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NYT Strands hints and answers for Sunday, July 6 (game #490)

By Johnny Dee published 5 July 25

Looking for NYT Strands answers and hints? Here's all you need to know to solve today's game, including the spangram.

Is it quantum-resistant? Researchers create 'uncrackable' encryption system by pairing AI and holograms produced by laser

By Efosa Udinmwen published 8 February 25

Greek scientists combine AI and laser holograms to create an "uncrackable" encryption system.

The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra could have a privacy-boosting AI trick built into its screen – here’s how it works

By James Rogerson published 19 August 25

The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra could have two new screen technologies, improving the display quality and reducing the ability for people to snoop.

A Microsoft designer went rogue and single-handedly designed an unofficial Hololens heir - compatible with Copilot but no HUD

By Wayne Williams published 25 August 25

Copilot Veja concept skips a HUD and focuses on audio based AI interactions with stereoscopic cameras providing contextual vision.

This surprisingly simple way to hide hardware security keys in mainstream flash memory could pave the way for ultra-secure storage very soon

By Wayne Williams published 5 July 25

New security tech hides encryption keys in ordinary flash memory, promising ultra-secure storage without changing hardware.

This ingenious TV unit is secretly an elite projector screen – with hidden compartments for your home theater speakers or soundbar

By Carrie Marshall published 3 November 25

Now you can play projector peek-a-boo

Wi-Fi signals could soon be used by AI-driven robots to identify objects inside boxes - or even tools hidden in a drawer

By Efosa Udinmwen published 7 July 25

MIT researchers have developed mmNorm, a Wi-Fi-based system that reconstructs 3D shapes of hidden objects using reflected signals, achieving 96% accuracy across various materials and settings.

A clever new infostealer malware is able to easily bypass Google Chrome cookie encryption

By Sead Fadilpašić published 15 November 24

Google’s Application-Bound encryption is broken once again.

Now you see me, now you don’t – Mullvad introduces QUIC to disguise WireGuard traffic

By Mark Gill published 10 September 25

In a bid to better evade VPN censorship, Mullvad releases the update only on its desktop apps for now, with mobile support coming soon.

I’ve been telling you AR glasses will be awesome, and this real-life ad blocker is yet another reason why I'm right

By Hamish Hector published 25 June 25

Ever wish your digital ad blocker could work offline too? This in-development AR glasses software could do just that.

Meta's mixed reality glasses make my Meta Quest 3 look like a boulder

By Hamish Hector published 31 July 25

Meta’s newly published research gives us a glimpse at its future XR plans: it wants to make ultra-slim XR goggles.

The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra looks set to get two major new privacy features

By James Rogerson published 3 October 25

The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra and potentially other Samsung phones could gain 'Privacy Display' and 'Privacy Protection' tools.

UK’s MI6 opens dark web portal Silent Courier to recruit Russian spies

By Wayne Williams published 19 September 25

MI6 Silent Courier dark web platform looks to encourage Russian spies to share information securely with the UK intelligence agency.

New Avengers: Doomsday image seemingly reveals first look at Robert Downey Jr's Doctor Doom – and Marvel fans are loving the design

By Tom Power published 12 September 25

Marvel and Disney have seemingly unveiled first look at Robert Downey Jr's Doctor Doom ahead of his MCU debut.

I can't decide if I love or hate Halliday Smart Glasses with its ultra-tiny display and nosey AI

By Lance Ulanoff published 6 January 25

Are we ready for proactive AI?

Girl on Proton VPN/Aries blanket looking on Proton VPN app on laptop screen - promo image

Proton VPN launches "world’s first" VPN blanket – and gifts you with 1 month of free VPN protection

By Silvia Iacovcich published 8 December 25

Proton VPN teamed up with luxury streetwear brand Aries to design a cosy anti-homesickness blanket. Here's how to get yours.

OnePlus Open 2 could make the Galaxy Fold 6 look old with invisible crease, according to new teaser

By David Nield published 8 February 25

Another official picture of the Oppo Find N5 – also known as the OnePlus Open 2 – has appeared online.

"A potential revolution" - Microsoft backs researchers working on potentially the fastest fiber optics yet

By Efosa Udinmwen published 7 September 25

Microsoft-backed researchers refine hollow-core fiber design, achieving record-low signal loss and faster speeds for AI tools and mobile networks.

Microsoft Teams and Zoom can be hijacked to give hackers the keys to your kingdom

By Craig Hale published 7 August 25

Cybercriminals can hide their malicious traffic within Microsoft Teams and Zoom, and it's not even due to a vulnerability.

Juniper VPN gateways targeted by stealthy "magic" malware

By Sead Fadilpašić published 27 January 25

J-Magic malware campaign was active for roughly a year, targeting endpoints at the edge.

Sound Bubble tech from Washington University

Noise-cancelling headphones that let you hear a 'bubble' around you, but block everything else? Sounds great, and researchers have developed the tech

By Carrie Marshall published 18 November 24

Sound Bubble could make restaurants, bars and offices sound better

You have to pay Claude to remember you, but the AI will forget your conversations for free

By Eric Hal Schwartz published 13 September 25

Claude now offers incognito chats free to everyone, making it easier to have private, ephemeral AI conversations.

Windows 11 could soon get a nifty new privacy feature that tells you when people are sneakily looking at your laptop screen

By Darren Allan published 6 May 25

Do you worry about people looking at the contents of your screen when you're using your laptop in public? Windows 11 might soon be able to warn you.

New zero-knowledge location authentication method developed by university collaboration

By Sead Fadilpašić published 19 May 25

You can share your device's location without sharing your device's location thanks to math.

Jia-Xin "Jay" Zhong, a postdoctoral scholar of acoustics at Penn State, used a dummy with microphones in its ears to measure the presence or absence of sound along an ultrasonic trajectory.

A wild new sound tech promises to create 'personal' sound only you can hear, but without headphones

By Carrie Marshall published 19 March 25

"Audible enclaves" use ultrasonic transducers to create truly personal audio

These scientists have a unique way of tackling video deepfakes - and all it takes is a burst of light

By Efosa Udinmwen published 17 August 25

Cornell scientists developed noise-coded illumination, embedding invisible watermarks in light patterns to detect video tampering across varied conditions.

Malicious "polymorphic" Chrome extensions can mimic other tools to trick victims

By Sead Fadilpašić published 7 March 25

A malicious browser extension can assume the appearance of another one, and disable it at the same time, experts warn.

Scientists find a way to potentially reach terabit speeds wirelessly around obstacles using machine learning, AI - and yes, metasurfaces

By Efosa Udinmwen published 27 August 25

Princeton engineers used neural networks and metasurfaces to bend ultrahigh-frequency beams around obstacles, tackling signal collapse in cluttered environments.

Hackers could one day use novel visual techniques to manipulate what AI sees - RisingAttacK impacts 'most widely used AI computer vision systems'