Google's TAG reveals commercial spyware vendors exploited zero-day vulnerabilities to target Android and iOS devices
Month: March 2023
Brigham and Women's Hospital is partnering with a Japan-based developer to evaluate its virtual reality solution for medical education before entering the US market.
Sony has been doing fairly well with its string of popular PC ports of its older, formerly exclusive PlayStation games. But if there was something of a streak going, that has now come crashing to an end, thanks to The Last of Us Part I Remake’s disastrous port on PC.
On Feb. 22 investigators with the Alamance County Sheriff's Office began an investigation from a cyber tip regarding a Snow Camp man sexually exploiting a minor.
For 12 years, Program Think, an anonymous Chinese blogger, mounted an open challenge to China's tightening authoritarian grip and expanding surveillance state.
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A federal district court in New York held that the Internet Archive’s Open Library project was engaging in copyright infringement by publishing digital copies of millions of books online. Even t
If you're more than a casual observer on the interwebs, you've probably heard the term, "chronically online" – someone who knows the ins and outs of viral trends, memes and memorable moments. But sometimes you can get too deep in the Matrix. That's why our new segment, Chronically Online, is here to find the balance. To kick it off, host Brittany Luse chats with Buzzfeed News internet reporter Steffi Cao about her essay, "white women want their power back: on bbls and balletcore, and the entropy of aesthetic." After scrolling on Instagram Reels, Steffi noticed that the clean girl, coastal grandmother and – most importantly – the vanilla girl trends are all ushering in a very specific aesthetic. Brittany and Steffi talk beauty as soft power and the rebrand of white womanhood.
Too much communication in the Autistic Brain An international research collaboration has developed a VR*1 imaging system that can measure a wide range