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NSO Group is appealing a US ban on using WhatsApp to deliver Pegasus spyware, sparking a global debate over surveillance, privacy, and the limits of digital power.
Oscillators keep our digital world in sync, but designing reliable ones is surprisingly tough—and flaws can open doors to cyber attacks. Explore the stakes and secrets behind the circuit.
Sneaky2FA’s new browser-in-the-browser attacks trick users with fake pop-ups, stealing credentials and session tokens—even when two-factor authentication is enabled.
A CrowdStrike insider leaked sensitive data to hackers, highlighting how human vulnerabilities and third-party risks can undermine even the best cybersecurity defenses.
Microsoft has released the source code for the legendary Zork trilogy, marking a rare open-sourcing of iconic games and a new chapter for digital preservation and classic gaming.
Google begins inserting ads into its AI-powered answer engine, raising questions about the future of search, user trust, and the blurring line between information and advertising.
Nvidia confirms Windows 11 October updates caused gaming slowdowns, prompting a risky hotfix driver. We examine what went wrong—and why patching can break gameplay.
Fileless malware and anti-VM techniques are rewriting cybercrime. Discover how investigators use memory forensics, new tools, and legal strategies to chase invisible threats.
Hackers have achieved the impossible: a fast, playable DOOM-style first-person shooter on the Commodore 64. Explore the technical wizardry and retro revival behind this feat.
Open-source hardware depends on clear, accurate KiCad schematics. This feature explores why best practices matter, common pitfalls, and how better blueprints drive innovation and safety.