Will abandoned Soviet tech help China land a human on the Moon?
China is working with Ukraine to secure Soviet era space tech.
Facebook phishing: How to stay safe from new scam that pads URLs with hyphens
The new phishing attempt by hackers targets smartphone owners most of whom are Facebook users.
Uber for boats: Croatian island hoppers can try the ride-hailing app's newest offering
Users can also opt to use the app to rent a boat for a half-day or full-day adventure.
Hyperloop Hotel: Super-fast travelling luxury rooms could be a reality someday
Shipping containers could be turned into moving, customisable hotel rooms.
Flying money: Russia's Sberbank successfully tests drone to deliver cash
In the test run, the drone managed to cover a distance of about 10kms.
New PayPal phishing scam: How to stay safe from the fake payment ring
A similar phishing scam hit the company's users in February this year.
What is CherryBlossom? Wikileaks says hacking tool used by CIA to spy on WiFi routers for years
The tool allowed access to networks and individual PCs through wireless devices like routers and access points.
Let's colonise Mars: How Elon Musk plans to get humans to the red planet
Musk hopes nearly one million people will have visited Mars in the next 100 years.
Scientists create breakthrough wireless charging tech that could power electric cars in future
Futuristic electric cars could re-charge as they are being driven.
Ambitious Russian space mission to draw map of the universe including 3 million black holes
The mission entails launching a space observatory from the Baikonur Cosmodrome next year.
Microsoft to disable SMB1 on all future Windows versions post WannaCry havoc
WannaCry attacks were largely based on SMB1 exploits.
Using 4G VoLTE? Hackers can initiate shadow calls, access voice mail and detect your location
The network protocol has become quite popular all over the world in recent years.
Cassini's new image of Saturn's lesser-known moon Iapetus shows a world of contrast
The image shows a view of Saturn-facing hemisphere of Iapetus.
Nuclear reactor in Belgium situated close to German border develops 72 new cracks
Activists and German politicians have long called attention to the risks posed by the 40-year-old nuclear plant.
Scientists create robots to replace human rescue workers in dangerous operations
Such robots one day may completely replace human rescue workers.
Want to live in France and fight climate change? Check out what the Macron government is offering
The French president welcomed all who wanted to fight climate change after the US pulled out of the Paris accord.
Your Windows firewall may be useless as malware can bypass it
Microsoft says Intel has been informed of the vulnerability.
These $300 smart yoga pants powered by AI help you perfect your pose
The NadiX pants are washable and last up to 90 minutes on a single charge.
Russian scientists develop invisibility cloak for soldiers to hide from enemy radars
The technology will allow soldiers in ordinary uniforms to be invisible to the enemy's radar devices.
WannaCry on Android: Copycat ransomware hitting smartphones in China
Hackers are spreading the ransomware through Chinese gaming forums where it is disguised as a plugin.
Self-flying plane: Boeing to test pilotless jetliners in 2018
The company is working on AI that can make the same decisions pilots make during a flight.
This Android malware downloads on its own and is targeting users in the US and Europe
Users are advised not to download apps from outside the Play Store.
How to downgrade from iOS 11 to iOS 10.3.2 for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch
In case you do not like the iOS 11 beta you can always turn back.
Meet Nasa's 12 new astronauts among whom could be the first Martian
The 12 were selected from over 18,000 applicants for the dream job.
World's first railless train? China unveils hybrid self-driving electric vehicle
The vehicle can carry 307 passengers at a speed of up to 70km an hour.
SpaceX to launch US Air Force's spy plane Boeing X37-B on its Falcon 9 rocket
The air force says it is embracing commercial space launchers to cut down costs.
Did Russian hackers plant fake news that led to Qatar crisis?
Confirmation of Russian hackers' involvement would point to deliberate efforts to undermine US foreign policy.
Researchers develop wireless and battery-less pacemaker that can be placed directly into the heart
Pacemakers are traditionally not implanted directly inside a patient's heart.
A private space station aims to become the first manufacturing hub outside the planet
Axiom Space plans to build the first privately funded and operated space station.
iOS 11: Full list of compatible devices due to get the update
The beta update is already available for developers, while the general public is slated to get it by end of June.
