Zombie Vulnerability Affects Every Version of Windows
Microsoft is downplaying the system weakness, which affects every single version of Windows.
Microsoft is downplaying the system weakness, which affects every single version of Windows.
The Tory money man would rather the Beeb be scrutinised by the independent watchdog instead of the BBC Trust.
The 56-page manuscript had been squirrelled away for years, in the possession of Turing's comrade Robin Oliver Gandy.
There’s something inherently amazing about mid-air refuelling: two man-made machines, probably hundreds of miles from home, hooking up in mid-air and transferring aerial lifeblood from one to another. See more >
It means stepping off an aeroplane at Narita International airport in Japan might be even more frenetic than your usual travel experience
Vehicles do need to be able to protect their occupants, and one of the dangers occupants of military vehicles face is, of course, explosions.
Today we're exploring the hidden biases of Internet memes, the science of artificial testicles, whether the Apple Watch’s success depends on its ability to turn us all into big jerks, and more!
Data nerds crunching roughly 2.8 million “sleep-themed” playlists have concluded that people love to listen to boring music when trying to fall asleep, with Ed Sheeran No. 1 in the Top 40-Winks Chart.
*THERE* are my dragons!
The Galaxy S6 may have the best display with the most most pixels. But we need more, and Sharp is going to give it to us with an absolutely bonkers 5.5-inch LCD 4K display—that’s 806ppi for anyone keeping count.
It is fear borne from learning the truth about what artificial intelligence might become.
Have you ever wondered what it would look like if Los Angeles was invaded by the imperial forces from Star Wars? Wonder no more. Read More >>
SpaceX is going to try to land the first stage of its Falcon 9 rocket on a remote drone ship beginning at 9:33pm BST.
What if all of our favourite characters joined together in an Avengers-style team up?
Reheating coffee in the Parkes Observatory's kitchen was providing the red herring alien signals.
This is certainly a flexible beast, but the truly surprising thing about HP’s new Spectre is how much you get for your money.
