Photographer Francesca Allen captures the annual Longest Hair competition in Lithuania, revealing how a simple physical trait remains a powerful mark of identity.
A deep explore how a 1973 French novel became the unlikely operational manual for the global populist right.
Beyond the aesthetic praise at Venice’s Pointe de la Douane lies a calculated shift in how the elite art world values identity and historical critique.
Netflix pivots from high-tech sci-fi to domestic cyber-warfare with its latest thriller, targeting a massive audience through the lens of digital vengeance.
France is now the second most targeted country for cyberattacks in Europe. Here is how aerospace leaders are securing the sky from digital threats.
Cyber warfare in the Middle East is shifting from data theft to physical disruption, redefining national security for the digital age.
A deep explore the technical and political fallout of the Iranian-linked hack targeting the incoming FBI Director's personal communications.
French cloud storage firm Scality is offering a $100,000 guarantee against data loss, turning the traditional insurance model on its head.
As Anthropic nears the release of its most capable AI, the company's internal anxieties reveal the thin line between digital progress and systemic vulnerability.
A breach of the FBI Director's personal communications reveals the fragile boundary between institutional power and digital vulnerability in a time of global friction.
German federal police are hitting a digital wall as peer-to-peer encryption turns clear voice calls into unbreakable code.
A nine-day outage of ignition interlock devices reveals the fragile unit economics and massive liability risks of mandated hardware-software bundles.
