A new method produces PEDOT nanofibers with enhanced electrical conductivity and increased surface area for improved charge storage. UCLA chemists have developed a new textured, fur-like version of PEDOT, a conductive plastic commonly used to protect electronics from static and in devices like so
Scientists studying mice have uncovered a delicate protein rivalry in the brain that, when thrown off balance, may cause autism-like behaviors.
This discovery opens up a potentially powerful new path for autism treatment by targeting how nerve signals are regulated at the molecular level.
Protein imbalance tied to autism symptoms.
Hijack Loader now uses call stack spoofing and ANTIVM modules to bypass detection and persist.
Over 1,500 PostgreSQL servers compromised via weak credentials and SQL abuse, enabling fileless crypto mining.
Gmail launches client-side E2EE beta on its 21st birthday, simplifying encryption and boosting admin control.
Lucid PhaaS hit 169 targets in 88 countries by abusing iMessage and RCS to bypass SMS filters.
Apple patched 3 live exploits—CVE-2025–24085, −24200, −24201—across legacy iOS/macOS devices to block escalation attacks.
23,958 IPs scanned Palo Alto GlobalProtect portals in late March, signaling systemic recon before potential exploits.
A previously unknown trick lets you easily bypass using a Microsoft Account in Windows 11, just as Microsoft tries to make it harder to use local accounts.
Since the release of Windows 11, Microsoft has been increasingly closing loopholes and making it harder to use a local account in the operating system.
Instead, the company wants you to use a Microsoft Account, as many operating system features rely on cloud-based services.
Google has started rolling out a new end-to-end encryption (E2EE) model for Gmail enterprise users, making it easier to send encrypted emails to any recipient.
While businesses also have the option to configure the Secure/Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions (S/MIME) protocol to send digitally signed and encrypted messages, this requires significant resources, including deploying certificates to all users and exchanging them before sending the emails.
Google says that after Gmail’s new E2EE model rolls out, business users will be able to send fully encrypted emails to any user on any email service or platform without having to worry about complex certificate requirements.