Jalen Hurts said teams are getting better at defending the tush push, but acknowledged it's his responsibility to hold onto the ball. Mitchell Leff / Getty Images It was late in the third quarter, and ...

Cybercriminals are delivering malware via web browser features using a newly discovered command-and-control (C2) platform dubbed Matrix Push C2. The malicious C2 platform, discovered by BlackFrog, ...

Angular 21 has been released. The new main version of the web framework offers experimental Signal Forms, a developer preview for Angular Aria for accessible headless components, and other innovations ...

Cybercriminals have a new, user-friendly tool for turning your browser alerts into a vector for phishing attacks. "Matrix Push" is slick, it's pretty, and it's about as easy to use as any commercial ...

opushutil.exe is also known as Office Push Notifications Utility Assembly. In other words, if this executable file is not present in your computer, you won’t get ...

Following the Pixel Feature Drop on Tuesday, we’re now beginning to see Notification Summaries go live. If rolled out to your phone, go to the Settings app > Notifications for “Notification summaries” ...

The tush push just died. The Philadelphia Eagles and anyone else can run it for the rest of the 2025 season all the way to the Super Bowl, but after this season, you'll never see it again. What ...

Pixel users are still reporting problems with delayed notifications, with the Pixel 10 series being the latest to face the issue. Users on Reddit say their Pixels are struggling with severely delayed ...

One of the architects of the tush push was impressed by the Vikings' unique attempt to stop it on Sunday. With the Eagles facing third-and-1 late in the first quarter, Minnesota tried out an ...

Through its latest Windows 11 update, Microsoft has finally added one of the most requested functions for multi-monitor setups. Update KB5065789 lets users open the Notification Center directly from ...

Seeing notifications from social media apps seems to throw us off course for several seconds – even if we don’t open them. Hippolyte Fournier at Lumière University Lyon 2 in France has long been ...