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The Axios breach shows how social engineering attacks have scaled up, targeting open source maintainers and exposing millions to risk. This feature investigates the industrialization of these attacks and the urgent need for new defenses.
Over 300 Israeli Microsoft 365 organizations were targeted in a sophisticated Iran-linked password-spraying campaign, accompanied by revived ransomware attacks, exposing escalating cyber warfare in the Middle East.
Artemis II’s space toilet is making headlines for all the wrong reasons, as astronauts grapple with a burning smell and the age-old challenge of waste management in orbit. Here’s how NASA’s restroom innovations have evolved—and why the problem is far from solved.
Can gamma rays help settle the debate over light’s true nature? A series of clever experiments tests the boundaries of quantum theory, revealing why light’s wave-particle duality remains one of science’s most intriguing mysteries.
A team of inventive hackers has finally brought DVD playback to the Sega Dreamcast by emulating the DreamEye camera and streaming video through clever electronics—no console modifications necessary.
A recent cyberattack at Hims & Hers exposed limited customer data through a third-party service, highlighting the persistent risks of social engineering in digital healthcare.
North Korean hackers, masquerading as a legitimate trading firm, spent months building trust with Drift Protocol before executing a $285 million heist—proving that in crypto, even face-to-face partnerships can be a front for cybercrime.
Cybercriminals are sending fake traffic violation texts with QR codes to bypass security filters and steal payment data. Here’s how the scam works, which states are affected, and tips to stay safe.
Tax season 2026 saw a dramatic rise in phishing campaigns using legitimate IT tools and convincing fake forms to steal credentials, install malware, and commit financial fraud. Learn how attackers exploited global targets and what you can do to protect yourself.
A classic cast iron vise is reborn with a custom stand featuring retractable wheels and a pen-like locking system—fusing iron age strength and modern engineering for unmatched workshop mobility.