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FinFisher has been accused of improperly selling its spyware to Turkey. Now it's claiming insolvency as the German government attempts to seize its assets. | Continue reading
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After a hacker group claimed to have stolen the conglomerate's data, a company spokesman told Gizmodo that the info had actually been leaked by Nestlé itself. | Continue reading
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Spellingbee.com, the website for the Scripps National Spelling Bee, was H-A-C-K-E-D in January. | Continue reading
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The Mars mission was supposed to launch this year, but the collaborative project is now on hold. | Continue reading
CDC data shows the vaccine was only 16% effective against the predominant strain this winter. Luckily, flu cases remained far lower than usual. | Continue reading
Government regulators are concerned about money laundering using crypto ATMs. | Continue reading
The research could one day lead to effective touch-typing on a touchscreen with no physical buttons. | Continue reading
2.3 million refugees have fled Ukraine since the Russian invasion started. | Continue reading
The EPA has approved Oxitec's modified skeeters for release into the wild, as part of a strategy to reduce mosquito-borne diseases. | Continue reading
Bitcoin surged on news of the order, which calls for a “whole-of-goverment” approach to analyzing the risks and benefits posed by crypto. | Continue reading
Ormeus Coin’s slogan, “E Pluribus Aurum Facit—Out of Many, One Makes Gold,” rings a bit ironic. | Continue reading
"I don’t think so, no... That said, there are currently new approaches being tested." | Continue reading
The same group took responsibility for recently breaching graphics maker Nvidia. | Continue reading
The worst rugpulls of the month took home over $8.5 million. | Continue reading
A major report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change previews the disasters ahead. | Continue reading
The “IT Army of Ukraine” was announced by the country’s vice prime minister, Mykhailo Fedorov, and is organizing on Telegram. | Continue reading
The findings, obtained from a man who died while undergoing an EEG, might suggest that people experience a flash of memories as they pass away. | Continue reading
Yutu-2 has traversed more than 3,200 feet since landing in Von Kármán Crater in January 2019. | Continue reading
Embarrassed to share your recent Wordle stats? Turn your 3D printer into a puzzle-solving genius. | Continue reading
A creative new project could be a great idea for the parched state. | Continue reading
The company, one of the largest NFT marketplaces, said that 32 users had NFTs stolen on Saturday. It’s possible that some 254 tokens were stolen. | Continue reading
We've put together this handy primer for you on the Culture, the pan-galactic civilization whose members and ex-members are the subjects of so many Banks novels. Not only do we have a rundown of every single Culture novel, but we've also got some important excerpts from an obscur … | Continue reading
After making a mere $84 million at the U.S. box office, Star Trek Into Darkness is considered by some to be a disappointment. Perhaps the problem is that it was a touch confusing. To help our readers better understand it, we've complied and answered these Frequently Asked Questio … | Continue reading
How do you get your kid to put down the tablet? Easy. Nuke your whole town's internet connection. | Continue reading
There's a slew of ad tracking tech on the New York Times-owned Wordle, a game once lauded for having none at all. | Continue reading
It's a clever use of a car's surround sound system to grab a driver's attention. | Continue reading
The company's new LinkBuds let you wear your earbuds all day long while still hearing the world around you. | Continue reading
Volunteers have mapped out more than 25,500 CCTV cameras spread out across the city. This is what that network would've captured at historic protests. | Continue reading
An investigation discovered at least five active honeypot sites claiming to offer exam answers while collecting visitor data. | Continue reading
One of Meta's many new corporate values is "Meta, Metamates, me." | Continue reading
Opera's web browser now supports emoji-only URLs, which doesn't sound that useful. | Continue reading
Nearly half of the total funding is linked to U.S. accounts, the unverified data says. | Continue reading
Didn't catch the big game? These crypto ads will get you up to speed for today's obligatory water cooler chat. | Continue reading
The company just raised prices last October, but here we go again. | Continue reading
Remember the 1983 movie WarGames? The film is about a computer “game” with the potential to start thermonuclear war. But strangely this scenario is more truth than fiction. Because in 1979 programmers at NORAD almost started World War III when they accidentally ran a computer sim … | Continue reading
A recent study shows the tactics and techniques of a cybercrime group that is known for planting incriminating evidence on the devices of activists in India. | Continue reading
Tesla has now issued three major recalls this year. | Continue reading
In a small trial, people felt less dizzy when standing after practicing two easy-to-do physical techniques. | Continue reading
Hulu has ordered 20 new episodes of the beloved animated series from the creator of The Simpsons. | Continue reading
Trumbull also worked on Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Star Trek, and directed Silent Running. | Continue reading
The icon has been "refreshed" for the first time in eight years. | Continue reading
Several corporations seem eager to scoop up the beleaguered exercise equipment manufacturer. | Continue reading
Before Ma Bell came to town, and long before DSL, it was barbed wire, of all things, that brought rural communities together. A Sears telephone hooked up to barbed wire—miles of which were already conveniently strung along fences—connected far-flung ranches in the recently settle … | Continue reading
First Google stopped developing games for its cloud streaming service, and now it's reportedly pivoting to building tech for other companies. | Continue reading