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Venmo has no good reason to make user transactions public by default
207 million transactions are public — and anyone can search them.
The 2018 MacBook Pro has a problem with overheating
The new 2018 MacBook Pro might be fast, but all that Core i9 processor power is useless if the system can't cope with the heat it generates and has to throttle the performance.
Wearables vs. proctors: Test taking security in the era of constant connectivity
Just as smartphones have changed everything, so too will wearables. One challenge will be securing test taking in a world where everything has an active connection.
This old ransomware has been revamped as Bitcoin-stealing malware
Jigsaw appears to be back with new malicious intentions, with a simple-but-effective trick to go after crypto-currency.
Cryptocurrency trade at your figertips: Sirin Labs unveils the first blockchain smartphone
Sirin Labs is seeking to kick-start mass adoption by addressing security and usability issues in its pioneering handset.
Ronaldinho Coin: Soccer player launches e-sports strategy to go with cryptocurrency
The strategy that encompasses the cryptocurrency launch aims to establish a football academy, host amateur and global league matches, and develop soccer in digital environments.
Hiring kit: Multimedia designer
The multimedia designer is a necessary hire for companies seeking a vital online and mobile presence. But finding the best candidates requires evaluating a wide range of skills—including a strong design...
AI and blockchain are part of Boeing's vision for the future of air travel
Emerging technologies will help a new range of planes to take to the skies.
IoT hacker builds Huawei-based botnet, enslaves 18,000 devices in one day
A hacker has taken only 24 hours to build a botnet which is at least 18,000-devices strong.
How the VAR (and the referee) spoiled the World Cup final
The new Video Assistant Referee was supposed to ensure correctness in vital decision-making. It didn't.
How police are using voice recognition to make their jobs safer
Mark Geremia of Nuance Communications and Chief Joseph Solomon of the Methuen, Mass. Police Department explain how police officers use tools like voice recognition to help with everything from paperwork to potentially preventing ambushes.
