by Dan Goodin on (#5444A)
Steganography? Check. Living off the land? Yep. Triple-encoded payloads? Uh-huh.
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by Nathan Mattise on (#4T8RM)
Film festival darling snuck up and attracted Amazon money in 2019, hits Prime this weekend.
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by WIRED on (#543WW)
With dining rooms closed, more people are using Uber Eats, Grubhub, and DoorDash.
by Samuel Axon on (#543WX)
It’s an improvement over the Smart Keyboard in every way but price.
by WIRED on (#543VG)
When you elongate words, you're actually loading them with a whooooole lot of meaning.
by Beth Mole on (#543E4)
Experts say better public health infrastructure, more testing would have helped.
by Jim Salter on (#543E5)
WD clearly underestimated the consumer outrage they'd face over SMR disks.
by Jon Brodkin on (#543BQ)
"China has total control over the World Health Organization," Trump claims.
by Scott K. Johnson on (#543BR)
Including wood and biofuels across all sectors, coal fell short last year.
by Eric Berger on (#5439M)
The accident came after what appeared to be a successful static fire test.
by Dan Goodin on (#5439N)
A Predator B drone from near-by Airforce bases makes six passes over protestors.
by Jon Brodkin on (#5436W)
Carr backs Trump—but Ajit Pai and rest of FCC did not endorse executive order.
by Financial Times on (#5436X)
Rate of dealmaking by Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, et al is highest since 2015
by Ron Amadeo on (#5433Z)
Creators can chop up the YouTube seek bar into segmented, titled chapters.
by Samuel Axon on (#54340)
Anticipating a competing product from Apple, Tile goes on the offensive.
by Ars Staff on (#5430Y)
After checking its space-tech accuracy, we're back to review its comedy, bingeability.
by Eric Berger on (#542TR)
White House recognizes the role human spaceflight could play in Florida in 2020.
by Kate Cox on (#542TS)
Twitter waited almost four years into the term to act, and Trump's not happy.
by Kate Cox on (#542HW)
Trump's executive order shows how little power the president has over Silicon Valley.
by Eric Berger on (#542FH)
“We will be very glad, if the Americans have an alternative system.”
by Beth Mole on (#5423F)
Researchers urge caution on genetic studies early in outbreaks.
by Dan Goodin on (#5422D)
Cisco is one of many to get bitten by vulnerabilities in open source Salt manager.
by Jennifer Ouellette on (#541TC)
But NOAA is fiercely opposed to the controversial salvage mission.
by Dan Goodin on (#541TD)
Sandworm group uses emails to send root commands to buggy Exim servers.
by Jon Brodkin on (#541N4)
5GBioShield uses "quantum nano-layer technology" to restructure reality itself.
by Kate Cox on (#541N5)
Preventing misinformation is good, apparently, unless it makes the president mad.
by Jim Salter on (#541HX)
Yamaha's app is, effectively, a soundboard with very large remote speakers.
by Jonathan M. Gitlin on (#541HY)
Viral RNA levels spike in sewage seven days ahead of new cases.
by Ars Staff on (#541DX)
Dealmaster has new lows on wall chargers, power banks, USB-C hubs, and more.
by Samuel Axon on (#541DY)
Battery Health Management is an optional feature, though.
by Ron Amadeo on (#541A2)
The top-end Pi 4 now has double the RAM.
by Eric Berger on (#541A3)
Doug Hurley spent 20 years at NASA and found his family there. Now, he risks it all.
by Kiona N. Smith on (#541A4)
The Gjellestad ship is roughly 1,200 years old.
by Timothy B. Lee on (#5416F)
Draft executive order claims that technology giants have “dangerous power.”
by Jonathan M. Gitlin on (#5413J)
The 1:8 scale Lambo is the latest in a line of Technic cars going back 40+ years.
by Dan Goodin on (#540Y1)
Lagging far behind others, SSH developers finally deprecate aging hash function.
by Jennifer Ouellette on (#540VT)
The simple test, akin to a swimming pool pH or chlorine test, can be used in the field.
by Cathleen O'Grady on (#540VV)
The tipping point has come and gone, according to new analysis.
by Sam Machkovech on (#540E9)
Welcome to the $15/mo streaming service that calls Police Academy a “classic.”
by Timothy B. Lee on (#5406F)
YouTube would only say its classifiers didn't consider "the proper context."
by Beth Mole on (#5406G)
US leads the world in cases and deaths—and the pandemic is far from over.
by Jon Brodkin on (#5400Z)
OneWeb asks FCC for expanded license as it prepares to exit bankruptcy.
by Timothy B. Lee on (#53ZXQ)
“I hope all Republican House Members vote NO on FISA,” the president wrote.
by Eric Berger on (#53ZPH)
Anyone who followed the space shuttle program will remember a lot of scrubs.
by Scott K. Johnson on (#53ZT6)
Unsurprisingly, the reconstructed angle was a worst-case scenario.
by Ron Amadeo on (#53ZT7)
Samsung announces a physical debit card and SoFi money management account.
by John Timmer on (#53ZPG)
Only works at UV wavelengths, but it might point the way toward general approach.
by Kate Cox on (#53ZK5)
GE started with lighting, but today it’s more of an “industry and debt” firm.
by Beth Mole on (#53ZD0)
Proponents of the impressive effort say it will provide peace of mind.
by Jim Salter on (#53ZD1)
Readers requested RAID retests. Redundant? Ridiculous!