Crime Scenes Death Time Determine by AI, Hackers Hide Spies in Charging Cables, Crypto-Stealing Malware Masquerades As Video Meeting App, Gen Z Rejects Screens, AI Boosts Cancer Radiotherapy

AI helps determine the time of death at crime scenes.
Clemson University scientists developed geoFOR, an AI tool using data from 3,200+ cases to estimate time of death at crime scenes, surpassing unreliable gut feelings.
Hackers Hide Spies in Charging Cables: Buy Safe!
Experts reveal tiny, malicious computers hidden inside counterfeit USB-C cables, highlighting the importance of using official brand accessories for your phone's safety.
Crypto-Stealing Malware Masquerades As Video Meeting App.
Beware of crypto-stealing scams disguised as legitimate video call apps; fraudsters use fake websites and social media to lure victims into downloading malware.
Gen Z Rejects Screens: A Tech-Free Future Dawns.
Gen Z, raised on screens, is leading a societal shift away from digital addiction, embracing simpler, tech-free human connections in 2025 and beyond.
AI Boosts Cancer Radiotherapy Trials in Manchester.
AI-powered virtual cancer trials, funded by a £5.9m grant, promise faster, safer, and cheaper radiotherapy research, potentially saving lives like Martin's.