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Thursday June 26, 2025. 12:04 AM
Visa seekers are reportedly censoring their own posts to visit the land of the free The US State Department last week said foreign nationals seeking to study in the US must make their social media profiles public, prompting some students to delete their social media posts.…
Wednesday June 25, 2025. 11:21 PM
Records of hundreds of emergency calls from ICE detention centers obtained by WIRED—including audio recordings—show a system inundated by life-threatening incidents, delayed treatment, and overcrowding.
Two emergency patches issued in two weeks Hot on the heels of patching a critical bug in Citrix-owned Netscaler ADC and NetScaler Gateway that one security researcher dubbed 'CitrixBleed 2,' the embattled networking device vendor today issued an emergency patch for yet...
Prime Day falls on July 8-11, but we've already found great deals on WIRED-tested products—from Apple Watches to Amazon Devices—at some of their lowest prices ever.
The Exploration Company lost contact with its Mission Possible vehicle a few minutes before touchdown in the ocean.
Terabytes per second of bandwidth, miles of copper cabling, all crammed into the back of a single rack Analysis If you thought AI networks weren't complicated enough, the rise of rack-scale architectures from the likes of Nvidia, AMD, and soon Intel has introduced a new...
Some Venetians are concerned about the impact the three-day event—which includes 80 private jets and more than 30 private water taxis—will have on their city.
Mattress sales aren’t just a Presidents’ Day thing anymore. Here are the best WIRED-approved mattresses you can score on sale right now.
It's meant to cut down on false positives but could be a trove for mischief-makers Ring doorbells and cameras are using AI to 'learn the routines of your residence,' via a new feature called Video Descriptions.…
New UI library has 23 years of history – and unexpected roots Cosmoe is a modern C++ UI library, but it's also a new iteration of a project with roots in one of the most elegant GUIs ever written.…
A bottomless appetite for tracking people as 'objects' A new study shows academic computer vision papers feeding surveillance-enabling patents jumped more than fivefold from the 1990s to the 2010s.…
Who is the third party that does the thing in our thing? Yep. Attacks explode over past year The vast majority of global businesses are handling at least one material supply chain attack per year, but very few are doing enough to counter the growing threat.…
One of the best bug-hunters in the world is an AI tool called Xbow, just one of many signs of the coming age of cybersecurity automation.
Whether for bird-watching or baseball-spotting, we break down prices and specs to find the best pair for you.
Millions of customers left speechless Britain's Three mobile network has suffered a major outage, with voice calls out of action and limitations on texting.…
Cloud and AI demand propel rapid buildout as on-prem share drops to 22% Hyperscale operators are expected to account for 61 percent of all datacenter capacity by 2030, thanks in part to the growth of cloud services and rising demand for compute to feed AI.…
Twentysomethings claimed to be linked to spate of high-profile cybercrimes The Paris police force's cybercrime brigade (BL2C) has arrested a further four men as part of a long-running investigation into the criminals behind BreachForums.…
Tired of those tiny bubbles on the side of your glass? Here’s how to have sparkling pours forever.
Learning from the lessons of the past interview Anuj Kapur, CEO of DevOps darling CloudBees, reckons that AI could retest the founding assumptions of DevOps as a whole, but warns against the risk of creating black-boxed code in the pursuit of greater efficiency. He also says ...
These sparkling water makers will fizz up your life at a moment’s notice, and most don’t need a power outlet.
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