Much-anticipated bantamweight rematch headlines a stacked bill in New Jersey.

How emerging tech makes it easier to defraud schools out of millions  University Business

Hundreds of millions of users could be exposed in "largest breach ever" against Chinese victims.

Should talking to an AI chatbot be protected and privileged information, like talking to a doctor or lawyer? A new court order raises the idea

Should talking to an AI chatbot be protected and privileged information, like talking to a doctor or lawyer? A new court order raises the idea

Using aliases in Proton Mail is an excellent security measure.

It used to be simple: users had a local account on the PC that they used or they had a network account in Active Directory that could be used to login to their assigned computer or others  in the network.  Adding Macs to the

More than 3,000 people have reported problems during what is the latest in a long line of banking IT failures.

After years of rumors, months of hype and weeks of anticipation, the Nintendo Switch 2 has finally been released into the world. If you successfully pre-ordered a model, then well done, and if you haven’t snagged one yet, fear not. We’ve got literall

Japan-based Ispace confirmed its Resilience lander likely crashed during its second failed attempt at a lunar landing, after a sensor malfunction prevented proper deceleration. Despite the setback, the company remains committed to future missions, with funding secured for a third attempt using a new lander, Apex 1.0, scheduled for 2027. "Until then, Ispace has its work cut out for it," reports CNN. "[Ispace CEO and founder Takeshi Hakamada] said during the news briefing he will need to work to regain the trust of investors, and the company will need to deeply investigate what went wrong on the Resilience mission to ensure similar issues don't plague Apex 1.0." The company has ambitious "plans to eventually build a city on the lunar surface that would house a thousand people and welcome thousands more for tourist visits," notes ABC News. "If ispace is going to establish a colony on the moon, it will need to identify an ample supply of ice or water, which it will convert into fuel for a future lunar fueling station. The ability to produce fuel on the moon will enable the company to transport people back and forth between the Earth and the moon." Read more of this story at Slashdot.