Tom's Hardware reports that SharpEmu's latest release runs six tested PS5 titles at 60 FPS, with 12 of 55 tested titles reaching gameplay. Improvements to shader translation and Vulkan support mark progress in emulation compatibility, although the results cover only a limited test set.
Ontinue researchers link Psychedelic Stealer activity on compromised Ukrainian websites to the wider Lunex malware-as-a-service platform, according to The Hacker News. The reported four-stage attack uses fake Cloudflare verification checks and abuses an AMD driver to disable security monitoring and steal browser credentials.
The Hacker News reports that watchTowr identified two remote-code-execution zero-days affecting Citrix NetScaler ADC and Gateway appliances, with exploitation observed in the wild. At the time of the report, Citrix had not confirmed the flaws or published a fix, and some administrators reportedly took appliances offline.
InfoQ reports that Google's security team developed an automated approach to replacing legacy C code in giflib with Rust, targeting memory-safety vulnerabilities. The work combines AI-assisted translation with differential fuzzing to check compatibility and reportedly preserves runtime performance, illustrating the importance of validating generated code.
Swift 6.4 introduces a cross-platform Subprocess library for launching and interacting with external processes, alongside improved C++20 and Java interoperability, according to InfoQ. The release also expands support for non-copyable values and reports up to 40 times faster generated WebAssembly code.