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Insists 'We're not backtracking' as tenants given longer to move to something more secure Microsoft has shifted gears on plans to disable Basic Authentication for five Exchange Online protocols this year, provided your t...

After loving the sound that came from the original Cambridge Audio Melomania 1, we had high hopes for the follow-up pair. There's no denying, the

Some regional internet service providers are urging the FCC to reexamine the recent rural broadband auction process that awarded unproven companies like SpaceX's Starlink hundreds of millions of dollars to provide reliab...

NASA selected Firefly Aerospace to deliver 10 scientific experiments and technology demonstrations to the moon in 2023.

Amber Alerts are supposed to be issued when a child is reported missing, giving individuals in the immediate area a heads up with details and identifying features in case the child is spotted. In Texas, a "test malfuncti...

The FDA will meet Feb. 26 to discuss what Johnson & Johnson says is a 66% effective, single-dose vaccine for preventing COVID-19.

If you’re one of the people who don’t enjoy watching football but watch the Super Bowl for its advertisements, YouTube will make things a bit easier for you this upcoming weekend. Google has detailed some features it...

NASA has selected Firefly Aerospace to deliver a set of 10 research payloads to the moon in 2023, the latest award in its Commercial Lunar Payload Services (CLPS) program. SpaceNews

Researchers say our dreams are reflecting fears and anxiety associated with the COVID-19 pandemic.

No matter how you feel about nuclear energy, nuclear waste is generally something you want to stay as far away from as possible--unless you're two villages on the Hokkaido, Japan's second-largest island. The two small fi...

David J. Whitcomb had purchased a building in December 2020 but had no idea what lay hidden above it. After he and a friend noticed an odd portion of the ceiling on the third floor, they discovered an attic full of photo...

"It's going to be way better than some dumb old committee about education," the Georgia Republican said.

COVID-19 mutations have already reached the US and could impact existing vaccines and tests during the pandemic, the FDA has said, confirming that new regulations are being worked on that will hopefully streamline varian...

In the shouty Valhalla of pointlessly destructive literary feuds, a place of honor must go to the verbal duel between the poets Heinrich Heine and August von Platen.

Plex Media servers using SSDP let DDoSers amplify attacks by a factor of 5.

The Great Suspender, an extension that automatically shut down tabs you weren't using, has been blocked by Google "because it contains malware." That's left users with lost tabs and concerns about what to do next.

But motion detection is fussy, and you'll need a monthly subscription to unlock its better features.

Google has released Chrome version 88.0.4324.150 with an important fix for a zero-day vulnerability in the web browser that the company says is likely to have been exploited in the wild. Google hasn't provided specific d...

Breaking the chemical bonds in large molecules to form a desired substance can be a fiddly task, but simply chucking molecules at a wall can get the job done

Steve Sisolak, the Democratic governor of Nevada, wants to incentivize technology companies to move to his state, and he's got some wild ideas about how to make that happen. The latest draft proposal, obtained by the Rev...

Google is adding heart and respiratory rate monitors to its new Pixel phones, using only the rear camera to contribute to measurements of users' health.

Google has lost a couple of talents due to the way it treated and the departure of its former top AI ethics researcher, Dr. Timnit Gebru. According to Reuters, engineering director David Baker left the tech giant last mo...