An iMessage flaw found by Johns Hopkin University researchers could strip the encryption from photos and videos sent across Apple's network. The post Hack Brief: Update iOS Now to Fix a Serious iMessage Crypto Flaw appeared first on WIRED.

Lena Dunham's show was once jet fuel to the Internet Thinkpiece Machine, but now the conversation has quieted—making room for the show's best run yet. The post Girls Is the Best Show No One's Talking About Right Now appeared first on WIRED.

Online voting is fraught with security risks. On Tuesday, Utah's GOP is going to give it a whirl anyway. The post Utah's Online Caucus Gives Security Experts Heart Attacks appeared first on WIRED.

Apple unveiled not one, but two new watch bands at today's big event. The post Apple Watch Gets New Bands, New $299 Price appeared first on WIRED.

Adobe is leveraging image recognition software and machine learning algorithms to spare users from tagging images. The post Adobe Harnesses AI to Organize Your Photos for You appeared first on WIRED.

German researchers show that the five-year-old vulnerability still exists in hundreds of thousands of vehicles on the road. The post Radio Attack Lets Hackers Steal 24 Different Car Models appeared first on WIRED.

Just about every physics textbook starts off with Newton's Three Laws of Motion. This is the wrong approach for learning physics. The post I'm So Totally Over Newton's Laws of Motion appeared first on WIRED.

With today’s food politics, the chemical fertilizers and pesticides that fantastically increased yields in the 20th century are looking not so hot anymore. The post Good Riddance, Chemicals: Microbes Are Farming's Hot New Pesticides appeared first on WIRED.

Boeing's Echo Voyager can spend six months at sea by itself, with 7,500 miles of range. The post Boeing's Monstrous Underwater Robot Can Wander the Ocean for 6 Months appeared first on WIRED.

Do you like liveblogs? We love liveblogs, so we're going to bring you all the news from Apple's March 21 event in Cupertino with our Apple Event liveblog. The post Liveblog: Apple's March 21 Event in Cupertino appeared first on WIRED.

Pen-proof? Yes. Machete-proof? Not so much. The post Herschel's New Bags Are Rip-Proof … But Not Machete-Proof appeared first on WIRED.

Michael Benson's exhibit 'Otherworlds' lets you see what all the planets and moons would look like if you flew by. The post Here's What Space Actually Looks Like to the Human Eye appeared first on WIRED.

American astronauts aren’t likely to set foot on Mars unless the next president resists the temptation to hit the reset button on America’s human spaceflight program once again. The post NASA's Human Spaceflight Program Can't Afford Another Reset From the Next President appeared first on WIRED.

The week the Internet was obsessed with anything and everything Lin-Manuel Miranda did—and with good reason. The post While You Were Offline: The Heathers Reboot Not a Single Person Asked For appeared first on WIRED.

A previously unnoticed property of prime numbers seems to violate a longstanding assumption about how they behave. The post Mathematicians Have Discovered a Prime Conspiracy appeared first on WIRED.

Tucked away after the final episode's end credits was our first look at Cage's standalone series. The post Netflix Hid a Luke Cage Teaser in the Daredevil Credits appeared first on WIRED.

Space photos of the week, March 13–19, 2016. The post Space Photos of the Week: Monster Stars Show the Sun Who's Boss appeared first on WIRED.

Alex Proba is a designer who spent the past 1,000 days creating a new poster every day. The post 1,000 Days. 1,000 Surreal Posters. One ... Unfortunate Design appeared first on WIRED.

Each Saturday we round up the news stories that we didn’t break or cover in depth at WIRED, but which deserve your attention nonetheless. The post Security News This Week: The NSA Denied Hillary a Secure BlackBerry appeared first on WIRED.

In this week's episode of the "Geek's Guide to the Galaxy" podcast, author Allen Steele offers his ideas for how we can move forward on interstellar travel. The post We'll Take One Microwave-Powered Starship, Please appeared first on WIRED.

A small iPhone might not be for everyone, but if you and your pockets have been missing a miniature app machine, going back may not be as daunting as it seems. The post A Smaller iPhone? We Dig It (And You Might Too) appeared first on WIRED.

The new trailer for HBO's tech-bro show is here—and full of LoLs. The post Silicon Valley Is Back! Now With More Unicorns! appeared first on WIRED.

Jeff Nichols has only made four films, but he's already an auteur. Here's how he did it. The post How Director Jeff Nichols Went From Rookie to Auteur in Just 4 Films appeared first on WIRED.

While Apple's very public battle has dominated mainstream media, Lavabit's case played out in secret under seal for many months. The post Long Before the Apple-FBI Battle, Lavabit Sounded a Warning appeared first on WIRED.

People who attend rallies experience a shift of personal identity to a sense of collective identity—and that can lead to strange, mob-like behavior. The post The Psychology Behind the Violence at Trump Rallies appeared first on WIRED.

