Category: Technology News
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UV DNA Damage Inspires Liquid Molecule That Stores Solar Heat
Recent research suggests that seasonal solar heat storage, long considered one of the hardest problems in clean energy, may be chemically feasible. A new study, reported by ZME Science, describes a liquid, DNA inspired molecule capable of storing solar energy as heat for more than a year with minimal losses. Heating accounts for nearly half
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NASA’s James Webb Provides New Insight Into a Rare Nebula
New observations from NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope are offering the clearest look yet at a rare and little-studied nebula known as PMR 1, nicknamed the “Exposed Cranium” nebula for its resemblance to a brain inside a transparent skull. A nebula is a cloud of gas and dust in space, often formed when stars shed
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New App Alerts Users When Smart Glasses Are Being Used Nearby
As smart glasses become more common in public spaces, it is getting harder to tell when someone may be recording audio or video. A new mobile app aims to restore some awareness by alerting users when camera-equipped smart glasses are operating nearby. The app, called Nearby Glasses, is available on Android’s Google Play Store and
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Claude Code Vulnerabilities Expose Developers to Silent Code Repository Attacks
Recent research by Check Point Research has uncovered critical vulnerabilities in Anthropic’s Claude Code, highlighting a growing and often overlooked risk in modern AI-powered development tools: configuration files that quietly cross the line from passive settings into active execution. The flaws allowed attackers to execute arbitrary commands and steal authenticated API keys simply by convincing
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Samsung Debuts Galaxy S26 Series With Expanded AI and Updated Hardware
Samsung Electronics announced the Galaxy S26 series at Galaxy Unpacked 2026, introducing its latest flagship smartphone lineup. The series includes three models: Galaxy S26, Galaxy S26+, and Galaxy S26 Ultra — featuring updated hardware and expanded AI capabilities.. The S26 lineup features a refined design with slimmer profiles and lighter builds across all models. The
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Cyberattacks Using Routine Actions to Exploit Trust
Security researchers are increasingly warning that cyberattacks no longer rely on obvious malware or suspicious downloads. Instead, many modern campaigns succeed by blending into routine, trusted workflows, the everyday actions people perform at work without a second thought. Recent research highlights how effective this approach has become. Across very different attack scenarios, the same strategy
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CarGurus Breach Impacts 12M+ Accounts
Have I Been Pwned, a security service website, has added CarGurus to its data breach database, confirming that the automotive marketplace was impacted by a data leak affecting over 12 million accounts. According to Have I Been Pwned (HIBP), the breach occurred in February 2026 and is attributed to the extortion-focused threat actor ShinyHunters. After
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SolarWinds Serv-U 15.5.4 Fixes Four Critical RCE Vulnerabilities
SolarWinds has released Serv-U 15.5.4 with patches for multiple critical vulnerabilities as well as feature parity improvements in File Share amongst other updates. Serv-U is commonly deployed in managed file transfer contexts, which often sit close to sensitive data paths and identity systems. Critical RCE conditions in that posture warrant high urgency—especially for internet-exposed instances.
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