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FwAnalyzer provides continuous automated analysis of firmware images.

The final issue of the print magazine will publish this November.

Pai's FCC temporarily forgot about July 2016 complaint against Verizon.

These microscopic creatures can survive for decades without water, then reanimate.

Epik is still helping 8chan despite distancing itself due to "lawless content."

Next up: The final version of Android Q.

Changes to configuration files don't change signature, can add malicious features.

Amazon's massive business doesn't just compete with other retailers anymore.

Major publishers will also increase transparency in 2020 as FTC looks at loot boxes.

Move follows similar removal in Epic's Fortnite: Save the World.

When it's your own job, you'd rather not be replaced by another person.

Parsing email headers needs care and knowledge—but it requires no special tools.

After 10 years, Bitcoin is still searching for practical applications.

There has been a pretty remarkable sea change in the attitudes toward rocket reuse.

It's the same price as Netflix's 1080p streaming option, which went up in January.

Apple is set for another privacy showdown with Facebook and VoIP apps.

It took a year, but the patch fixes a new speculative-execution flaw found by Bitdefender.

Yes, a car this big and powerful can be fun on a narrow, twisty road.

"Think Game of Thrones but with better technology and set in Narnia."

Malware installed on AT&T systems helped conspirators unlock 2 million phones.

Documents show Ring tells police how to get user engagement... and user footage.

The card will be available for everyone eligible by the end of the month.

Plus $300 off the Google Pixel 3, big Lenovo ThinkPad discounts, and more.

Researchers find reference to a burned city and match it to carbon deposits.

America's biggest board game con has come and gone; we're back with pictures.

Coyotes adapted their diet and survived, while saber-toothed cats became extinct.

Other Democratic candidates also weigh in on political "distraction."

From Software's best "lost" game gets its first Western release 15 years later.

"Somebody is going to be unhappy."

"They're all going to dump lidar," Musk said about self-driving rivals in April.

Alphabet has $117 billion in cash on hand.

The tech giant added new sustainability targets, but their value is hard to gauge.

Fancy Bear servers are communicating with compromised devices inside corporate networks.

To find the what, why, and where of a dead site, you start with its DNS.

The employee said she encountered a pattern of hostility and retaliation.

"It does put pressure on an already crowded field."

The senators want lawbreaking to come with "serious financial consequences."

IBM X-Force incident responders see a rampage of ransomware and other destructive attacks.

8chan and Daily Stormer now both offline as a cloud provider cuts off access.

Grease collected from ceremonial feasts may have aided the stones' transport.

House minority leader, Texas Lt. Gov. say violent games "dehumanize" players.

The show's winning combination of horror, humor, and crime-solving deserved better.

Cloudflare CEO says site may return, but it'll be someone else's problem.

General trust, but partisan skepticism, and worries about conflicts of interest.

"We should have Starship Mk1 with 3 Raptors almost ready to fly by then."

"The FBI says they're 'going dark.' Well yeah, because they've been staring at the sun."

Netflix has many stand-up specials, but only one kinda takes dead aim at, er, automation.

Not to sound like a broken record, but Europe broke records again.

What makes Beethoven sound like Beethoven? Swiss team used data science to find out.

But could the 500-million-year-old arthropod have made Kessel Run in under 12 parsecs?