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Inside the DNSpionage hacks that hijack domains at an unprecedented scale

Since the beginning of the year, the US government and private security companies have been warning of a sophisticated wave of attacks that’s...

The wrath of grapes: A tale of 12 dead microwaves and plasma-spewing grapes

DIY science enthusiasts know that, if you put a halved grape into a microwave with just a bit of skin connecting the halves,...

Niantic poised to settle Pokémon Go trespassing complaints

A proposed settlement filed last week could give homeowners some control over whether or not 's augmented-reality attractions show up in and around...

Facebook is a law-breaking “digital gangster,” UK government report says

Facebook yesterday said it is willing to face "meaningful regulation" after UK lawmakers accused the company of acting like a "digital gangster" that...

A 5km asteroid may briefly occult the brightest star in the night sky

Sirius, a binary system, is the brightest star in the night sky. The larger of the two stars, Sirius A, is about 25...

HP Elitebook x360 1040 G5 review: A little bit bigger, a little bit better

The battle of the business notebooks is in full swing as HP tries to one-up Lenovo—and itself—all in one go. HP scored a...

Dealmaster: All the best Presidents’ Day tech deals we can find

Greetings, Arsians! The Dealmaster is back with another holiday deals roundup. This time we're coming at you with a wide range of Presidents'...

Georgia Tech scientists figured out how maggots can eat so much, so fast

How do the larvae of black soldier flies eat so much, so fast, despite their tiny size? Scientists at Georgia Tech have been...

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