India's cricketers delivered contrasting outcomes on the same day, underlining how quickly fortunes can shift even for a dominant side. The men's T20 team beat Pakistan by 19 runs in Japan to retain India Split Results Across Formats in Asian Games and ODI CricketRead more
Obfuscated WireGuard Variant Gains Ground as Censors Sharpen Detection
Deep packet inspection systems have gotten good at spotting WireGuard. The protocol's handshake produces a distinctive, repeatable signature on the wire, and that predictability has made it a target Obfuscated WireGuard Variant Gains Ground as Censors Sharpen DetectionRead more
Oxford Runs Free Weekly Maths Livestream for Aspiring Students
The University of Oxford hosts a free, weekly online mathematics session aimed primarily at students preparing to apply to university or about to begin a maths degree. Called the Oxford Online Maths Oxford Runs Free Weekly Maths Livestream for Aspiring StudentsRead more
Dodgers Lead Tightening Playoff Odds as Field Narrows to Eight
The postseason field has been cut in half, and the oddsboard has moved accordingly. The Los Angeles Dodgers remain the runaway favorites to win the World Series at +220, comfortably ahead of Dodgers Lead Tightening Playoff Odds as Field Narrows to EightRead more
Fantasy Football's Quarterback Hierarchy Flips Through Three Weeks
Drake Maye entered this season as a breakout candidate coming off a runner-up MVP finish, and he's instead become fantasy football's most confounding bust. Brock Purdy, meanwhile, has quietly Fantasy Football's Quarterback Hierarchy Flips Through Three WeeksRead more
London Rail Facial Recognition Trial Yields One False Match
Six months, more than half a million faces scanned, and a single alert on a police watchlist - which turned out to be wrong. That is the balance sheet from British Transport Police's live facial London Rail Facial Recognition Trial Yields One False MatchRead more