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New RSA signature forgery attack reduces 1024-bit key security to 2^65 operations, a cryptographic breakthrough that surprises researchers.

Obsidian retains creative identity under Bethesda, per a Jill Braff memo, though the studio now reports to her and leads Fallout work.

Roman suburban life in Bath revealed as restoration work at Bath Assembly Rooms unearths ditches with pottery, coins and a helmet fragment.

U.S. TRANSCOM deploys randomised AI to secure military logistics, using adaptive algorithms to outmanoeuvre adversarial tracking of supply routes.

MariaDB has vector search built in, but its chairman says LLMs and coding assistants keep pointing developers to other databases instead.

Members of ZET SCALE commit to purchasing 2,500 electric trucks, selecting Tesla as the primary supplier.

Rare earth processing leverage sits with China as US export controls pause until Nov. 10, 2026, with MP Materials and USA Rare Earth targeted.

The CFPB will no longer publish consumer complaint narratives, a move aligning the agency with business groups that long criticized the public database.

NASA chief Jared Isaacman says the agency will only pursue 'good deals' with international partners as the race to the Moon's south pole intensifies.

WIRED's guide to using AI with your privacy intact, from zero data retention to trusted execution environments and on-device models.

Hideo Kojima praised Backrooms director Kane Parsons in a Famitsu interview, linking the film's liminal horror to P.T. and his upcoming game OD.

Reports say Russell Vought could gain veto power over all NIH grants, as the administration drafts an executive order targeting the agency's funding decisions.