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System Debugging: Advances in Software Vulnerability

 Software vulnerabilities are prevalent in all systems built from source code, causing a variety of problems including deadlocks, hacking, or even system failure. Therefore, early predictions of vulnerabilities are crucial for security software systems. To counteract this, experts at the Faculty of Information Technology have developed the LineVul approach and found that it increases the Read More →

First Hydrogen-powered Fuel Cell Aircraft sets a New World Record

7,230 feet! This is the new altitude record for a hydrogen aircraft. The German manufacturer H2FLY accomplished this on April 13 with its four-seat aircraft HY4. The aircraft also set a second record, that of the first flight of a hydrogen aircraft between two commercial airports. On April 12, the HY4 covered 124 kilometers between Read More →

Amazing Innovation : Heart Attack will be cured by altering DNA

Plenty of  medications are available in the market reduce high cholesterol in the body, but certainly none can save a patient from having a heart attack. The US biotech company Verve Therapeutics has now found the solution to this problem. By changing the DNA, bad cholesterol can be prevented from accumulating in the body, the Read More →

Scientists develop Plastic-eating Enzyme

Plastic-eating enzyme: Scientists have created a new mutation of the enzyme called PETase.    It breaks down the plastic and makes it so bacteria eat and eat it. The biggest thing is that this enzyme can do all the work of plastic even at a temperature below 50 degrees. Nowadays, plastic is used in almost Read More →

What is the “Quantum Apocalypse”

What is the “quantum apocalypse” (and how much can it threaten our way of life) This chip, from the German firm Q.ant, is designed to facilitate optical data processing for quantum technology. Imagine a world where encrypted secret files are suddenly opened, something known as “the quantum apocalypse.” Simply put, quantum computers work completely differently Read More →

Myths and Facts about Quantum Computers

In October 2019, quantum computing dominated news headlines around the world for several days. A team of researchers from the tech giant Google had managed to achieve quantum supremacy, beating the largest supercomputers on the planet with a quantum computer. Not only that, but the time difference was simply staggering: a few minutes versus the Read More →

Scientist creates Smart Fabric that detects Sound

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) scientist Wei Yan has designed a new type of fabric, which acts as a mic and speaker. It easily captures the words coming out of the mouth, the chirping of birds and the sounds of flying leaves. According to this research published in the journal Nature, these sound-hearing fibers are Read More →

Why is Apple’s Studio Display so thick?

The Studio Display is Apple’s latest external screen, presented during its keynote broadcast last March. It accompanies the Mac Studio, a compact computer for the needs of creatives and freelancers. The engineers of the Apple brand decided to insert the power supply on the back of the screen, which leads to a thickening of the Read More →

The First Hospital in the Metaverse

Once explored for the worlds of entertainment and recreation, the metaverse according to Simango will provide a more immersive, collaborative and interactive learning experience for healthcare professionals. Imagine a completely virtual healthcare establishment that allows avatars to be immersed in situation to train in its different areas such as the operating room, the patient’s room, Read More →

Molten Salt Battery keeps all its Energy in Hibernation

American researchers have developed a new molten salt battery that retains its charge when cooled. Thus, it could be used to accumulate excess electricity production during a season to release it later in the year. The most common type of battery is the lithium-ion battery. Several technologies are in the running to replace it. Molten Read More →

REvil Ransomware gang’s ‘Return’ raises concern

Would Revil do the endless hit of the day? First disappeared in the middle of last summer before returning a few weeks later, the Revil gang was then knocked out by an international coalition. Before suffering a few weeks later a dragnet on its members last November. A blow – but not fatal – since Read More →

Cybercriminals have shifted from Wire Transfer fraud to targeting Market Data, according to a VMware report.

Cybercriminals have shifted from wire transfer fraud to targeting market data, and their ransomware continues to hit financial firms, according to a VMware report. The target does not change, but the methods do. According to VMware’s latest Modern Bank Heists report, financial institutions have faced increasingly complex cyber threats in recent years, and cybercriminal gangs Read More →

Zoom unveils its Revamped Whiteboard Tool

Video conferencing company Zoom has revamped its Whiteboard product to work on a wider variety of devices and apps. Whiteboard builds on the existing basic in-meeting whiteboard functionality and extends it to a variety of devices, including in a browser or via apps for tablets or desktops. It also integrates with Zoom’s Meetings and Rooms Read More →

Galileo, the “European GPS”

The “European GPS” Galileo is open to billions of devices worldwide. It gives Europe autonomy in terms of satellite positioning services. Today, nearly a thousand smartphones can connect to it and allow geolocation. These are not the selection criteria that are lacking when it comes to choosing a new smartphone: screen size, storage capacity, price, Read More →

Technology: Its Responsibility for a Greener Future

The craze for faster, smarter and more innovative technologies has resulted in the launch of a new generation of iPhone every year; Smart watches and bracelets that track our state of health in real time; and through file sharing via cloud computing and video platforms that keep people working remotely connected and productive during a Read More →

Superyachts and Cybersecurity

 Superyachts  are  facing anonymous cyberattacks from a new breed of hackers. These themes were notably addressed during the 28th edition of the Dubai International Boat Show.   The Dubai International Boat Show (DIBS), returning this year after a hiatus due to the global pandemic, is a key event in the annual luxury boating calendar and Read More →

New Technology : 3D Printed Mini-Rockets for Nano-Satellites

The global space sector is currently struggling to meet the launch demands of nano-satellites for commercial use. In order to be able to transport them as quickly as possible into low Earth orbit, a young French company has decided to develop micro-launchers and 3D printed rocket engines. Transporting up to 100 kg of nano-satellites at Read More →

Big Data in the Real Estate

Surely in the last year you have heard about Big Data, but do you really know what Big Data is? Can Big Data be applied to the Real Estate sector? What is the big data? Big Data is called the storage and management of an immense amount of data from different sources, with the aim Read More →

Smart Home Cybersecurity: What measures should you take?

Technology is being implemented in homes to make life easier, but if the appropriate measures are not taken, a smart home can become a headache. A smart home offers you peace of mind, comfort and efficiency. With your smartphone acting as a control center, you can remotely monitor video cameras, lock or unlock doors, turn Read More →

Hydrogen Car Vs Electric Car: Which is more Ecological? 

Two technologies compete for zero emission cars: on the one hand, the electric car with batteries; on the other, the car that uses hydrogen as fuel. But are these vehicles really ecological? Which is more virtuous? Conceptually, the electric car and the hydrogen car are two zero-carbon technologies: the electric motor powers the car while Read More →