Latest articles by Jess Kinghorn
'SilkSpecter' hacking operation uses sophisticated ring of 4,700 spoofed storefronts to dupe shoppers looking for Black Friday deals—here's how to avoid getting scammed
News Avoid getting 100% off your bank balance.
Please change your password before hackers use this list of the 200 most commonly used passwords to crack open your life like a coconut
News Don't make it easy for them.
The Zefiro is a USB-C-powered, thumb drive sized instrument that'll let you fulfil your Ocarina of Time musical fantasy—but I have some practical questions
News Getting on the blower.
Dragon Age: The Veilguard's impressive tresses feature '50,000 individual strands per character for over 100 hairstyles'
News Because Rook's worth it.
3D-printed M4 Mac mini enclosure addresses one of Apple's most egregious design choices—but maker argues that the power button 'problem' is overstated
News Throwback style solves a modern problem.
Amazon wants chips with everything, crafting its own AI-focused line of silicon in a bid to dethrone Nvidia
News I prefer a crisp, battered cod myself.
LG's bizarre but impressive stretchable prototype display has the 'highest rate of elongation in the industry,' a measurement I had no idea existed
News Scrunch it, pull it, twist it—but unfortunately no bop it
'I had my fun' says hacker who used Call of Duty anti-cheat exploit to ban 'thousands upon thousands' of innocent players
news Catching strays.
Australia proposes social media ban for everyone under the age of 16, citing concerns about young people's mental wellbeing
News But is it really all social media's fault?
I chatted to an MIT-built AI version of my future, 60-year-old self and we did NOT get along
News Leaving my future self on read.
Meta's nuclear-powered AI ambitions appear to have been thwarted by a swarm of bees
News 'Not the bees!' says Meta, probably.
Hackers hijack over 16,000 TP-Link network devices, creating a big ol' botnet that's absolutely slamming Microsoft Azure accounts
News When was the last time you turned it off and on again?
Still cringing about your first internship? At least you didn't try to sabotage an AI project from one of China's biggest tech firms
News A little worse than a coffee run disaster.
Ayaneo is desperate for you to feel the hype for its upcoming handheld, declaring 'The future has arrived'
News About time or a little premature?
I'm #62935 on the waitlist for Daze, an expressive messenger app that's already got over 150,000 signups
News Does Daze have its head in the clouds, or do I?
Cast your eyes upon this deeply cursed setup: Windows 95 on a hacked Nintendo 3DS
News It runs. Just.
It's alive! YouTuber shows how ZX Spectrum can be resurrected using only new parts
News Everything old can be made new again.
Amazon follows Google's lead to invest in small nuclear reactors, making for a headline that feels dreamt up in the '50s
News I'm not really feeling this energy.
Not just a fashion statement: Prada enters the space race, co-designing suit for Artemis III moon mission
News Though their involvement is only skin deep.
Google Chrome update creates permissions nightmare for ad blockers, rendering uBlock Origin inaccessible on newer Chromebooks
News Ad-blocking stalwarts begin to crumble in the face of Manifest V3.
Google's AI dream will be powered by miniature nuclear reactors in 'world first' deal, though the timeline seems optimistic at best
News Okay Google, why does the phrase 'nuclear power startup' give me The Fear?
Robot vacuum cleaners are being hacked to spy on your family, chase pets, hurl verbal abuse, and the makers claim users 'do not need to worry excessively about this'
News Giving new meaning to 'sucking up dirt.'
Elon Musk wants your Tesla to have a mind of its own—and that includes driving off without you
News Car-n't you believe it?
