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There may be lessons for 2024 election workers in the precautions taken at the conference to protect election security researchers from harassment.

The DEF CON hacking conference presents some very real risks — and plenty of fun, say current and former U.S. cybersecurity officials and conference regulars.

When you're poking around ancient ruins, you probably expect to find a few artifacts or the bits and pieces left behind by the people who lived and worked there long ago.

A group of archaelogists working with the Ceaser's Forum Project have unearthed ancient urine flasks used to taste and smell pee.

Researchers have connected a recent excavation with a 16th-century hospital that dealt with plague victims.

A treasure trove of medical waste dating back to a 16th century hospital were found in an ancient Roman ruin.

Population growth, hygiene and waste disposal go hand in hand. Urine flasks amongst medical supplies found in a 500-year-old dump help explain the spread of epidemics.

Archaeologists in Rome have unearthed a treasure trove of illuminating artifacts at the site of an ancient hospital, including "urine flasks" -- which doctors used to diagnose various ailments.

Archaeologists have unearthed 500-year-old urine flasks at a medical dump within Caesars forum in Rome.

A study published in early April suggests the Renaissance Romans were just as weird as their ancestors were brilliant.