Various brands of repellent are seen in a pharmacy in Sao Paulo, Brazil on January 21, 2016. In the last three months, product prices in some pharmacies rose up to 62% due to outbreaks of dengue, ...

Osaka, Japan – We all know how frustrating software bugs can be. But finding the exact line of code that caused a bug can be even more frustrating for developers, especially when thousands of changes ...

Tech companies and open-source teams are facing a deluge of AI-discovered software vulnerabilities. Now we're starting to get a sense of how big a deluge it is. The Zero Day Initiative, the largest ...

Sometimes when things go awry in Windows, the easiest fix is to undo the last thing you did. Here’s how to do some sleuthing to (hopefully) find and fix the problem. Nearly every day, software updates ...

Google will now pay security researchers to find and report bugs in the latest versions of Google-released open-source software (Google OSS). The company's newly announced Vulnerability Reward Program ...

Security researchers and attackers are turning to artificial intelligence (AI) models to find vulnerabilities, a technology whose use will likely drive the annual count of software flaws higher but ...

NASA scientists are developing a software ‘checker program’ to find ‘bugs’ in spacecraft computer code more quickly and accurately to improve space mission safety. Ever since a moth crawled into an ...

Practice by Numbers, the developer of a patient management software used in thousands of dentists’ offices, has fixed a security flaw that exposed the private health records of patients on a portal ...

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has issued a Class I recall for the t:connect mobile app on iOS, which is used to monitor and control the t:slim X2 insulin pump used by people with diabetes.

Ralph DiNicola, spokesman for FirstEnergy Corp., said the utility has since applied fixes developed by the system's vendor, General Electric Co., and has accelerated plans to replace GE's XA/21 with a ...