Researchers from New York University have found a way to produce fake fingerprints using artificial intelligence that could fool biometric scanners (or the human eye) into thinking they’re the real deal.

If you’re convinced that many algorithms are biased, you’re not the only one. Pew has conducted a survey indicating that 58 percent of American adults believe algorithms and other programming will always contain some kind of human bias.

Uh, yes. Microsoft is bringing ads to the Outlook Mail app in Windows 10. The company has been shipping Outlook Mail as the default email client in Windows 10, and it has improved quite a lot over the years. The app obviously isn’t as good as Outlook’s mobile apps, or the Outlook desktop app.

A new video from YouTube channel JerryRigEverything shows that Apple’s latest iPad Pro can be bent and completely destroyed seemingly without much exertion.

Malvertising, the practice of embedding malicious code in seemingly innocent online adverts, is evolving through the use of steganography. Files, messages, images, and video can be hidden within content of the same format, potentially leading to malicious redirects and the download of exploit kits.

Crosley, the company best known for making those junky $100 turntables you can find at Target or Best Buy, is expanding into a different era of musical nostalgia: cassette decks, via TechCrunch. The company is selling two tape decks.

As a result, he said, he could track children’s movements, surreptitiously listen in to their activities and make spoof calls to the watches that appeared to be from parents. Experts say the issues are so severe that the product should be discarded.