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A Chinese mining pool fell victim to the largest known bitcoin scam to date. It only became known five years later.

AI associations are appealing to a US appeals court to stop a class action lawsuit over copyright infringement. Three authors could ruin the industry.

Italian researchers have developed a method to identify people based solely on the distortion of a Wi-Fi signal. Cameras are not necessary.

The adjustment dial on some R50s can get stuck or fall off, but the remedy is simple. Tamron now also offers its 18-300 mm for Canon and Nikon.

NASA astronaut Jim Lovell has died at the age of 97. His career in space is a story of failure and continuation – and of good luck.

All on Board expands its VR board game platform with "Aye, Dark Overlord!" and new social features for easier game planning and better learning tools.

This week, our gallery photographers capture fleeting moments, strong contrasts and details and transform them into impressive visual narratives.

The internet group United Internet is benefiting from growth in fee-based customer contracts and higher sales. Network expansion reduces profits.

A civil society alliance with CCC, D64, Amnesty & Co. calls for a stop to Dobrindt's draft for more digital investigation powers in a letter.

A group of researchers has identified more security loopholes in the Tetra radio standard. Even an end-to-end encryption solution enables eavesdropping attacks.

Certain functions will be removed from outdated Office 365 versions in the foreseeable future. This is due to a major update in the background.

Dojo was intended to process video data and improve the driving assistants in Tesla vehicles. Now CEO Elon Musk has announced a change in strategy.

The Finnish VR goggles manufacturer Varjo is attracting customers from the defense sector with an elaborate mixed reality flight simulator.

Microsoft always requires an account for the extended security support. The good news is that an ESU license is valid for 10 devices.

With "Reality Proxy", researchers have developed an AR operating concept that facilitates remote interaction with real objects.

A gang from San Francisco stole numerous Apple cell phones directly from a large warehouse in Portland. They pretended to be the US Federal Police.

First it was one expert, then another two and finally a fourth. According to the FT, Apple's AI attrition rate has now increased to twelve people.

Sony does not want to give up the smartphone sector. The company has officially announced this.

Physicists have created the first qubit from an antiparticle. The team is attempting to answer fundamental questions about the universe.