LEMON BLOG

If you've been watching the rise of "agentic AI" tools, you'll know the pitch is simple: give an AI assistant the ability to actually do things, not just talk about them. Trigger workflows. Read files. Connect to services. Run tasks across your devices. It's powerful, and it's genuinely useful.

Microsoft has raised alarms over a recent phishing campaign that cleverly used AI technology to conceal its malicious code and slip past email security filters. According to the company, the attackers appeared to have harnessed a large language model (LLM) to generate complex, machine-crafted code that mimicked legitimate business content. 

If you've shopped online for storage in recent years, you've probably seen those suspicious listings on Shopee or Lazada offering massive 16TB or even 18TB hard drives for shockingly low prices. We're talking about devices that usually retail at RM1,799 being advertised for just RM529.80. Tempting? Sure. But as the saying goes—if it looks too good to be true, it usually is.

For decades, WinRAR has been the go-to software for opening and creating RAR files. Even though Windows 11 now natively supports the RAR format — removing the need for most people to install third-party archiving tools — millions of users worldwide still rely on WinRAR, often out of habit or for its extra features. But if you're one of them, you'll want to pay attention: a recently discovered security flaw is being actively exploited, and it could allow hackers to run malware on your PC as soon as Windows starts.

With rising concerns about data breaches and digital privacy, it's no surprise that Malaysians are growing more cautious about how their personal information is being handled. But according to the Deputy Minister of Digital, Datuk Wilson Ugak Kumbong, there's no need to worry — your data is in safe hands.