The 3D Printer that Converts Food Waste into Everyday Objects
A new 3D printer developed by MIT's researchers is offering a novel solution to tackle food waste by converting scraps into functional objects. The...
New Police Unit to Monitor Social Media to Prevent Violent Protests
In an effort to better manage public safety threats, the UK government has introduced a new police unit tasked with monitoring social media for...
New Optical Chip Promises Major Energy and Speed Gains for AI...
A research team at Université Laval has developed an optical chip capable of transmitting data at 1,000 gigabits per second—an advancement that could significantly...
NASA Tests AI-Enabled Satellite to Improve Autonomous Data Collection
NASA has recently demonstrated a significant advancement in satellite technology with the successful testing of a system that enables a satellite to autonomously identify...
Robots That Navigate in the Dark: Echolocation System Inspired by Nature
A new navigation system developed at the University of Michigan enables robots and drones to operate effectively in environments where conventional visual tools fail....
Ukrainian and Belarussian Cyberattack Grounds Dozens of Russian Aeroflot Flights
A major cyberattack on Russia's flagship carrier, Aeroflot, has led to the grounding of dozens of flights, causing significant disruptions at Moscow’s Sheremetyevo Airport....
Student-Built Phishing Kits Linked to Global Fraud Scheme Worth £100 Million
A recent court ruling in the UK has drawn attention to a large-scale cyber fraud operation centered around phishing kits. A 21-year-old university student...
Cyborg Cockroach Swarms Could Become Intelligence Agents
A German technology firm has unveiled a biologically integrated surveillance platform that turns living cockroaches into cyborg scouts capable of operating in areas where...
Meta’s New Wristband Can Translates Hand Gestures into Digital Commands
Meta researchers have introduced a wrist-worn device that could reshape how users interact with digital technology—by allowing control of phones, computers, and other connected...
Realistic Zoom Meeting Scam Steals Passwords
A newly identified phishing campaign is leveraging fake Zoom meeting invites to steal corporate login credentials, using convincing visuals and urgency to manipulate targets....
UK to Pilot AI-Based Facial Analysis for Asylum Age Assessments
UK border authorities are preparing to test a new AI-driven tool designed to estimate the age of asylum seekers, particularly in cases where individuals...
Student-Built Drone Showcases Seamless Air-to-Water Capability
A new hybrid drone developed by engineering students at Aalborg University in Denmark demonstrates a rare and fluid transition between flight and underwater navigation—showing...
Widespread Exploitation of Microsoft SharePoint Flaws Linked to State-Backed Hacking by...
A wave of cyber intrusions tied to Chinese state-affiliated actors has exploited unpatched vulnerabilities in Microsoft SharePoint, with consequences affecting governments, businesses, and critical...
Study Reveals Key Gaps Between AI Capabilities and Worker Expectations
A new study from Stanford University sheds light on the growing divide between what employees want from artificial intelligence and what current AI systems...
Beyond Cameras: Wi-Fi-Based Biometrics Achieve 95% Accuracy
A research team from La Sapienza University in Rome has demonstrated a method for identifying individuals using nothing more than the way their bodies...
New Dry Transfer Coating Method Boosts Lithium-Metal Battery Stability
A new dry transfer printing technique developed in South Korea has significantly improved the durability and safety of lithium-metal batteries, a key technology for...
Iran-Linked Android Spyware Masquerades as VPNs
A recent cybersecurity investigation has revealed a fresh wave of Android spyware disguised as legitimate VPN and banking tools, raising new concerns over mobile...
Study Finds AI Chatbots Often Overestimate Their Own Abilities and Struggle...
New research into the behavior of large language models (LLMs) has revealed a notable pattern: artificial intelligence tools tend to be overly confident in...
China-Linked Cyber Campaigns Target Taiwan’s Semiconductor Sector
New findings from cybersecurity researchers point to a rise in targeted cyber espionage campaigns focused on Taiwan’s semiconductor ecosystem, with attackers linked to China...
Google Removes Over 30,000 Propaganda-Linked YouTube Channels
In the first six months of 2025, YouTube took down more than 30,000 channels linked to influence efforts by foreign actors, according to a...
New Parallel Decoding Method Promises Faster LLM Responses Without Sacrificing Quality
As demand grows for faster, more capable large language models (LLMs), researchers have introduced a new approach that significantly reduces response times without compromising...
Ukrainian Cyberattack Disrupts Major Russian Drone Manufacturer
A large-scale cyber operation originating from Ukraine has disabled one of Russia’s key drone suppliers, dealing a significant blow to its unmanned aerial vehicle...
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This Radar Can Watch the Sky Without Giving Away Its Position
Air-defense radars face an inherent problem: the signals they transmit to find aircraft can also reveal where the radar itself is located. In a...
