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Cross-protocol attacks could potentially steal login cookies or execute malicious code.

Even the FDA's own advisers and statisticians didn't think the drug should be approved.

Ohio lawsuit quotes Justice Thomas' opinion that websites can be common carriers.

Every redundant system still has single points of failure—usually human.

Dealmaster also has deals on Logitech mice, Razer accessories, and more.

Overhauled password management, compatibility, low power, and more.

It's not much, but we'll take it.

"At this time, we have not determined the date of our next flight."

Messages were routed to an FBI-owned server and decrypted with master key.

Existing Qualcomm hardware is so obsolete it would probably hold the platform back.

Prescription drug market has proven hard to change.

Today's news: 24 "season one" games, optional stereo, free browser-based dev kit.

Hands-on: $280 earbuds feature new design and promise improved noise canceling.

To fight pollinator decline, 8 states put habitats alongside solar facilities.

A solid entry in a solid series, at least when it gets out of its own way.

"We're trying to ice skate to where the puck is going."

This small hybrid truck gets 40 mpg in the city and starts at $19,995.

Nice, but we'd prefer significantly greater investment in native driver quality.

Penn State musicologist Marica Tacconi discovered the fakes on sabbatical in Venice.

Biden aimed to have 70% of adults immunized by July 4. The country may fall short.

Funds seized after Justice Department IDs Bitcoin wallet and obtains its private key.

Google's video game service finally works on Google's TV platform.

Increased account terminations would punish "innocent" users, groups tell court.

Apple walks through what to expect from the Watch's next major software update.

Latest macOS release follows on the heels of Big Sur redesign last year.

The iPad will get the same home screen features the iPhone received last year.

We interviewed franchise director Lee Mather about this year's installment.

Get your updates about iOS, macOS, and more here on June 7 at 10 am Pacific.

“Google took advantage of its vertical integration,” French regulator says.

"You can buy Soyuz seats; it’s not what drives me."

"If they let me in the door, I will open it so wide that they will see the world."

Where else can you see a 1.5 hp 1895 Electrobat next to a 1,000 hp Hummer EV?

Fresh water supply isn't the only consideration for chip fabrication.

It's not Apple's best for power users, but it's a nice fit for everyone else.

Bring wild bison to the Great Plains, restore one of the world’s most endangered ecosystems.

From NotPetya to SolarWinds, it’s a problem that’s not going away any time soon.

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Turns out human development is a matter of economic justice and climate justice.

Supply constraints and soaring demand have made vehicle prices a key number for the Fed.

COVID-19 crushed movie chains—A Quiet Place Part II’s box office shows a potential way out.

China is now giving 20 million doses a day despite low efficacy.

We might one day be able to predict which puppies will make the best service dogs.

Code execution flaw in vCenter is exploited to install web shell on unpatched machines.

"A rocket can get around the world in 90 minutes, and an airplane cannot."

Oil massages, mantras, zombie kidnappings, and more—with ROM-hacked footage to prove it.

Can an animal without hands recognize when humans are using sleight-of-hand tricks?

Android ad tracking still isn't opt-in, though, so not much will change.

“Newsworthiness allowance” would allow some controversial posts through.

Directive comes as ransomware is exposing the fragility of critical supply chains.

"Listen to customers, don't listen to pundits and market analysts."