The Traitors fans have been super-sleuthing (Picture: BBC/Studio Lambert/Euan Cherry) The Traitors fans might have once again proven their sleuthing stripes after uncovering a picture of two Faithfuls ...

In August, a team of mathematicians posted a paper claiming to solve a major problem in algebraic geometry — using entirely alien techniques. It instantly captivated the field, stoking excitement in ...

Mr. Whatsit is bound to become a household name after Stranger Things 5 Vol. 1. The first episode of the new season introduces fans to a new character, Mr. Whatsit, who is Holly Wheeler’s imaginary ...

Over the past year, scammers have ramped up a new way to infect the computers of unsuspecting people. The increasingly common method, which many potential targets have yet to learn of, is quick, ...

Update October 24th: The Fellowship Backend Connection Error has returned. The devs are aware of it as of 16:37 CEST and are looking into it. You may have troubles ...

Managing SQL Server across hybrid and multi-cloud environments has long posed a challenge for database administrators. With data sprawled across on-premises infrastructure, cloud platforms, and edge ...

Amir Coffey may be the new guy in town, but that doesn't mean he doesn't know anyone after signing with the Milwaukee Bucks. Coffey, who had spent his entire NBA career up until this point with the LA ...

A whistleblower has claimed that the US Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) under the Trump administration has uploaded a live copy of the Social Security database to a vulnerable cloud server.

The Department of Government Efficiency put the personal data of millions of Americans, including Social Security numbers, on a vulnerable server in June, according to a new whistleblower complaint.

A top Social Security Administration official turned whistleblower says members of the Trump administration’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) uploaded hundreds of millions of Social ...

What if sharing and managing files didn’t have to involve bloated software, subscription fees, or convoluted setups? Imagine a tool that’s lightweight, open source, and powerful enough to handle ...