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Wild Hardware Hack Brings Doom To A Vintage Canon DSLR Camera

Unusual Doom ports are a favorite oddity among many tech enthusiasts, and the latest arrival is Doom 550D, a port of the game that can run on certain Canon cameras thanks to the Magic Lantern open-source firmware for Canon EOS 550D, Rebel T2i, and Kiss X4 cameras. And this isn't a basic, unplayable port of the game simply being displayed on the back screen; Doom 550D is playable using the directional buttons on the back of the camera.

To contextualize a bit, the Canon EOS 550D was released on February 24th, 2010. It obviously wasn't intended for any kind of gaming, but its compatibility with the Magic Lantern firmware opens the gates for possibilities like this. Magic Lantern isn't a Canon project, but rather an open-source firmware for certain Canon EOS cameras that unlocks additional features and capabilities, nerfed by Canon's own firmware for these older bodies.

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Cybersecurity Hiring Has Gone Global: Why U.S. Companies Are Looking Beyond the Domestic Talent Pool

Cybersecurity hiring has an unusual problem: a company can receive hundreds of applications and still struggle to fill a critical role. The reason is often specialization. A security team may not simply need another analyst. ComputerSecurity It may need someone who has investigated cloud identity attacks, built detection pipelines, secured

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ToxicPanda 2.0 Targets 349 Financial Apps and Steals Android Lock Credentials

Zimperium’s zLabs team has identified ToxicPanda 2.0, an updated Android banking trojan capable of targeting hundreds of financial apps while giving its operators deeper control over infected phones. The new version supports 167 remote commands and phishing overlays for 349 banking, financial, e-wallet and cryptocurrency apps in 16

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Apple Watches With Ceramic Finish Reportedly Returning This Year

It’s back — or is it? After a seven-year absence, a ceramic case finish is reportedly returning to the Apple Watch lineup when the company launches its expected Series 12 lineup next month. The tidbit comes from tech insider Kosutami, who posted on X, “Hell yeah, Ceramic Watch is back.

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Google Pixel Watch 5 vs. Garmin Fenix 8 Pro: Which has more accurate GPS?

Follow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source on Google. One of the first tests I conduct while evaluating smartwatches is GPS location accuracy -- I want to see how close it can track my actual path. Most of the time, the overall distance is fairly close, but zooming in

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Cybersecurity Hiring Has Gone Global: Why U.S. Companies Are Looking Beyond the Domestic Talent Pool

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