Ethical

We all love shiny new electronics. But every new smartphone or laptop comes with baggage. Weighing climate dread, terrible conditions for workers, energy usage, and worries over hellish ewaste graveyards can quickly kill your excitement about shopping for a new gadget. None of us wants to be complicit, but what can you do if these

Image: StackCommerce Cybercrime is rampant around the world these days. Between people leaving passwords on sticky notes, not updating their software regularly, and a host of other poor consumer security practices, companies will always have a need for ethical hackers. Ethical hackers are paid to penetrate networks to test their vulnerabilities in order to patch them. Sound like an

Science & Nature As researchers on molecular methods of wastewater analysis (1, 2), we agree with J. I. Levy et al. (“Wastewater surveillance for...