Electronic Arts published the source code for Command and Conquer: Red Alert on GitHub, alongside other games, giving developers and fans a new look at the series’ internals.
A Chicago-area FOIA dispute became a broader test of whether database schemas can be withheld as a security risk, prompting a court fight and a bill in Illinois.
A Dutch technologist argues that European governments and societies are taking an unnecessary strategic risk by relying on American cloud infrastructure.
The company stopped new activations of Advanced Data Protection after a government access demand, intensifying debate over privacy, security and law enforcement.
The directive requires review of significant rules, sets new budget and management oversight, and makes presidential legal interpretations binding across the executive branch.
Police and space officials in Poland assessed objects found in several locations after a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket stage made an uncontrolled return through the atmosphere.
Astronomers are refining orbital trajectory data for asteroid 2024 YR4, which currently holds a low-percentage impact probability for a potential 2032 Earth encounter.
A Reuters report cited in the prompt says new research finds carbon capture is more expensive than replacing fossil-fuel generation with renewables in many cases.
Security researchers told 404 Media that the DOGE.gov site was pulling from a database anyone could write to, letting prank entries appear on the live page.
A security write-up says an attack chain involving Google services and an internal discovery document could leak the email address attached to any YouTube channel for a $10,000 bounty.
A Mediterranean observatory traced an extraordinarily energetic muon to a cosmic neutrino, opening a new window on the universe’s most powerful particle accelerators.
A first-person account turns an obscure Honda accessory into an oddly memorable product story, showing how automakers market practical fixes for very specific problems.
Black History Month, Pride Month and other observances disappeared after Google returned its calendars to public holidays and national observances supplied by one provider.
Andrew Krapivin and collaborators say a new hash table design can search and insert in time proportional to the square of a logarithm, beating a long-held conjecture.
The course frames large language models as useful tools that can also flood the information environment with nonsense, making discernment as important as experimentation.
Krebs on Security recaps Wired reporting that a 19-year-old DOGE technologist with roots in The Com gained access to sensitive government systems, raising clear vetting questions.
New filings in the authors' copyright case point to internal discussions about torrenting and seeding, giving plaintiffs more material for their claim that Meta handled pirated books while training AI models.
Astronomers urged calm after an early orbit calculation put the newly discovered object at a one-in-43 chance of striking Earth, with revisions expected.