Getty Images On Tuesday, Microsoft detailed an ongoing large-scale phishing campaign that can hijack user accounts when protected with multi-factor authentication measures designed to prevent… Read More »Ongoing phishing campaigns can even hack you if you are protected with MFA
Defying some expectations for an inflation-induced slowdown, PepsiCo raised its revenue forecast for the year for a second time, citing the “resilience” of consumer spending.… Read More »Shoppers still willing to pay more for drinks and snacks, says Pepsi
In a 62-page lawsuit filed Tuesday, Twitter accused Elon Musk of violating an agreement to buy the social media company for $44 billion. Mr Musk,… Read More »Why Elon Musk can’t stop buying Twitter, according to Twitter
Now that Twitter has filed a suit, Mr. Musk and his lawyers are expected to respond. While the timeline after that will depend on many… Read More »Twitter sues Musk after trying to pull out of $44 billion deal
enlarge † Artistic interpretation of Sonic fans’ impatience over a recent game’s lack of updates and patches. Sega / Sam Machkovech Three weeks after launching… Read More »Fan-made mod of Sonic Origins stopped with three words: “Screw this game”
Casey Cole White, an escapee from a Lauderdale County jail, is charged with murder in the death of the jailer. Vicky White died on May… Read More »Alabama escapee Casey White faces charges of murder in the death of jailer Vicky White
Evan Williams, the serial tech entrepreneur who co-founded Twitter, said in a post Tuesday that he is stepping down as chief executive of Medium, the… Read More »Evan Williams steps down as CEO of Medium
It and similar summer shopping days of big box stores have secured a permanent place in the shopping calendar alongside Black Friday. Still, analysts say… Read More »How deep is our love for Prime Day?
Elon Musk tells Donald Trump to give up his political ambitions
This week is big news in tech: Uber behaved badly. A huge document dump reveals that it deliberately broke laws to roll out its services… Read More »How can your data be used to collect costs from you?
Behavior that we would consider intelligent is strangely widespread in the animal kingdom. Animals with very different brains from ours – some kind of octopus… Read More »Brain Size vs Body Size and the Roots of Intelligence
SAN JOSE, Calif. — For years, scientists in labs from Silicon Valley to Boston have searched for an elusive potion of chemicals, minerals and metals… Read More »Advanced batteries move from labs to mass production
MANILA, Philippines (AP) – US Secretary of State Antony Blinken reiterated a call on China to comply with a 2016 arbitration ruling invalidating Beijing’s massive… Read More »US warns it will defend ally if China breaks sea rule
In a new scam targeting restaurants, criminals leave negative reviews on restaurants’ Google pages as a bargaining chip to extort digital gift cards. Restaurateurs from… Read More »The Google One-Star Review Scam Targeting Restaurants
