Adriana Groh: ‘The internet works thanks to a shared infrastructure that nobody owns, but that we must take care of’
The head of Germany’s Sovereign Tech Agency believes that Europe must invest in open source to achieve technological independence
Graphite, the Israeli spyware acquired by ICE
Paragon’s technology is one of the most powerful commercial espionage tools available, and can covertly activate microphones to turn smartphones into listening devices
The harm caused by AI: From suicide to deepfake pornography
The potential danger that artificial intelligence can cause to individuals is inadequately addressed in existing legislation regarding the new technological tool
How do I use AI? Eight real-world examples two years on from ChatGPT
A study in the US says that 24% of workers are already using generative AI. Data expert Kiko Llaneras explains how he uses the technology
‘I hacked time to recover $3 million from a bitcoin software wallet’
Legendary hacker Joe Grand explains the steps he took to open a software wallet, full of money, that the owner believed was lost forever
How half-a-second of suspicious activity led an engineer to prevent a massive cyberattack
On social media, people are jokingly referring to the Microsoft developer as ‘the fucking master of the internet.’ He managed to find the trap by accident
What if artificial intelligence isn’t the apocalypse?
A mix of fear and trendiness has made AI appear to be the protagonist of a radical change in our society. But the technology may actually be overhyped
The woman who uses big data to help win soccer games
Twelve years ago, Sarah Rudd created a model to evaluate players’ performance using data analysis. She is considered a pioneer in a discipline that has been fully integrated into clubs