Enlarge / Artist’s conception of Sega lawyers coming for SteamDB… Here at Ars Technica, we’ve covered plenty of examples of somewhat overzealous uses of DMCA
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Duo goes passwordless
Duo, the authentication service Cisco acquired for $2.35 billion in 2018, today announced its plans to launch a passwordless authentication service that will allow users
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What You Need To Know About New York’s ‘Vaccine Passport’
On Friday, New York became the first state to formally roll out a digital vaccination “passport” that residents can flash as proof that they’ve either
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After Latest Explosion, Elon Musk Vows to Test Another Starship Within Days
Another day, another Starship prototype explosion. In November, SpaceX’s SN8 met its early damage after smashing into the ground, followed by SN9 in February. SN10
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Amazon tweets trolling Congress were so bad that IT thought account was hacked
Enlarge / Amazon.com Inc. signage is displayed in front of a warehouse in Staten Island, New York, US, on Tuesday, March 31, 2020. (credit: Michael
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Porsche will start testing a lower-carbon biofuel in racing
Enlarge / Porsche is working on synthetic fuels and will begin testing them in racing as early as next year. (credit: Porsche) In the grand
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