Collaborate Disseminate
There’s a problem with fuses. On the face of it, testing would seem to be a one-shot deal — exceed the rated current and see if it blows. But once you know the answer, the device is useless. If only there were a way to test fuses without damaging them. …read more
Join us on Wednesday, April 15 at noon Pacific for the PCB Bring-Up Hack Chat with Mihir Shah and Liam Cadigan!
The printed circuit design process is pretty unique among manufacturing processes. Chances are pretty good that except for possibly a breadboard prototype, the circuit that sits before you after …read more
A novel form of cancer immunotherapy has shown exceptional promise in a new clinical trial. The treatment involves supercharging a patient’s immune cells to fight cancer then reintroducing them to the body, and as many as 93 percent of participants in … Continue reading Cancer immunotherapy clinical trial shows promise, but dangers remain
The James Webb Space Telescope has crossed another milestone on the path to its long-awaited launch. NASA engineers have now completed a deployment test, unfurling the telescope’s gigantic mirror into the configuration it will take in space.Continue Re… Continue reading NASA unfolds James Webb Telescope’s huge mirrors in deployment test
The DarkHotel group could have been looking for information on tests, vaccines or trial cures. Continue reading WHO Targeted in Espionage Attempt, COVID-19 Cyberattacks Spike
If you’re a software publisher, security testing is a hugely important part of your process. You must be able to give users the confidence that the products you offer aren’t vulnerable to cyberattacks that could compromise their devices or data. Not o… Continue reading 5 Good Reasons to Outsource Security Testing
We explain why you really need to RTFM. Even if TFM is very long and complicated and you are very experienced. Continue reading Serious Security: The decade-ending “Y2K bug” that wasn’t
Join us on Wednesday, December 4th at noon Pacific for the AMSAT CubeSat Simulator Hack Chat with Alan Johnston!
For all the lip service the world’s governments pay to “space belonging to the people”, they did a pretty good job keeping access to it to themselves for the first 50
Chaos engineering aims to prevent security issues and outages before they happen. So why aren’t more organizations using it? In many ways, the cloud computing movement has simplified technology infrastructure for organizations across the globe. … Continue reading Does Your Organization ‘Get’ Chaos Engineering?
Comprehensive testing of 21 free Android antivirus apps revealed big security vulnerabilities and privacy concerns; especially AEGISLAB, BullGuard, dfndr and VIPRE. Continue reading Critical Bug in Android Antivirus Exposes Address Books