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Strava has just unveiled a number of new walking features These include revamped cards available to everyone this summer… … and exclusive exclusive features like off-route warnings Strava users get an updated suite of hiking features, with almost all available now. Most of the new features are exclusive to Premium subscribers, although there are a […]

Microscopic QR code measures only 50 by 50 nm² and is constructed using single atoms of silver Researchers used quantum tunneling techniques and automation to apply individual atoms to a mounting surface with human intervention for fine tuning The QR code can still be scanned with a mobile phone despite being 800 times smaller than

Agent AI trust is increasing and 9% will already let an agent complete a transaction or them Successful low-risk transactions are the key to unlocking greater trust Physical stores and face-to-face interactions remain essential New data from Accenture has claimed that three in four (74%) consumers would trust a personal AI agent more than their

Canada introduces The Safe Social Media Act in Bill C-34 It must be approved by both the House of Commons and the Senate Under 16s would be banned from social media platforms There is a growing recognition that social media is not particularly healthy for younger children, and a growing number of governments are now

Mozilla is lifting the 50GB monthly data limit on Firefox’s free built-in VPN The offer includes 28 places to browse from, up from the standard set of five Everything will return to the usual data cap and five locations on September 1st A free VPN built right into your browser is a rare thing, and

North Korea is responsible for nearly half of the tech sector’s cyber intrusions IT employee campaigns are hard to spot thanks to AI enhancement The funds are being used to help develop new weapons of mass destruction A new Crowdstrike report has found that nearly half (47%) of state-sponsored attacks against US tech companies came

AI-generated code grows faster than security monitoring mechanisms Manual reviews struggle to keep pace with machine-generated software Security leaders fear that insecure coding patterns will spread through development pipelines AI coding assistants have spread across development teams faster than security frameworks can adapt. New Salt Security research has claimed that 90% of security managers now

More than 12,000 servers supported a coordinated phishing infrastructure worldwide Google Cloud links helped phishing emails appear more secure than reality Fake New York Times pages acted as decoys for scanners When a suspicious email lands in your inbox promising financial rewards or urgent payment requests, the infrastructure behind that email is rarely what it

The Navy’s drone boat conducted the first known military aircrew rescue mission The American Apache crew survived after the unmanned craft reached them first Rescue Operation demonstrated a growing military role for autonomous systems A US Army Apache helicopter crashed near the Strait of Hormuz, but the most significant development emerged from the rescue effort