Colin Thierry Published on: August 30, 2022 Popular password manager brand LastPass confirmed that it was targeted by threat actors in a cyberattack two weeks ago. According to the company,…
We've been hearing a lot about "artificial muscles," which allow robotic devices to perform human-like motions. And while most of them have been produced in labs utilizing high-tech materials, a new type could be made by hobbyists using a 3D printer. Source of Article
When it comes to communicating with one another while underwater, scuba divers typically use either hand signals or writing boards … both of which have limitations. Soon, however, they could be utilizing an app on their existing smartphone. Source of Article
Phishers are enjoying remarkable success using text messages to steal remote access credentials and one-time passcodes from employees at some of the world’s largest technology companies and customer support firms.…
Emporis has revealed the winner of this year's Skyscraper Award. The prestigious award offers an excellent opportunity to see the world's finest new skyscrapers and this year's winner is MVRDV's mountainous Valley, located in the city of Amsterdam. Source of Article
Your organization can use data governance for AI/ML to build the foundation for innovative data-based tools. Image: Gorodenkoff/Adobe Stock Data governance assures that data is available, consistent, usable, trusted and…
The concept of hiding information until you’re ready to expose it is easy to represent using two animations in a PowerPoint presentation. Image: PixieMe/Adobe Stock Flipping is a unique way…
Reliance Jio earmarked an eye-watering INR2 trillion ($25.1 billion) to roll out a nationwide standalone (SA) 5G network in India by December 2023, with the initial launch planned in four…
Norway's World Wide Wind has a radically different take on offshore wind power. These floating, vertical-axis wind turbines feature two sets of blades, tuned to contra-rotate – and they promise more than double the output of today's biggest turbines. Source of Article
Old electronics are tricky to recycle, meaning they clog up landfills while locking valuable metals away. Now scientists have demonstrated printed circuits that can be degraded on demand, returning their materials to reusable forms. Source of Article
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