Attackers are actively exploiting a zero-day vulnerability in multiple discontinued D-Link DSL gateway devices to execute arbitrary shell commands on affected products.

Most of the gateways under attack are products that D-Link stopped actively supporting five or more years ago, so they no longer receive any firmware updates, security patches, or maintenance support. Organizations that want to mitigate risk need to retire the affected products and replace them with models that D-Link currently supports, the vendor said in an advisory this week. 

A federal judge on Wednesday indicated a jury will be allowed to decide whether artificial intelligence trailblazer OpenAI hoodwinked its billionaire co-founder Elon Musk during its evolution from a nonprofit research lab into a capitalistic enterprise now valued at $500 billion.

Without issuing an official ruling, U.S. District Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers made it clear that she intended to reject OpenAI’s motion to dismiss a 17-month-old case that Musk filed against a San Francisco startup that he helped create in 2015.

The Wolfenstein series could be making a return in the future, according to a new report about ”what to expect” from Xbox this year, and beyond”.

Windows Central’s Executive Editor Jez Corden says he’s heard Wolfenstein III is ”on the cards” to coincide with Amazon’s new Wolfenstein television series. Although nothing else about this game is mentioned in the report, Kotaku has confirmed ”it’s true”:

”Kotaku can confirm it’s true from our own sources. The Swedish developer, which most recently knocked it out of the park with 2024’s Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, is returning to the Nazi-blasting franchise for the first time since 2019’s Wolfenstein: Youngblood.”

HBO Max has renewed The Pitt for season three ahead of season two of the hit medical drama premiering on Thursday.

HBO and HBO Max chairman and CEO Casey Bloys announced the renewal during the series’ season two premiere event in Los Angeles Wednesday night.

The Pitt season two takes place 10 months after season one, over the July 4 weekend, giving Noah Wyle‘s Dr. Michael “Robby” Robinavitch and the other characters some time to deal with the issues that emerged from the mass shooting and other incidents that took place in season one.

In a unanimous written determination, the Warner Bros. Discovery’s board is advising shareholders to once again reject Paramount Skydance’s ”inadequate” hostile takeover bid. The letter to shareholders cites a number of concerns with the offer and reiterates its position that Netflix’s offer remains superior. Netflix and WBD have entered into a merger agreement in early December after the WBD board selected its offer over other bidders.