I wrote yesterday about how the scenes we witnessed at Ibrox on Sunday afternoon could have been totally avoided if the behaviour of the home supporters had been dealt with a long time ago, and after ...

Coverage claims without context are one of the most persistent sources of confusion in security tooling. This post breaks down four myths behind ATT&CK coverage claims and offers a more useful ...

People in extreme need The recent decision of the Colorado Springs City Council to criminalize sleeping in cars was a very bad one. Car represent the last place of security, the last “home”, for ...

A homeowner’s months of careful gardening work has been reduced to dirt and destruction, and the culprit has four legs and belongs to the neighbor next door. The frustrated property owner says a ...

Working alongside Walsall Council, West Midlands Police's problem-solving and priorities team has launched a new crime Prevention Hub to tackle anti-social behaviour and knife crime. The Crime ...

Raccoons keep solving puzzles even after finding food. Curiosity drives learning and may explain why raccoons adapt so well ...

A study of 409 medical students found 26.4% avoided seeking mental health care despite needing it. Stigma, self-reliance, confidentiality fears, and academic pressure were key barriers, researchers ...

Prosecutors say a monster orchestrated a young teen’s suicide in Gig Harbor. The Discord online platform gave him the opportunity.

Yield loss is increasingly driven by molecular variability in thin films, interfaces, and contamination rather than visible defects. Reliability issues often appear first as parametric drift or margin ...

EU's DMA/DORA expose platform concentration dangers. Decentralized user-controlled systems deliver resilience and substitutability that endless regulation cannot force.

Most people dream of finding success in some form, but the way we act can subtly hold us back. Once you're aware of how you might be getting in your own way, you can do things differently.

They raid compost bins, outsmart latches and sometimes look gleeful doing it. A new study in Animal Behaviour suggests raccoons may not just be opportunistic—they may be genuinely curious.