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Inside the Scam Surge Riding on the Trump vs. Musk Feud

3 days ago | techopedia.com | Franklin Okeke

Bad actors do not let any commotion slip by without trying to turn it into a tool to advance their cause. From little moments of system downtime to social media spats, there’s always one way or perhaps many ways a threat actor could build out an attack from them. Earlier in June 2025, a heated exchange between Elon Musk and President Donald Trump over trade policy set off a wave of opportunistic cyber activity.
Stablecoin Risks: Why “Stable” Doesn’t Always Mean Safe

3 days ago | techopedia.com | Marshall Gunnell

Stablecoins are supposed to be coins that hold their value while everything else goes up and down. But recent events have shown that “stable” doesn’t always mean secure. Between failed pegs, shaky reserves, and unclear regulation, these digital tokens carry more risk than many realize. Before calling them a safe bet, it’s worth taking a closer look. Key TakeawaysStablecoins are designed to hold a steady value but often rely on trust, not transparency.
AI Superintelligence by 2030: Sam Altman’s Bold Timeline & Risks

4 days ago | techopedia.com | Franklin Okeke

Artificial general intelligence (AGI) and even more advanced concept of artificial superintelligence are terms that often carry a hint of science fiction. They conjure systems that not only support human thought but eventually surpass it. Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, sees that possibility coming into focus faster than many expect.
AI at Scale, But at What Price? Taming Infrastructure Costs in 2025

5 days ago | techopedia.com | Nicole Willing

As enterprises accelerate artificial intelligence (AI) initiatives in a bid to stay competitive, infrastructure costs are becoming fragmented, unpredictable, and harder to manage. Untracked usage, cost attribution gaps, shared services, and siloed billing data obscure true cost drivers and hinder the ability to measure return on investment (ROI).
Can Microsoft Close Europe’s Cybersecurity Gaps? Experts Weigh In

5 days ago | techopedia.com | Franklin Okeke

When Microsoft announced its European Security Program (ESP), it framed the initiative as a contribution to regional cyber resilience across the continent. But this move carries broader implications. Europe’s cybersecurity posture is under increasing strain, shaped by fragmented national frameworks, the growing sophistication of AI-driven threats, and escalating geopolitical tensions.
Apple’s Epic Loss Could Be Mobile Gaming’s Big Reset

1 week ago | techopedia.com | John Meah

Epic Games’ David vs. Goliath legal takedown of Apple last month had rank & file gamers in celebration mode. But there’s more at stake than getting Fortnite back on iPhones. The ruling means Apple can’t compel game publishers to use its proprietary payment systems anymore. Billions of dollars will shift out of App Store income and flow back to developers. Just as the iOS owner looks to be getting serious about gaming, it faces a massive reallocation of value from mobile platforms to publishers.
From Silicon to Software: Building Resilient Supply Chains

1 week ago | techopedia.com | John Meah

In the first five months of 2025, supply chain attacks impacted 22 out of 24 industry sectors. With everything and everyone more connected than ever, your organization’s resilience relies entirely on maintaining the best possible security defenses. Even with up-to-date policies and procedures followed by employees and third-party vendors, insider threats or human errors in manual processes can still expose your network to vulnerabilities. Take the Marks & Spencer cyberattack.
LOTL Attacks Surge as Hackers Exploit Built-In Tools

1 week ago | techopedia.com | Franklin Okeke

Many security teams often spend time tuning their defences to catch malware. But think of what happens when bad actors no longer fancy the need to bring anything new into your system? That’s the premise behind a growing trend known as living off the land (LOTL) attacks. Under this method, all bad actors need to do is use the tools already built into your system environment to carry out their objectives. Recent reports show how widespread the technique has become.
Customer First, Tech Second: How Chase Powers Smarter Business

1 week ago | techopedia.com | Neil C. Hughes

What does progress look like when over seven million small businesses trust you to move their money, guard against fraud, and provide advice that works? For Jameson Trautman, Head of Product for Small Business at Chase for Business, a wholly-owned subsidiary of JPMorgan Chase & Co., the answer is simple: real innovation must help people, not overwhelm them. Techopedia caught up with Jameson to find out why a bank trusted by millions still refuses to hand everything over to automation.
Crypto Scams in 2025 & How to Fight Back

1 week ago | techopedia.com | Nicole Willing

As the value of cryptocurrency assets continues to rise – decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols now lock over $100 billion in total value – they have become more attractive to scammers who are increasingly leveraging advanced technologies. Enabled by realistic artificial intelligence (AI) deepfakes, crypto scams are now exploiting psychology to create attacks that are becoming more personalized and believable.