Half of Apps Have High-Risk Vulnerabilities Due to Open Source
Open source software dependencies are affecting the software security of different industries in different ways, with mature industries becoming more…
February 2023
54,000-Year-Old Stone Points Are Oldest Signs of Bow and Arrow Use in Europe
Hundreds of stone artifacts and 54,000-year-old human teeth have been found in a rock shelter in the south of France,…
Donald Trump Is Using Facebook’s Geo-Targeting to Trick Nikki Haley Voters
An organization supporting Donald Trump’s 2024 campaign used location data to send misleading ads to people who attended campaign events…
Your Lego Minifigures Can Play Doom by Moving This Motion-Sensing Lego Computer Brick Around
The ever-growing list of random electronic devices that can play Doom—which already includes pregnancy tests, Christmas tree ornaments, and even…
Activision Got Hacked but Didn’t Tell Its Employees: Report
This week, gaming giant Activision revealed that a cybercriminal had managed to get inside of its network late last year.…
Bin Laden, Burglars, and Banks: The Supreme Court Considers Twitter’s Role in Terrorism
Supreme Court justices whipped out their dictionaries and a deep bucket of metaphors Wednesday in a cumbersome attempt to understand…
Samsung’s Bixby Will Clone Your Voice to Answer Calls for You
Bixby Text Call is one of the more exciting parts of the Galaxy S23 series, allowing users to type messages…
Metal Sphere Found on Japanese Beach Prompts UFO and Dragon Ball Z Theories
A metal sphere, which many are calling Godzilla’s egg, washed up on the shore of Enshu beach in Hamamatsu, Japan.…
US Military Emails Exposed via Cloud Account
A DoD email server hosted in the cloud (and now secured) had no password protection in place for at least…
The Pope’s Exorcist Doesn’t Look Like Your Typical Exorcism Movie
In life, we can count on a few things. Death. Taxes. And Hollywood making innumerable, nearly indistinguishable exorcism movies. Every…