Red Sea cable cut news: Some undersea cables in the Red Sea were reportedly cut recently, sparking internet disruptions in India, Pakistan and other parts of Asia on Sunday (September 5), with ...

Educators debate dress codes’ impact, with some seeing gains for student focus and others citing bias and inequity.

The attack chain essentially involves breaking into misconfigured Docker APIs to execute a new container based on the Alpine ...

OpenAI research explains why AI chatbots hallucinate—and how users can reduce false answers with prompts, settings, and ...

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Rachel Feltman: For Scientific American’s Science Quickly, I’m Rachel Feltman. The natural world is full of sexual diversity—traits that challenge binary definitions of male and female—but traditional ...

EggStreme malware targets Philippines military with fileless multi-stage attacks, enabling persistent espionage and data ...

Gregor Hohpe explains the role of a modern architect as an "IQ booster" for the organization. He discusses how to master communication and decision-making by riding the "Architect Elevator" to connect ...

Discover VSCodium, the community-driven, open-source version of VS Code that prioritizes privacy and freedom. Enjoy the same ...

A research team led by Hitoshi Yamamoto has unveiled new insights into how humans build and update reputations in cooperative social interactions. Human societies have achieved remarkable levels of ...

A Ramsey County judge sided with the Minnesota Gun Owners Caucus in a lawsuit that said the inclusion of the ban in a 1,400-page bill violates the Minnesota Constitution’s single-subject bill rule.