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NCSC issues advice on cyber adversary simulation

Also known as red teaming, cyber adversary simulation involves testing an organization's defenses by mimicking the actions an adversary is likely to use in a real attack. This can be carried out by either internal or…

The OnePlus 16 will get a system-wide 165Hz display

It will also be the first OnePlus phone to ship with ColorOS 17, although there’s still no confirmed launch date. Li Jie, president of OnePlus China, announced the display upgrade as a “global 165Hz ultra-high refresh…

Data dive: London and M4 the datacentre hotspot, but not for long

An analysis of the government’s Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) registers, which Computer Weekly compiled, counts around 90 existing datacentres across England, Wales and Scotland, with an estimated 1.6GW of…

Members of right-leaning parties prefer leaders with ‘dark triad’ personality traits

Would someone joining a party, for example, want to see their own personality traits reflected back at them via the party’s leader? The question of personality becomes even more intriguing when it comes to traits that…

This new Ugreen case adds an E Ink screen to the back of your iPhone 18 Pro — but it’s no match for my Xteink X4 Pro

And while that in itself isn’t a totally new concept, the new Ugreen Magic E Ink Screen Case takes a different approach from most. While second screens designed for the back of phones are usually focused either on ebooks…

British Army spends £16M on 1,000 pocket-sized eyes in the sky

The Ministry of Defence (MoD) says the new portfolio of "spy" drones will give soldiers better battlefield intelligence and protection. The MoD is procuring the drones through three UK-based small and medium-sized…

The long fascinating history of food additives – and why we’re stuck with them

But when I tell people that one of the things I like most about this cake is its E-number, they tend to look at me strangely. It contains the raising agent E541, acidic sodium aluminium phosphate, which is one of the…

The Bayeux tapestry: how this medieval wonder was reinvented for modern times

Made in England at the end of the 11th century, the 70-metre masterpiece has returned for the first time in a blockbuster exhibition at the British Museum. The origins of this embroidery are mysterious. Although there is…

How a traditional Nordic way of eating could help you live longer

The modern Danish diet, however, may not be quite so world-leading – with many Danes consuming high levels of sugar, salt and convenience food. Yet, go back a few generations and science is increasingly showing that many…

Napster Is Back, and It Wants to Digitally Clone Teachers

The name that struck fear into the hearts of music executives in the early dotcom era may be coming to a classroom near you. In Dubai, United Arab Emirates, it has signed a strategic partnership with Gems Education to…