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More than 500,000 malicious samples seen in campaign that installs web shells.

Google will have one payment app internationally but not in the US for some reason.

M2 Pro and M2 Max will reportedly focus mostly on graphics improvements.

Retailer is earning ~$25K/day on ~$1.1M/day in average trade volume.

Musk seeks forensic review of "hundreds of billions of actions on Twitter."

The 81-year-old infectious disease expert hopes he's remembered for his HIV/AIDS work.

Asahi's work can help other OSes, alternate Linux distros boot on Apple hardware.

In the meantime, SpaceX continues to build a massive launch tower in Florida.

One institute has had 12 math faculty, and eight of them have won the Fields Medal.

Self-portrait was hidden for more than 100 years beneath layers of glue and cardboard.

Brilliantly accessible game compares favorably to the best Studio Ghibli films.

The new Air is designed around the M2, and it’s a fresh start for a classic laptop.

Two weeks after the epic finale, we're taking a spoiler-filled analysis approach.

The latest GT3’s motorsport lineage is more evident than ever.

At the end of their lives, sunlike stars metamorphose into glowing shells of gas.

Dealmaster also has Samsung microSD cards, LG OLED TVs, and more leftover Prime Day deals.

There's a good chance that Fanboost will be a thing of the past.

Intro classes typically require memorizing facts, not teaching scientific thinking.

An entire ecosystem of sketchy software is targeting potentially critical infrastructure.

Though feds are making more vaccine available, it's not enough to keep up with demand.

The subscription model for mobile apps is paying off big time for some.

He'll still support his family, but swears the rest will go to philanthropy.

Older PC games have had similar issues with Alder Lake's hybrid architecture.

A brief history covering decades of near-identical word-guessing games.

Pai FCC said 25Mbps down and 3Mbps up was enough—Rosenworcel proposes 100/20Mbps.

Let's hope nobody lies about what permissions their app uses.

In the US, partisans even disagree about whether we've had extreme weather.

Musk draws judge who refused to let reluctant buyer out of a merger deal in 2021.

Absorption of the head's kinetic energy would actually impair the bird's pecking ability.

Chinese-owned app is a trove of digital intelligence that lawyers want to archive.

But the Windows-as-a-service era is far from over.

No funds will be exchanged as part of the agreement.

A thorn in NASA's side is gone. Will the next guy be any better?

"I am delighted to see solid progress towards first flight."

An electric hydrofoil ferry could be the future of public transportation.

British investigation reveals thousands traveling across borders and paying huge sums.

Amazon Ring gave police data without user consent 11 times so far in 2022.

Despite a significant Achilles' heel, mixers are seeing unprecedented demand.

New rewards program shuns blockchain; other Sony divisions have different NFT stances.

Experiments between quantum and classical computers show term’s evolving meaning.

Android 13 is a smaller release after the monster that was Android 12.

Welcome news for anyone who's ready to retire their Sony Discman.

Firm scoffed at "misinformation"—then halted withdrawals and filed for bankruptcy.

"There was a time when the world was so young, there had not yet been a sunrise."

Move comes as much-maligned "BioWare Points" system fades into the sunset.

In our latest "Edge of Knowledge" episode, we look at facts versus feelings.

Google's Chrome OS Flex enters general availability to revive old hardware.

This is on top of GM and EVgo installing 3,250 fast chargers by 2025.

If every driver has a horror story about charging, adoption is going to stall.

We've sorted through Amazon's annual garage sale to find the stuff that's worth your time.