Miniature Robot ‘Smart Swarms’ Inspired by Nature Could Soon Flow Through...
Researchers developed “smart swarms” of miniature robots after drawing inspiration from nature, observing ant colonies, fish schools, and beehives. These mini-bot swarms collaborate through engineered...
Quantum Computers Just Turned 800 Times More Reliable
Quantum computing company Quantinuum and tech giant Microsoft claim they reached an “unprecedented” breakthrough in quantum computing reliability, drastically reducing error rates and physical...
Human-Inspired Computer Vision Can Revolutionize IoT
Engineers from the University of Pittsburgh (PITT) Swanson School of Engineering are developing a way to make computer vision more human-like, which would enable...
Global Strategies to Accelerate AI in Science and Research
The International Science Council's Center for Science Futures published the report "Preparing National Research Ecosystems for AI: Strategies and Progress in 2024" to address...
The Phishing Platform Automating Cybercrime
Darcula is a new Chinese-language phishing-as-a-service platform with more than 20,000 phishing domains that target organizations in over 100 countries.
While the concept of an...
The Cybersecurity Threats to the Trucking Industry
A new paper by researchers from Colorado State University claims commercial trucking systems have severe cybersecurity vulnerabilities that could enable hackers to take control...
Two Revolutionary AI Chips Can Control Robots Through Thought
These two chips might be the key to developing sophisticated brain-computer interfacing.
Scientists from the University of Electronic Science and Technology of China claim to...
Russia Unleashes a Dangerous New Wiper
Russia is reportedly using a new and extremely capable malware variant to target Ukrainian telecommunication networks.
Cybersecurity threat intelligence platform SentinelLabs reports the new Russian...
North Korean Hackers use Nuclear Threat to Trick Victims
North Korea’s nuclear threats are reportedly being used and exploited by North Korean hackers as a “lure” to make victims open malicious files and...
Blockchain Method Protects Personal User Data
Imagine this scenario: you enter a website, and before you can access any of the information there is an annoying popup asking you to...
New Biodegradable Papertronics
As the need for biodegradable electronics is growing increasingly urgent, Professor Seokheun "Sean" Choi from Binghamton University decided to look into the idea of...
Microsoft’s New AI Hacker Tracker
Microsoft set to release Copilot for Security AI tool to help cybersecurity workers produce summaries of suspicious incidents and identify hackers’ methods to conceal...
The Era of Smart Cities
The term “smart city” refers to the use of technology and data-driven solutions to enhance residents’ quality of life, improve efficiency and address various...
ChatGPT Plugins Vulnerable to Threat Actors
Software company Salt Labs reveals that ChatGPT plugins that let it interact with external programs and services have vulnerabilities that could be exploited during...
New Approach Revolutionizes Quantum Computer Cybersecurity
Quantum computers can solve complex problems exponentially faster than classical computers and are hailed as the future of computing; however, they are still vulnerable...
Light-Based Solutions Revolutionize Computing
There is a recent explosion in demand for computer processing power worldwide following the AI boom, and the traditional methods of fitting ever-smaller transistors...
China is Boosting its Cyber Defenses in Fear of Cyberattacks and...
China reportedly intends to improve the data security of its industrial sector in order to effectively contain any “major risks,” a process that is...
Same Hardware – Double the Speed?
A new approach developed by researchers at the University of California can double the processing power of existing devices without any addition of hardware,...
New Type of Cyberattack Uses Wireless Charger to Set Your Smartphone...
Security experts from the University of Florida worked with CertiK and found a certain class of cyberattacks that could cause a smartphone to catch...
A Cyberattack Every 39 Seconds – The Dangers of the ‘Remember...
The Remember Me checkbox promises online users a convenient, one-time log in, but using this feature has various security implications. Research released by the...
New Tamper-Proof ID Tag Developed by MIT
MIT developers invent new tamper-proof ID tag that provides cheap and secure authentication – a cryptographic chip that is smaller and cheaper than RFID...
“Unhackable” Computer Chip Works on Light
Researchers from the University of Pennsylvania developed a new computer chip that uses light instead of electricity, which can improve AI model training by...

















