Today NASA astronaut Jeff Williams is blasting off into space on a mission that will mark the longest cumulative amount of time an American has spent off-planet. The post Watch a NASA Astronaut Head to the ISS on a Record-Breaking Mission appeared first on WIRED.

Most people know Paul Reubens as Pee-wee Herman, but he's had a ton of great roles. Here are the best. The post The Forgotten Roles of Paul Reubens, From Batman to Blow appeared first on WIRED.

This latest teaser for Duncan Jones' MMORPG adaptation looks much better than the last trailer. The post New Warcraft Teaser Packs In a Ton of Action (And a Touch of Magic) appeared first on WIRED.

"Walking Dead" creator Robert Kirkman is taking another swing (stab?) at TV horror with "Outcast," which promises to be just as brutal as its predecessor. The post The Walking Dead Creator's New Show Is a Bloody, Brutal Ride appeared first on WIRED.

The innocent-looking shrike bashes its victims' heads in, then impales them on thorns before tearing them to shreds. The post Absurd Creatures: This Bird Impales Its Victims on Thorns. How Metal Is That? appeared first on WIRED.

To reap the benefits of the drone boom boom, and ward off its downsides, American regulators must produce clear and directed policies. The post America, Regulate Drones Now or Get Left Behind appeared first on WIRED.

The DOT and Sidewalk Labs are creating a data platform to help cities and urban dwellers move more efficiently. The post Google and the Feds Team Up to Build the City of the Future appeared first on WIRED.

WeWork is as a company that rents office space to freelancers. But WeWork thinks of itself as a technology company, with a radical idea to remake real estate. The post WeWork's Radical Plan to Remake Real Estate With Code appeared first on WIRED.

Another game conference, another year dominated by virtual reality. More than just games, though, these are the individual experiences that made our week. The post Our 10 Favorite VR Moments at GDC (In No Particular Order) appeared first on WIRED.

Playmobil's made figures on Malta since 1976. Photographer Alastair Philip Wiper takes you on a tour. The post How a Playmobil Factory Pumps Out 100 Million Tiny People a Year appeared first on WIRED.

Knog, the company known for reinventing the bike light, takes a crack at the bike bell. The post Bike Bells Are Ugly and Annoying. This Titanium One Sings appeared first on WIRED.

If social media has collapsed the distance between civilians and celebrities, so too it might for civilians and, uh, corporate executives at Monsanto, right? The post A Monsanto Exec's Selfie-Snapping, Live-Tweeting Campaign for GMO Acceptance appeared first on WIRED.

Another excellent camera from the king of compact system cameras. The post Review: FujiFilm X-Pro2 appeared first on WIRED.

And we should own up to it. The post BART's Righteous Tweetstorm Reminds Us Its Problems Are Our Fault appeared first on WIRED.

And it wants to hear if you think you've been a victim. The post The FBI Warns That Car Hacking Is a Real Risk appeared first on WIRED.

Nearly three years after secure email firm Lavabit was ordered to help the FBI spy on a customer, that customer has been identified as NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden. The post A Government Error Just Revealed Snowden Was the Target in the Lavabit Case appeared first on WIRED.

Writer-director Jeff Nichols gave himself a very interesting challenge for his new sci-fi film. The post Jeff Nichols' Big Midnight Special Challenge? Conquering Light appeared first on WIRED.

Five new papers add new detail to the dwarf planet. The post Buckle Up, Space Fans: A New Batch of Pluto Science Is Here appeared first on WIRED.

The third installment of the dystopian YA franchise arrives this weekend. We haven't seen the movies. But here's our best guesses as to what they're about! The post Everything We're Pretty Sure Has Happened in Divergent So Far appeared first on WIRED.

The real lesson of the latest Chinese iOS malware outbreak: If you don't want rogue apps on your iPhone, don't go looking for them. The post Hack Brief: No Need to Freak Out Over That Chinese iPhone Malware appeared first on WIRED.

The recent explosions at Costa Rica's Rincón de la Vieja might be small, but they could be signs of larger things to come. The post Blasts at Costa Rica's Rincón de la Vieja Volcano Hint at Something Big appeared first on WIRED.

In this week's superhero movie news roundup Iron Man gets vicious and Aunt May gets real. Oh, and Ben Affleck falls over. Read on to find out more. The post Cape Watch: Apparently Ben Can Barely Walk in His Batman v Superman Suit appeared first on WIRED.

It's the Four Horsemen vs. some forlorn mutants in the latest look at director Bryan Singer's follow-up to the hit "X-Men: Days of Future Past". The post New X-Men: Apocalypse Trailer Frolics Through the End of Days appeared first on WIRED.

Uber or Lyft clearly help riders who can afford them, but it's not clear how to extend those advantages to the poor, the elderly, or those with disabilities. The post Uber Actually Makes Public Transit Better, But Mostly for the Rich appeared first on WIRED.

Paul Reubens' comic character may have started in underground comedy, but he's traveled quite a road over the past 35 years. The post The Twisty History of Pee-wee Herman—Loner, Rebel, Icon appeared first on WIRED.