. So, what kind of results are we talking about here?...

Of course the star of the show is Alienware’s new 480Hz panel offering. Which comes on both the new m17 R5 and the x17 R2. Each laptop features these refresh rates with Full HD resolution. So you’re trading a higher resolution picture for better frames and ultra-smooth gaming. The new m17 R5 launches today featuring AMD’s Radeon RX 6850M XT, a GPU that features 12GB of DDR6 RAM. It’s also one of the pricier machines as it starts at $2,799....

Companies are getting back to their pre-Covid normal Companies are getting back to their pre-Covid normal These decisions have been made following the decline in Omicron COVID-19 in the United States. Of course, in the future, with the advent of a new variant of Corona, mandatory health policies may be re-adopted. According to the latest guideline by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 70 percent of Americans can remove masks in areas where COVID-19 hospitalizations were low....