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A new malware-as-a-service (MaaS) platform named 'SuperCard X' has emerged, targeting Android devices via NFC relay attacks ...

In reality, the malware reads the card's chip data via NFC and transmits it to the attackers. Using this stolen information, the criminals can emulate the victim's card on their own Android ...

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The solution enables individuals to support humanitarian work through a simple tap of their bank cards ... Communication (NFC) technology. Smart tags embedded with NFC chips are installed on ...

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Lenovo has announced its most powerful AMD laptop yet: the ThinkPad P14s Gen 6, which is set to launch with the 12-core AMD ...

But the American AI darling's loss could be a gain for China's local AI chip players as Beijing continues to search for its own Nvidia alternative, semiconductor analysts told CNBC. "There are ...

"What's actually happening is that the US government right now is handing China a big win as it tries to get their own chip business going," said Jack Gold, principal analyst at J.Gold associates.