Month: February 2025

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Digital Forensics: Remember when there was a Windows Phone? You don’t?! How could you not? I mean, we all had such a good time laughing at it! The handsets were so memorable..there was the…um, you know, the Nokia something something… Well, someone in this big blue marble of a world ...

Digital Forensics: By Mark Hunter 22 hours agoTue Feb 18 2025 08:57:54 Reading Time: 2 minutes Scammers have impersonated Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to promote a fraudulent cryptocurrency The fake token, named the “Official” Saudi Arabia meme coin (KSA), was announced via a compromised social media account The ...

Digital Forensics: Skip to content Online safety doesn’t have to be complicated. With some simple steps, you can easily protect your PC from malware and safeguard your personal data with very little extra effort. The best part? None of these tips cost money. In fact, most important security tools you ...

Digital Forensics: By Martha McHardy is a U.S. News reporter based in London, U.K. Her focus is on U.S. politics and polling. She has covered U.S. news extensively, including the 2024 election and pro-Palestine protests at U.S. colleges. Martha joined Newsweek in 2024 from The Independent and had previously freelanced ...

Digital Forensics: Finalists include a ‘Hacked Double Trumpet’ from France. Credit: Nicolas Bras Georgia Tech is readying for its 27th annual Guthman Musical Instrument Competition, and has officially announced its choice of finalists highlighting some of the year’s weirdest and most creative music-making inventions. Last year’s first-place winner, Max Adda’s ...