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Elderly Woman Says Star Trek License Plates Stuck Her With Thousands of Dollars Worth of Speeding Tickets
Her license plate had the same alphanumeric ID as the Starship Enterprise, now she gets tickets from across the country.
Beastars Caps Off Netflix’s Fall Anime Season in Spectacular Fashion
The show's final season proves even an established anime series can continue to evolve and surprise its audience.
Reddit’s AI-Powered Search Could Replace a Major Use for Google
Reddit’s plan to bring more “human perspectives to everyone” is to use AI to round up all the most-upvoted posts.
Attackers Can Use QR Codes to Bypass Browser Isolation
Researchers demonstrate a proof-of-concept cyberattack vector that gets around remote, on-premises, and local versions of browser isolation security technology to…
Why Is Everyone Talking About This Stylus for a Canceled Pixel Tablet?
I'm sure the stylus would have been nice to use with the Pixel Tablet 2, but it's not happening anymore!…
Black Basta Ransomware Evolves with Email Bombing, QR Codes, and Social Engineering
The threat actors linked to the Black Basta ransomware have been observed switching up their social engineering tactics, distributing a…
Genetec Physical Security Report Shows Accelerating Hybrid Cloud Adoption
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Move Over, Popcorn Bucket: Nosferatu‘s Sarcophagus Is Now a $20,000 Bed You Can Buy
Robert Eggers' vampire tale hits theaters on Christmas—but this lavish piece of tie-in furniture is available for order now.