‘Nitrogen’ Ransomware Effort Lures IT Pros via Google, Bing Ads
Forget temps and new employees. A new malicious campaign compromises organizations through a high risk, high reward vector: IT professionals.
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The Best Batman Movie Ever Made Is Getting a 4K Remaster
Many have tried to bring the Batman to the big screen, and many have done well—but few have come close…
How to Preorder Samsung’s New Foldable Phones (and Which One You Should Get)
The summer of foldable phones is still going strong. Samsung announced its latest foldable smartphones Wednesday: the clamshell Galaxy Z…
U.S. Prosecutors Want Sam Bankman-Fried Arrested, Again
Federal prosecutors want to once again take hold of the frizzy-haired ex-FTX head Sam Bankman-Fried and put him back in…
Secret Invasion Just Shifted the Hierarchy of Power in the MCU
Secret Invasion released its sixth and final episode today, closing out the latest chapter in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, this…
Your Hands Are Probably Heavier Than You Think
Your hands are probably heavier than you think, a new study suggests. In a series of experiments, researchers showed that…
The Strange New Worlds-Lower Decks Crossover’s ‘Hot Spock’ Moment Was Improv
There’s a lot to love in Strange New Worlds and Lower Decks’ special Star Trek crossover, but getting to see…
ETSI Dismisses Claims of ‘Backdoor’ Vulnerabilities in TETRA Standard
Nonetheless, European standards body revised the wireless standard and insists its integrity remains sound.
Former NIST Director Lewis Branscomb Connected the Curiosity of Scientists With the Needs of the Nation
Described as "one of the fathers of publicly funded research in the U.S.,” Branscomb died in May at 96 years…