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A soldering mishap destroyed a classic graphics card and revealed the alarming risks posed by counterfeit and inconsistent flux pastes. Our investigation uncovers how fake fluxes can ruin repairs, why datasheets matter, and what you need to know to avoid becoming the next victim.
Intel’s 8087 FPU changed computing with its stack-based architecture, but not without controversy. Investigate the circuit’s secrets, its impact on the x86 legacy, and why its design still sparks debate.
Hardware hacker Andrew Zonenberg takes readers on a forensic journey through the dangerous and revealing process of decapsulating a PIC12F683 microcontroller, exposing both its inner workings and potential security flaws.
A new wave of makers is turning inexpensive 3D printers into capable CNC wood engravers, using clever hacks and open-source tools to unlock new creative possibilities.
Account takeover fraud cost Americans $262 million in 2025, with criminals impersonating banks and police. Explore how these schemes work and how to protect your money.
A cyberattack on Pajemploi, France’s childcare payroll service, exposed personal data of 1.2 million caregivers and parents. Operations continue, but risks of fraud and scams grow.
Rust is a modern programming language focused on preventing security flaws and boosting performance, making software safer and faster.
End of Support (EoS) is when a company stops updating or fixing a product, making it more vulnerable to new security threats.
Microsoft IIS is a web server software by Microsoft used to host websites and web applications on Windows servers, supporting secure and scalable delivery.
AI Mode is a search setting that uses artificial intelligence to generate direct answers and summaries, replacing traditional lists of website links.