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With American shoppers spending less on groceries, supermarket chains have a decision to make: Adapt to the new generation of shoppers or risk losing them.

Grand Theft Auto VI, widely heralded as the game event of the decade, took a significant hit last week after a cybercriminal sent much of the internet into pandemonium after publishing gameplay footage a week before the game’s publisher planned to reveal core portions of the game to the public.  

An authentication bypass flaw is already under exploitation, the latest in a series of recent SharePoint attacks.

Through a pilot program housed within the Network of German Houses of Science and Innovation (DWIH), the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) supports students, researchers, and teams from science-based startups interested in launching a business as they further develop their business ideas. The “DWIH Innovate” program is designed to help grantees gain international practical experience…

If you are a malicious hacker, cybersecurity professionals may very well be the worst people in the world to try to hack, as there is a very good chance they are going to catch you.

Aug. 19, 2026 — AI is an increasingly useful tool for researchers across the scientific landscape, showing deep promise for accelerating discovery and innovation. However, incorporating AI into research may require training and adjustment for scientists—and Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab), in conjunction with organizers from other institutions, is bridging that gap.

University of South Florida researchers say a wearable sleeve powered by artificial intelligence could prevent ACL injuries. FOX 13’s Ariel Plasencia reports.

In a year where retention is top of mind for employers, conversations highlighting the benefits of remote work may be crucial.

Scientists face constant pressures to maintain a strong publication record. AI tools can make writing easier, but their limitations pose risks for scientific publishing and for authors.

While much of aviation cybersecurity focuses on network-based threats, researchers just showed that a physical attack on an airplane may require surprisingly little time or money.