Se ha presentado en Estados Unidos un proyecto de ley compartido por los dos grandes partidos políticos que sancionaría a Huawei y otros proveedores de tecnología 5G con sede en…
Colin Thierry Published on: December 14, 2022 Sports retail giant Intersport fell victim to a ransomware attack that disabled checkouts in France during the holidays and the FIFA World Cup, which…
SafetyDetectives Cybersecurity Team Published on: December 14, 2022 The SafetyDetectives cybersecurity team has discovered a forum post about a database being offered for sale online which the vendor claims is owned…
The US Air Force has reached a major milestone, completing the first test of its All-Up-Round AGM-183A Air-launched Rapid Response Weapon (ARRW) hypersonic missile off the coast of Southern California last Friday. Source of Article
Researchers in Auckland have used advanced chemical analysis to calculate the amount of microplastic particles falling from the sky over the city, equating it to three million plastic bottles each year. Source of Article
Are you on any kind of daily medication? Do you take those drugs in the morning or the evening? According to an emerging body of research, the time of day you take a medication may influence how well it works, or how much it harms. Source of Article
The Gemini from Nextool looks like a basic folding multitool at first blush. What sets it apart is its integrated electric screwdriver, which works with a series of 10 included driver bits to make fast work out of tightening and loosening screws. Source of Article
InfraGard, a program run by the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) to build cyber and physical threat information sharing partnerships with the private sector, this week saw its database…
The first results from a trial testing mRNA technology against cancer reveal 44% of patients fared better than those on conventional treatments. The announcement from Moderna reveals Phase 3 trials for its mRNA skin cancer vaccine will commence next year. Source of Article
Imagine if you were tasked with sorting and separating thousands of tiny fossils, most of them less than a millimeter wide. It would quite a tedious, time-consuming task … which is why scientists have recently created a robot to do the job. Source of Article
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