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A new AI-powered smart bandage from UC Santa Cruz monitors wounds, analyzes healing, and delivers targeted treatment—potentially transforming care for chronic and hard-to-heal injuries.
University of Vienna researchers exposed a WhatsApp flaw that let them collect 3.5 billion user profiles without hacking—raising deep questions about privacy and global digital risks.
A hacker’s stylish, automated NiMH charger brings old batteries back into the spotlight, blending retro design, modern tech, and open-source innovation.
A Kubernetes cluster in a pet carrier stole the show at Kubecon Atlanta, hinting at a future where cloud computing travels anywhere—even on your back.
Misogyny 2.0 is driving women from online spaces and threatening democracy. Legal loopholes persist, but new EU directives demand real action against digital gender-based hate.
Mozilla's Thunderbird now natively supports Microsoft Exchange, removing barriers for businesses and open-source users to migrate from Outlook. A significant shift in email client power dynamics.
A major flaw in Asus DSL routers lets hackers take full control—no password needed. Find out which models are at risk and how to protect your network.
Iran-linked hackers UNC1549 are targeting aerospace firms worldwide, exploiting supply chains and phishing to steal military secrets and advance Iran’s strategic ambitions.
As cyber threats multiply, the global system for tracking vulnerabilities is struggling to keep up. Experts now argue that decentralization may be cybersecurity’s best hope.
Google’s new AI Mode and Canvas tool promise to streamline travel planning, but their convenience raises fresh questions about data, transparency, and the future of digital decision-making.