Can technology combat disinformation? In the middle of Ecuador's tense presidential campaign, a hackathon in Quito gathered ...

There is a whole shady industry for people who want to monitor and spy on their families. Multiple app makers market their software — sometimes referred to as stalkerware — to jealous partners ...

She warns about the blue glare of modern life: "The blue light emitted by smartphones, tablets, laptops, and TVs interferes with melatonin production, the hormone that signals your body it's time ...

We also examine blood testing and biohacking, biotechnology, whether biohacking is legal, and whether life extension through ... People may want to hack their biology for various reasons, such ...

The Emmy-winning Max comedy will return in April. By Rick Porter Television Writer The fourth season of Hacks will join the crowded spring TV calendar as a number of shows set dates to get in ...

Di criminals wey dem dey call Lazarus Group, tiff di ogbonge haul of digital tokens for hack on crypto exchange wey dem dey call ByBit two weeks ago. Since den, na kiti kata waka to block di ...

open about his own life, forged in his own story of pain. There are a lot of ways to listen to ‘The Daily.’ Here’s how. Additional production for The Sunday Read was contributed by Isabella ...

Just because a keyword performs well in English doesn't mean its (literal) translation will, too. Now it's up to you! I hope these tactics will provide you with some inspiration or guidance on how to ...

Bringing small, simple life hacks into your daily routine can significantly improve your mental health and well-being. These lifestyle changes benefit your mental, emotional, and spiritual ...

“It’s validating to see the Secret Service and FBI corroborate our findings, but I’d much rather see fewer of these hacks in the first place. ZachXBT and SEAL 911 reported yet another wave ...

The hack was targeted and did not compromise Safe’s smart contracts ... There was malicious JavaScript code inserted on the Safe website by Feb. 19. On Feb. 21 at 14:13 UTC, the Bybit exploit occurred ...

A wolf in lamb’s clothing. The thieves could have made more by shorting all crypto-currencies than from the hack itself, as $300 billion of value was wiped out in the next day or two.