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No "hacking" required: State website exposed teacher SSNs in HTML for 10 years.

Supply chain sources say Apple is looking to ship in August or September.

Warning comes ahead of game-transfer process, which kicks off in April.

Retro version of the word game was made with authentic hardware and software.

The bigger S22 models charge just as quickly at 25 W as they do at 45 W.

The coach averaged 280 miles between charges, which took between 2.5-3 hours each.

Spotify tries to make streaming while driving easier (for Premium members).

Company insiders say execs hatched a scheme to cover up corrosion, avoid costly recall.

Same "headband" ergonomics, now with more curves and vents.

"Yeah, we are definitely launching this year."

"Political affiliation should not be a factor in clinical treatment decisions."

Two sources say Roku is exploring the idea seriously.

IRS still uses ID.me but says users can choose interview instead of a selfie scan.

Researchers used ecological "unseen species" model to estimate size of medieval European lit.

At least one child left behind a baby tooth to prove it.

The open source, royalty-free codec should hit most flagship Android phones next year.

NHTSA to review safety of driverless Cruise Origin before possible 2023 deployment.

Arm-based Chromebook support still unclear.

It is unclear how employee protections apply in the universal digital realm.

"This would save European taxpayers billions of euros."

Dealmaster has discounts on new MacBook Pros, Bose headphones, microSD cards, and more.

Moving 1 billion people out of poverty would only slightly increase emissions.

RE Engine suggested by Capcom's most detailed fighting game characters yet.

Spotify still dominates algorithmic discovery, but others have tricks, too.

Changing the blood type of donated organs could shorten transplant wait times.

A sadly shortened season is still a welcome celebration of STEM nerd culture.

A beautiful volume that gives you a taste of most of science's key advances.

Mozilla’s privacy-heavy browser is flatlining but still crucial to future of the web.

"Dark stores" for grocery deliveries are popping up in residential neighborhoods.

Lab studies suggest higher pathogenicity, but so far, real-world data on severity doesn't.

James Gunn took this seemingly irredeemable character on a journey that made us love him.

UpdraftPlus vulnerability allows untrusted visitors to download a full database backup.

Google Search's stark, white homepage could be in for some big changes.

Intel plans to ship 4 million+ GPUs in 2022, but that's a drop in the bucket.

Check your serial number.

Tesla's safety camera system has a real problem with false positives.

Bad casting, bad script, bad action: This is the worst Uncharted-related release yet.

Liteboxer's adept classes and unique interactivity struggle to overcome the VR sweatbox

Chemical and petrographic analysis bolsters earlier stratigraphic findings.

Sweep away bundles of email with a single click. It even works with Gmail.

TunnelVision group exploit critical Log4j flaw to infect targets with ransomware.

"If the wave ends, that does not mean it can't begin again."

The Joe Rogan controversy hasn't slowed Spotify's ambitions.

The Tesla and SpaceX CEO eventually deleted the offensive meme.

Tesla tells judge SEC is "weaponizing" a 2018 settlement to police Musk's tweets.

Ars-exclusive analysis shows discs and cartridges becoming rarer and rarer.

Tesla is an early customer for Redwood's recycled battery materials.

Efforts to reduce carbon pollution using ethanol appear to have backfired.

It's one of the new build's smaller changes—but also one of the most annoying.