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Lagging far behind others, SSH developers finally deprecate aging hash function.

The simple test, akin to a swimming pool pH or chlorine test, can be used in the field.

The tipping point has come and gone, according to new analysis.

Welcome to the $15/mo streaming service that calls Police Academy a “classic.”

YouTube would only say its classifiers didn't consider "the proper context."

US leads the world in cases and deaths—and the pandemic is far from over.

OneWeb asks FCC for expanded license as it prepares to exit bankruptcy.

“I hope all Republican House Members vote NO on FISA,” the president wrote.

Anyone who followed the space shuttle program will remember a lot of scrubs.

Unsurprisingly, the reconstructed angle was a worst-case scenario.

Samsung announces a physical debit card and SoFi money management account.

Only works at UV wavelengths, but it might point the way toward general approach.

GE started with lighting, but today it’s more of an “industry and debt” firm.

Proponents of the impressive effort say it will provide peace of mind.

Readers requested RAID retests. Redundant? Ridiculous!

The text appears to relate to the Book of Ezekiel.

Losing your 2FA codes can be bad. Having backups stolen can be worse. What to do?

Tool released over the weekend makes it a snap to remove restrictions built into iOS.

Twitter: "Get the facts." Trump: "Twitter is completely stifling FREE SPEECH."

Two key Democratic leaders announce support for privacy amendment.

From a 1943 Cadillac to the Tumbler, they're all in here.

Army will test Starlink performance before deciding whether to be a customer.

Just because ads can be targeted to individuals doesn't mean they should be.

Just eight months after the first reboot, Motorola could announce a second version.

SuperHappyFunGame, once installed, could steal the focus from unrelated apps.

Dealmaster also has deals on Anker chargers, wireless headphones, and more.

Based on a harmless virus, the vaccine had side effects but elicited antibodies.

"This appears to be an error in our enforcement systems," YouTube tells Ars.

Other racing drivers say they'll quit streaming on Twitch as a result.

Customization, wacky Minecraft twists make this a surprisingly fun Diablo-like.

“POTUS wants complete space dominance.”

Matt Wolf's documentary chronicles the ups and downs of 1990s ecological experiment.

“An anomaly then occurred early in first stage flight.”

Hollywood-style messages from politicians about beating the pandemic downplay technical complexity.

Fewer connections per tower lead to a better experience, whether 5G or not.

The world saw the 2nd warmest April on record, but frost hit some US crops.

Faster, easier diagnosis means less misuse of antibiotics.

You can’t get further from a global pandemic than a wormhole to the Gamma Quadrant.

Enough quality, comfort, style, and usefulness to merit a $180 price—just barely.

"Scattered Canary" group is scamming vital benefits programs amid the pandemic.

Unlike FX's Devs, this "Evil Corp" show aimed small and delivered a fun (unremarkable) S2.

At least one upstart has ideas, but it doesn't have 800 million+ users.

Upon reflection, maybe COVID-19 chaos has increased our appetite for fictional mayhem?

Since COVID-19 has cancelled this year's race, we're reminiscing about 2019.

From the archives: In some ways, new Navy computers fall short of the power of 1930s tech.

Urine can be used for landing pads, gardens, and drinking water.

Ars chats with the actor about his long journey playing the beloved character.

Including deals on Pixel phones, Apple devices, video games, and more.

Recovery time was shortened from 15 to 11 days.

Researchers report getting buzzed by the poo fumes.