Welcome to Kernel Panic! A weekly newsletter by Lily Hay Newman and Matt Burgess from inside the new world of privacy and digital security. To receive this newsletter in your inbox each week, sign up here. When every random text message feels like it’s a scam, and with AI supercharging digital fraud, old-time credit card
Deborah Haynes covers serious stuff, like foreign affairs, national security and defense — the sorts of topics that might not make good fodder for a snarky newsletter or a hot-talk podcast. Even so, her employer, Sky News, has some new ideas about how to reach viewers that could put Haynes in contact with viewers similar
if you are from At a certain age, you will remember what the Web used to be: sites created and developed by humans. You can load a directory like AltaVista or Yahoo and click on categories including Home & Family, Science, and Computers. In those listings you will find pages created by fans, academics, and
I remember a time when the keyboard and mouse were a dull gray color. You were lucky to find a non-Microsoft-branded mouse pad that was the size of a dinner plate. No one even knew how to spell ergonomic, much less knew that it could be applied to computer chairs. Not anymore. There are tons
