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When a phishing attack can impersonate a trusted site it's even harder to know that it's happening. The post Sneaky Exploit Allows Phishing Attacks From Sites That Look Secure appeared first on WIRED.
Her skin is perpetually on fire. He can't even feel a bone break. Together they might hold the key to ending America's opioid epidemic. The post How a Single Gene Could Become a Volume Knob for Pain appeared first on WIRED.
The ISS is a major launch platform for CubeSats—it has ejected more than 100 small payloads from companies and universities into orbit in the past few years. The post Watch NASA Launch 38 Itty Bitty Satellites to the ISS appeared first on WIRED.
Join our Facebook F8 liveblog with David Pierce and Brian Barrett. We're going live at 9 am PDT, one hour before Mark Zuckerberg's keynote. The post Liveblog: Get the Latest News From Facebook F8 as It Happens appeared first on WIRED.
As a candidate, President Trump threatened to kill the tech industry's favorite immigration program. But his new order will just leave companies guessing. The post Trump's Executive Order Won't Give Tech Clarity on H-1B Visas appeared first on WIRED.
Lena Dunham's show gave the internet a way to talk about—or at least generalize—an entire generation. What will happen now that the show is over? The post Let Us Mourn the End of Girls, Great Frenemy of the Internet appeared first on WIRED.
The actress' death led to a pretty drastic overhaul of the film's story. The post Cantina Talk: Carrie Fisher Won't Star in Star Wars: Episode IX After All appeared first on WIRED.
HBO's political comedy snuck in a joke that would've been great on its tech one. The post Last Night Veep Went Full Silicon Valley, With Uber-Great Results appeared first on WIRED.
Solving the mystery of the giant shipworm—a scientific legend that can grow to over five feet long. The post The Mystery of the 5-Foot-Long Shipworm Just Got Stinkier appeared first on WIRED.
You can use Legos, pennies, beans---whatever, really---and a six-sided die to model radioactivity. Why? Because physics is fun. The post Let's Model Radioactive Decay to Show How Carbon Dating Works appeared first on WIRED.
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