ComputersNews

Microsoft patches a record 206 flaws—and one is already being exploited

Yesterday, on Patch Tuesday for June, Microsoft released security updates to address 206 vulnerabilities. This is a new record, breaking the previous record of 175 in October 2025. In addition to Windows and Office, both Exchange Server and Microsoft’s cloud services are also affected. One of the vulnerabilities is already being exploited in the wild. Microsoft classifies a total of 38…
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GamingNews

Final Fantasy Resonance: We Played the First Turn-Based HD-2D FF Game | IGN Exclusive Preview

A turn-based HD-2D Final Fantasy, huh. It’s hard to believe it’s real. As someone who grew up on old-school Final Fantasy games and JRPGs, it’s also hard to believe I was able to play Final Fantasy Resonance for about three hours at Square Enix as part of an IGN exclusive. From the struggles of finishing Final Fantasy IV and VI when I was just five years old to the hundreds of hours I…
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GamingNews

Rollcage Successor Grip Returns With Sequel, Grip XR

Developer Caged Element has launched a Kickstarter campaign for its planned Grip: Combat Racing sequel, Grip XR. A demo for the game is available to download now on Steam. A scorchingly fast combat racer, Grip: Combat Racing and Grip XR are spiritual successors to the…
CryptoNews

Can SpaceX IPO Deliver? Devere Says Real Test Comes After

SpaceX’s expected market debut could test whether public investors still have patience for massive private-market valuations. Devere Group says the real challenge will begin after the IPO, when investors start judging growth, spending, execution, and profitability quarter by quarter. Marketupdate podcast Key Takeaways SpaceX’s IPO could reveal whether investors still trust massive…
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NewsSpace

'This is actually taking a page out of the Communist Party playbook': New White House proposal could deny scientists funding based on their political opinions

The White House has proposed massive changes to the scientific process in the U.S. which, if passed, could make science funding dependent on the whims of political appointees. The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) proposed a new rule called “Guidance for Federal Financial Assistance” on May 28. This rule would give political appointees the power to change, limit, or even fully overturn…
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