Search results

Oli robots get up, go out, build themselves, and operate synchronously without humans. Imagine a warehouse, a row of ordinary shipping containers, and not a single engineer nearby. The doors open, and from the inside, full-size humanoid robots take turns getting to their feet, carefully step...

Le Grande Madness: proves to the world that rails are for weaklings. France has created many iconic armored vehicles in its history, from the Renault FT of the First World War to the modern Leclerc main battle tank. However, there are almost forgotten projects among the French developments...

They dispersed a ton of steel so that the laws of physics begged for mercy. China has published new technical details about the operation of the so—called "electromagnetic sleigh", a large ground-based launcher that in 2023 was the first in the world to accelerate a test platform to...

The Alliance wants to combine data from the ground, air, space, and cyberspace into a single picture of threats. Imagine a border that is not just guarded by patrols and radars, but continuously "listens", "watches" and instantly warns of any suspicious activity. NATO is discussing just such...

It's time to admit that quantum threats are no longer a fantasy scenario. In the United States, a systematic transition continues to the use of cryptographic standards that are resistant to attacks by quantum computers. As part of Presidential Decree No. 14306, signed in the summer of 2025...

Scientists electrocuted the "stinking water" to find the lost link of evolution. In the cold, dusty regions between the stars, where there are no planets or light, and matter remains in the dark for years, astronomers have discovered a molecule that had not been found there before. The largest...

Hackers are jamming Windows Defender with deception. Researchers have documented a multi-stage phishing campaign targeting users in Russia. The attacks use two types of malware at once: the ransomware cryptographer and the remote access Trojan Amnesia RAT. The study was published by the...

A 68000 processor, 128 KB of RAM, and an interface that made the computer understandable to people. A rare commercial can change not only the attitude towards a brand, but also the very language in which people talk about technology. In January 1984, that's exactly what happened. A one-minute...

Why in a new war it doesn't matter how far you shoot if your missile can't be caught. Modern missiles have long ceased to be just long-range weapons. Today, not only kilometers are important, but also speed, maneuverability, flight path, resistance to interception, and the ability to survive...

Why has a tool for helping users suddenly become the perfect gift for hackers? During routine system monitoring, Point Wild specialists discovered a potentially unwanted application associated with the GoTo Resolve remote access program. Despite the fact that this tool is intended for...