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Cybersecurity

A 9.8-rated Oracle flaw let hackers seize servers for two weeks before any patch existed

By Cassian Holt

Consumer Tech

Today’s smartphones pack far more computing power than the systems that guided Apollo to the Moon

By Cassian Holt

Space Systems

NASA declared its $582 million MAVEN orbiter dead after the Mars probe went silent for six months

By Alexander Clark

Consumer Tech

The world’s first webcam was set up in 1991 just to watch a coffee pot

By Cassian Holt

Space Systems

The space station fires its engines now and then to keep from slowly falling back to Earth

By Cassian Holt

Cybersecurity

Reusing one password means a single leaked site can unlock all of your accounts

By Cassian Holt

Commercial Aircraft

At cruising height the outside air is so thin and cold the cabin must be pressurized to keep you safe

By Cassian Holt

Space Systems

SpaceX launched 29 more Starlink satellites from Cape Canaveral on Friday morning

By Cassian Holt

Commercial Aircraft

A jetliner’s tires are pumped to about six times the pressure of a car tire

By Cassian Holt

Cybersecurity

The Oracle server bug hit universities hardest, with the extortion crew stealing data and demanding payment

By Cassian Holt

Software, Apps, and Big Tech

The first item ever sold over the web, in 1994, was a Sting CD

By Cassian Holt

Space Systems

Roscosmos paused its risky repair on the station leak to gather more data before cutting further

By Cassian Holt

Space Systems

Tianwen-2 will scoop a sample from asteroid Kamoʻoalewa, a rock thought to be a chip of the Moon

By Cassian Holt

Telecom and Connectivity

More than 95% of internet traffic crosses the oceans through cables on the seafloor

By Cassian Holt

Consumer Tech

The very first computer “bug” was a real moth trapped in a machine in 1947

By Cassian Holt

Telecom and Connectivity

One hair-thin strand of optical fiber can carry trillions of bits of data a second

By Cassian Holt

Telecom and Connectivity

Wi-Fi, radio and visible light are all the same thing: electromagnetic waves

By Cassian Holt

Software, Apps, and Big Tech

OpenAI struck a deal to run its models and Codex tool across Oracle’s cloud

By Cassian Holt

Telecom and Connectivity

A GPS receiver finds you by timing signals from at least four satellites at once

By Cassian Holt

Space Systems

A SpaceX Falcon 9 booster flew for a record 35th time on Thursday and landed again

By Cassian Holt

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