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Shape-Shifting Antenna Breakthrough Could Revolutionize Military and Space Communications
Johns Hopkins researchers have developed a groundbreaking temperature-responsive antenna that transforms from a flat spiral to a cone shape, enabling multi-frequency communications. This innovative technology could replace multiple conventional antennas while enhancing capabilities across military, scientific and commercial applications.
Hackers Exploit Avast Anti-Rootkit Driver to Deploy 'Kill Floor' Windows Malware
Security researchers uncover a sophisticated cyber attack leveraging an old Avast driver to bypass Windows security. The 'Kill Floor' malware uses kernel-level access to disable system protections and take control of infected computers.
10 Historic DDoS Attacks That Changed Internet Security Forever
From Amazon's 2.3 Tbps battle to the attack that destroyed Code Spaces, these landmark DDoS incidents reshaped cybersecurity practices and defense strategies. Explore how these massive attacks, costing companies up to $400,000 per incident, exposed critical vulnerabilities and revolutionized protection measures.
Starbucks Forced to Use Manual Scheduling After Blue Yonder Ransomware Attack
A ransomware attack on software provider Blue Yonder has disrupted Starbucks' employee scheduling and payroll systems across North America. Store managers have reverted to pen-and-paper methods while the company implements temporary compensation measures based on pre-scheduled shifts.
Zero-Click Attack: RomCom Hackers Exploit Firefox and Windows Flaws
Russian hacking group RomCom orchestrated a sophisticated cyber attack by exploiting zero-day vulnerabilities in Firefox and Windows Task Scheduler, requiring no user interaction. The campaign targeted organizations across Europe and North America, highlighting the growing capabilities of state-aligned threat actors.
Microlise Hit by BlackCat Ransomware Attack, Customer Data at Risk
British telematics provider Microlise confirms unauthorized access to company data following claims by BlackCat ransomware group. The attack potentially affects major transportation companies across Europe, as investigations continue into the full scope of compromised fleet management systems.
New Malware Campaign Exploits Avast Driver to Bypass Security Systems
Security researchers have identified a sophisticated malware campaign using Bring Your Own Vulnerable Driver (BYOVD) technique to disable antivirus protections. By exploiting a legitimate Avast driver, the malware can terminate security processes and gain elevated system control.
Testing Apps Under Poor Network Conditions: Which Ones Survive the Slowdown?
An investigation into how popular applications perform under extremely slow internet speeds reveals surprising differences in network resilience. While some apps like F-Droid and Steam gracefully handle poor connectivity, others struggle to maintain basic functionality, highlighting the importance of designing for universal access.
SpaceX Revolutionizes Mobile Connectivity with Starlink Direct to Cell Service
SpaceX is deploying specialized satellites for groundbreaking direct satellite-to-phone connectivity, partnering with major telecom providers globally. The service will initially offer text messaging capabilities before expanding to data services in 2025, potentially eliminating cellular dead zones worldwide.
