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Google’s Gemini platform now tags and detects AI-generated images, but new research shows even these marks can be erased, fueling an escalating battle over digital authenticity.
Microsoft has silently disabled the infamous KMS38 activation hack for Windows 10 and 11, marking a major shift in the ongoing battle against software piracy.
A single WhatsApp API flaw let researchers quietly scrape 3.5 billion user accounts, exposing global privacy weaknesses and echoing past data leaks at Facebook and Twitter.
Microsoft admits File Explorer is too slow and is testing a preload feature to speed it up. But will this fix create new problems for users?
A dad’s quest to build a synth for his daughter’s birthday becomes a crash course in DIY electronics, reflecting the rise of homegrown maker culture and parental STEM projects.
Old tech like plasma TVs and nixie tubes still captivate fans today. Discover why these forgotten gadgets inspire fascination and what it says about our view of technology.
RavynOS fuses MacOS-inspired design with the open, robust FreeBSD core—aiming to deliver Apple’s look and feel, minus the walls. Here’s why it could change the desktop game.
A homemade acoustic radiometer spins vanes with sound, not light. Discover how this device reveals the surprising power of acoustic pressure and the limits of scientific intuition.
A hacker’s quest to help his visually impaired relative led to a talking FM radio—an innovation that could shape the next generation of accessible, user-friendly tech.
Hackers exploited Salesforce's Gainsight integration, exposing data from over 200 companies. This breach reveals how trusted SaaS connections can become cybersecurity weak points.