Category Archives: Resources & Culture
Medieval Jewellery Workshop Discovered in Glasgow
A newly unearthed medieval jewellery workshop in Glasgow reveals early craft production, challenging our understanding of Strathclyde history and status. Continue reading
AI Cybersecurity Panic: The Rise of Autonomous Cyberattacks
The AI cybersecurity landscape is shifting as autonomous agents execute sophisticated exploits, forcing a major redesign of global digital infrastructure. Continue reading
Fully Homomorphic Encryption: Google Open-Sources HEIR Compiler for Private AI
Google has open-sourced HEIR, a new compiler toolchain that leverages fully homomorphic encryption to enable secure AI inference directly on encrypted data. Continue reading
Snowflake Volunteer App Released by Tor Project for Android Anti-Censorship
Discover Snowflake Volunteer, the new open-source Android app by the Tor Project and Bloco that allows users to easily share bandwidth and help others bypass internet censorship. Continue reading
Mobile Internet Throttled to 256 Kbps in Taiwan Resilience Drill
During a nationwide civil defense drill, Taiwan’s mobile internet throttled down to 256 Kbps to simulate wartime submarine cable disruptions and test urban resilience. Continue reading
Rogue Delta WiFi Access Point Triggers In-Flight Security Probe After DEF CON
A mischievous rogue delta wifi network broadcasting aboard a flight after DEF CON triggered an in-flight security probe and brief network shutdown. Continue reading
DOS Solitaire Game Fits in QR Code and Runs Natively
Discover how developers packed a complete DOS Solitaire game into just 3 KB, allowing it to fit inside a QR code and run natively on vintage hardware. Continue reading
Sysinternals Suite Updated with Rust-Rewritten NotMyFault and New Features
Microsoft has updated the Sysinternals Suite with a Rust-rewritten version of NotMyFault, enhanced ZoomIt presentation tools, and improved Azure Virtual Desktop support in RDCMan. Continue reading
Massive Link Rot Study Reveals 76 Percent of Early Web Has Vanished
A comprehensive study on link rot reveals that over 76 percent of historical URLs from the early web have completely vanished. Continue reading