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FEBRUARY 12, 2026

Cyber Scams, Bots, and a Sneak Peek at 7G? + Samsung Enters AI Chip Wars!

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On this day in 1877, Alexander Graham Bell demonstrated his new invention, the telephone, for the first time to the public. Imagine a world without voice calls, telemarketing, or those awkward pocket dials!

Good morning, tech explorer! Happy Thursday — that slow but hopeful day when you’re already planning your weekend escape but still have just enough energy to dig into some drama from the tech world. Today’s roundup brings malware hiding in cracked games, AI bots shaping social opinions, and Samsung bringing some serious firepower to the AI chip race. I promise, this is way more exciting than your usual Thursday scroll (just don’t tell your boss you’re learning about 7G instead of that spreadsheet ). Ready?

Summary

Cracked games are spreading new malware—watch where you download!

Simulations prove AI bots can tilt social media opinions (yep, the bots are winning).

AI is powering both hackers AND new defense systems—welcome to the future of cyber battles.

Government orders X (Twitter) to control AI-generated NSFW content.

Supply chain attacks are now fueling a direct cycle of cybercrime.

Samsung rolls out new AI-optimized memory chips, boosting next-gen tech.

WhatsApp swaps old code for Rust to deliver safer, faster media handling.

What’s hotter than 5G? Learn how 6G & 7G will take us light-years ahead!

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LummaStealer Infects Thousands Through Pirated Games

Pirated games just got a lot riskier. Security researchers found LummaStealer malware hiding in cracked game downloads—think 'Need for Speed Setup.exe' but actually out to steal your passwords and crypto wallets. It stays undetected by sneaky tricks and even adapts to your antivirus. India tops the infection list, but it’s spreading fast. Pro tip: stick to legit software, and if your device acts weird, change your passwords ASAP!

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