A recent spike in GPS spoofing, a digital attack that can mislead commercial airliners, has introduced a new threat: hacking time. According to OPSGROUP, incidents of GPS spoofing affecting airlines have surged by 400%.
Staying connected is becoming second nature for people these days. Consequently, this desire for connectivity has resulted in the establishment of fake Wi-Fi hotspots, especially in airports and on-board planes, according to cyber security experts.
Recent studies have sparked a heated debate over the impact of remote and hybrid work models on innovation within companies. Research led by various universities, including the University of Essex, University of Chicago, Oxford University, and others, has revealed contrasting effects based on work setups.
China's Ministry of Industry has designated 20 regions, including major cities such as Beijing and Shanghai, to participate in an ambitious pilot program focused on the implementation of "vehicle-road-cloud integration" technology for intelligent connected vehicles.
Wearable technology is enhancing efficiency and safety within warehouses and retail environments.
NASA is advancing its Mycotecture project and utilizing fungi to construct habitats on the Moon and Mars, bolstered by a USD 2 million Phase III award from the NASA Innovative Advanced Concepts (NIAC) program.
In recent years, the RV lifestyle has surged in popularity across the United States. There has been a notable 62% increase in RV ownership over the past two decades according to a study by Go RVing.
Highlighting both the potential for innovation and the growing influence of American tech companies in the Europe’s artificial intelligence (AI) landscape, selected startups will work with Meta’s Fundamental Artificial Intelligence Research (FAIR) lab and gain access to open-source AI models like Llama.
Despite the growth and prominence of mobile messengers and chat apps, e-mail is an integral part of daily online life, making it one of the most important communication platforms in the digital age.
A recent Bugcrowd report, "Inside the Mind of a CISO," revealed that 91% of Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) are concerned about AI threats, and they believe that AI is set to outpace their security teams.
