Science & Tech

Cybersecurity: An Invisible War Grows More Intense, More Challenging

The invisible war in cybersecurity grows more intense and challenging. Bad guys only have to be right 1% of the time to get through said security firm founder.
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US Launches New Trade Probe Into Chinese Legacy Chips

Biden admin announced probe into China’s trade practice regarding “legacy” chips that power everything from smart appliances and phones to the electric grid and weapons systems.
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John Ferguson, CEO of Saxon Aerospace LLC./Saxon Unmanned, Assess Drones Across US

In his TikTok video Saxon Aerospace CEO John Ferguson gives his assessment of the mysterious drones plaguing New Jersey and other places in the U.S.
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Autonomous AI Poses Existential Threat—And It’s Almost Here: Former Google CEO

Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt said that autonomous artificial intelligence (AI) is coming—and that it could pose an existential threat to humanity.
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FCC Greenlights Starlink, T-Mobile Partnership to Cover Hard-to-Reach Areas

FCC approved a collaboration between SpaceX’s Starlink division and T-Mobile to provide cell service to areas unreachable by traditional cellular networks.
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Global Computer Outages Reveal Vulnerabilities of Internet Centralization

As the world’s communications and operations become more concentrated among a handful of tech oligopolies, they become both more efficient and more vulnerable.
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ANALYSIS: Climate Scientist Says It’s ‘Unreasonable’ to Call Climate Change an Existential Threat

MIT scientist said although the global temperature rise owing to a greenhouse effect is real, the increase is small and does not pose any existential threat.
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Police Warn Parents About iPhone’s New ‘NameDrop’ Feature

Police issued alerts about iPhone DropName which allows sharing contact info and images wirelessly between two closely held devices, posing risk to children.