While research on extraterrestrial life has been going on for decades, it’s recently become more difficult for scientists to find the computer hardware they need because the hardware is being used for mining cryptocurrencies.
The Information Commissioner’s Office took down its website after it emerged that the site was hijacked by hackers to mine cryptocurrencies. The hack has affected about 4,000 websites including government websites. Here’s how they did it.
After confirming that a software update designed to prolong battery life on older iPhone models could slow down performance, Apple started to offer affordable in-store battery replacement for older models.
An estimated 1.4 million Twitter users reportedly engaged with Russian “trolls” during the 2016 presidential election.
Strava, a fitness app, said that it wanted to present a visualization of data that shows the exercise activity of all its users all over the world. The heatmap was all based on data collected between 2015 and 2017. However, this heatmap showed secret U.S. military bases and route activity.
New technology could soon be able to detect cancer symptoms months before they occur. Nokia’s chief executive, Rajeev Suri, shared his vision for the future of technology in medicine saying that things like remote surgical treatments, 5G ambulances, and small wearable scanners could revolutionize treatment and care in the near future
