In a world where every device could be a weapon, the first step to defense is knowing where the vulnerabilities lie.

"Weaponized incompetence" — or "strategic incompetence" — is wearing women out, especially during the pandemic.

Failing to tackle the insecurity of the Internet of Things and connected devices could lead to the technology's weaponization, resulting in irreversible consequences for us all. You may not think ...

It will be hard -- if not impossible -- to stop hackers from weaponizing the “Internet of Things” anytime soon. That’s what some experts are warning in the wake of a massive cyberattack ...

Caggins, also said the military has to give everyday foot soldiers and especially public affairs personnel the tools to upload content faster to compete in this environment. “I’d like it if we, as an ...

A viral TikTok that shows a woman making a highly detailed grocery list for her husband to take to the store sparked a mix of responses— and one fellow TikToker thoroughly dissected the situation.

Weaponized incompetence is what happens when someone doesn't want to do something (whether because they find it boring, meaningless, or unpleasant) and they pretend like they don't know how to do ...

Weaponized Antivirus: When Good Software Does Bad Things. What better way for a crime syndicate to take out a target than to trick the police into doing it for them?