Kohler’s Smart Camera Misleads Users on Data Security

Kohler, a home goods maker, launched a smart camera called Dekoda that attaches to toilet bowls and analyzes images for gut health advice. The company claims its sensors only see down into the toilet and data is secured with “end-to-end encryption.” However, security researcher Simon Fondrie-Teitler points out that this term is incorrect and could … Read more

Taron Egerton’s ‘She Rides Shotgun’ Tops Charts Worldwide

Taran Egerton stars as Nate Mcclusky in the No. 1 movie worldwide on Prime Video, “She Rides Shotgun”. The film tells the story of a man trying to leave his troubled past behind and reconnect with his estranged daughter. After his release from prison, Nate sets out on the run with his daughter Polly (Ana … Read more

Nation-State Sponsors Large-Scale Cyber Attack Network

A massive cyber attack network, estimated to be worth millions of dollars per year, has been bilking people through fraudulent gambling websites for 14 years. Researchers say the operation is likely a dual effort by a nation-state-sponsored group targeting government and private-industry organizations in the US and Europe. The attackers primarily target Indonesian-speaking visitors, as … Read more

Texas Faces Critical Doctor Shortage Amid Increasing Diversity Gaps

Texas is struggling to produce enough doctors, nurses, and clinicians to meet the growing demand for healthcare services, particularly in underserved communities. The state’s universities are working to build pipelines of students from diverse backgrounds to fill this gap. However, despite these efforts, diversity gaps persist, with Black and Latino men representing only 2.9% and … Read more

Neutrino Mystery Takes a Step Closer to Resolution

A decades-long puzzle in neutrino physics has finally taken a significant step forward, thanks to an international collaboration of scientists working on the MicroBooNE experiment. The team has discovered no evidence for a fourth type of neutrino, ruling out one possible explanation for anomalies observed in previous experiments. This finding confirms that there are only … Read more

Nvidia’s Dominance Under Threat as Alphabet’s TPUs Gain Traction

Nvidia’s dominance in the AI chip market may be coming to an end. Alphabet’s new Gemini 3 AI model, which was launched on November 18 and quickly recognized as one of the best in the industry, was trained exclusively on Alphabet’s specially designed tensor processing units (TPUs) for data centers. This marks a significant shift … Read more

Smart Toilets Track Health with Sensors and AI

Imagine tracking your daily habits in a whole new way. Scientists are now developing smart toilets that use sensors and artificial intelligence (AI) to monitor your hydration, gut health, and even the risk of certain cancers. Gastroenterologist Will Bulsiewicz is thrilled about this innovation. On a podcast, he casually handles a sample of dried feces, … Read more

University of Pennsylvania Warns Over 1,400 Individuals After Data Siphoned via Zero-Day

The University of Pennsylvania has become the latest victim of Clop’s data breach spree against Oracle’s E-Business Suite (EBS) customers. The Ivy League school reported that over 1,400 individuals, mostly Maine residents, had their personal data stolen from its systems due to an exploited zero-day vulnerability in Oracle’s EBS. The university launched an investigation, patched … Read more

Crypto Miner Collapse Sparks Woes for Trump’s Digital Ventures

A US-based crypto miner, American Bitcoin Corp., saw its shares plummet by over 50% just 30 minutes after trading began on Tuesday. This sudden crash marked a significant turn in the cryptocurrency market’s decline, which has seen broader markets drop around 25% in recent months. The collapse of American Bitcoin Corp. is part of a … Read more