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Why was there an ‘evil’ Delta airlines Wi-Fi network? The experts weigh in
As many attendees of this year’s DEF CON hacker conference departed Las Vegas recently, many unsuspecting passengers on Delta Flight 591 attempted to access an onboard Wi-Fi network. What they didn’t know was that ‘Delta WiFi Fast’ was actually a fake network, allegedly set up by a fellow passenger intended…
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‘Every other industry running mission critical infrastructure solved this problem years ago’: Why autonomous networking is in dire need of a digital twin
Networking never fails to surprise me when it comes to dependencies and its live nature – it’s a world that’s continually changing, and yes upgrades designed to improve performance or security are often the ones that cause outages. Even carefully planned updates can have consequences that might initially be difficult…
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Creality Sermoon P1 review: This ultraportable handheld 3D scanner let me scan almost any object I wanted
Why you can trust TechRadar We spend hours testing every product or service we review, so you can be sure you’re buying the best. Find out more about how we test. The Creality Sermoon P1 is a handheld 3D scanner and follows similar use lines to the superb Sermoon S1…
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Ukrainian drones disabled US armor brigade in simulated warfare ‘so quickly’ that they had to respawn the equipment
Ukrainian drone forces have proved so successful against US troops in exercises that “destroyed” equipment had to be reintroduced into the simulated combat Over the course of the two-week-long exercise, US forces improved at camouflage, dispersing, and using electronic warfare against the aerial attacks The Combined Resolve military exercise took…
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Quote of the day by roboticist Rodney Brooks: ‘The visual appearance of a robot makes a promise about what it can do and how smart it is’ — a warning about the misleading form of a humanoid robot
Humanoid robots are on the rise, with a slate of companies building several different prototypes. Whether they’re designed to be on the production line or engineered to roam around your house performing various chores, different kinds of machines are on the cusp of mass production. “The visual appearance of a…
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Kioxia, SanDisk show off the tiny chip which could go in world’s first 1 PB SSD
Quad-Level-Cell (QLC) 3D flash memory sets the industry benchmark for performance, bit density, and power efficiency It is the first QLC 3D flash to reach a 4.8 GB/s interface, ensuring super-fast data transfer between storage and processor This is the breakthrough that could deliver 1 PB (petabyte) storage to data…
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