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KAIST
Ultra-Secure, Fast Random Number Generators
New Framework Sets Higher Security Standards For DRBGs In Cryptography
Cornell University
Study Uncovers Risks Of Passkeys In Abuse Scenarios
New Research Framework Targets Digital Safety Amidst Interpersonal Abuse
EPFL
Novel Algorithm Unmasks Propaganda Networks On Telegram
EPFL And Max Planck Researchers Develop Tool To Identify Misinformation
University College London
AI Browser Tools May Risk Your Privacy, Study Finds
New Research Shows How Generative AI Extensions Handle Sensitive Data
King's College London
AI Chatbots: A Privacy Risk In Disguise?
Study Uncovers How Malicious Chatbots Extract Personal Data
University of Amsterdam
The Art Of Critical Thinking: Shielding Against Manipulation
Navigating Information Overload In A Digital Age
University of Oxford
New AI Model Safety Breakthrough Reduces Risk From The Start
Innovative Approach Filters Dangerous Knowledge Before Training
The University of Western Australia
Israel's Global Standing: A Crisis Of Credibility
International Backlash And Internal Strains On The Jewish State
The University of Auckland
Smart Tech Or Surveillance? The Fine Line We’Re Crossing
How Everyday Gadgets Might Be Watching You More Than You Think.
University of Texas at Austin
When Driving Aids Become Driving Hazards
New Research Warns Of The Unintended Consequences Of Advanced Driver Assistance Systems.
Ludwig Maximilians Universität München
Uncrackable Codes: The Dawn Of Global Quantum Encryption
A Revolutionary Leap In Securing Data Across The Globe With Quantum Technology
University of Southampton
The Dark Truth Hidden in Plain Sight: How Nazi Culture Was Shaped by Museums, Theatres, and Archives
A new historical exposé reveals the silent complicity of Germany’s cultural institutions in supporting and sustaining Hitler’s regime.
EPFL
Scientists Have Found a Way to Hide Information in Light Using a Twisted New Material
EPFL researchers have created a chiral metasurface that can encode hidden messages using the shape of light itself opening the door to ultra-secure encryption and futuristic sensors.
MIT
Anyone Can Now Teach a Robot with Zero Coding Required
MIT's new handheld interface lets users train robots through teleoperation, movement, or demonstration bringing human skills into robotics.
King's College London
Scientists Just Figured Out How Bomb Residue Ends Up on Suspects’ Hands
For the first time, researchers reveal how explosive particles transfer—paving the way for game-changing forensic breakthroughs.