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Typically, when we talk about wind tunnels, we think of the big facilities in use by the aerospace and motorsports industries. However, there’s nothing stopping you building a wind tunnel …read more Continue reading DIY Wind Tunnel Aims To Educate The Youth
We wish we had met [Mr. Mueller] when we were in high school. After 20 years as a digital design engineer, he decided to teach a digital electronics class at the high school level at LASA high school in Austin, Texas. He’s been doing it for seven years and has …read more
They’re facing charges of computer criminal activity after allegedly disrupting the network at the request of their friends. Continue reading Two teens charged with jamming school Wi-Fi to get out of exams
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O, that constant whirring noise? And the sky-high electricity bill? Why, it’s those darn air conditioners and heaters! Continue reading Headmaster fired over cryptocoin mining on the school’s dime
The FBI’s longterm strategy for hiring proficient cybersecurity professionals involves reaching into high schools, helping foster STEM education and perhaps most importantly, encouraging students to enroll in Scholarship for Service programs that eventually guide them toward Quantico, said Howard Marshall, deputy assistant director of the bureau’s cybersecurity division. “[Cyber workforce recruitment] is a huge challenge for us, maybe one of our biggest,” Marshall said Wednesday at CyberTalks in Washington, D.C. “We have a significant portion of our agents and investigators that are not equipped, what you could probably call not tech-savvy, that are not going to be much help when it comes to the technical side of an investigation.” Marshall said the FBI currently has a nationwide pilot program in which agents are working to encourage the study and development of science, technology, engineering and mathematics courses in high school. The idea is to get students engaged in exercises and other activities that […]
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We salute you, young cyberpunk. Continue reading A Teenage Hacker Figured Out How to Get Free Data on His Phone
Requirement to create user credentials and have an e-mail address creating headaches. Continue reading New security requirements protect, frustrate students seeking financial aid