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Artist Makes the Jump from Print to NFTs News provided by Share this article Share this article BOSTON, April 5, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Robert Silvers, an established artist with work in the New York Museum of Modern Art, is making the jump to the virtual by selling NFTs - cryptography-protected original digital art.  Washington from Currency The NFT craze has been in full swing as seen in recent news, with a few works selling for millions of dollars, but the vast majority of artists are having trouble making a single small sale. Mr Silvers has had almost instant success, with his first sale ...

The False Memory Syndrome at 30: How Flawed Science Turned into Conventional Wisdom   In early December of 1990, the young academic was feeling confused. Though she had recently been granted tenure and was a happily married mother of two, she was weighed down by a surprising surge in anxiety. To get some relief from her distress, she decided to enter psychotherapy. When she mentioned in an early session how much she was dreading the prospect of seeing her parents during the upcoming Christmas vacation, her therapist asked if she had ever been abused. “I said, ‘No,’ but later...

Published: Wednesday, February 3, 2021 Laptop screen with White House. Photo credits: Claudine Hellmuth/E&E News (graphic); Francis Chung/E&E News (White House); Freepik (laptop) The White House is still grappling with the fallout from a major hack of IT services provider SolarWinds, which led to cybersecurity breaches at several federal agencies including the Energy Department. Claudine Hellmuth/E&E News (graphic); Francis Chung/E&E News (White House); Freepik (laptop) As new fallout and revelations emerge from the massive SolarWinds hacking campaign that hit multiple U.S. agencies, a barrag...

DeRusha, a cybersecurity official on Joe Biden’s presidential campaign and the former cybersecurity chief for the state of Michigan, has been appointed federal chief information security officer.

Organization name they were transferring the money to. one letter wrong. spelled it wrong. >> reporter: turns out an attack on a movie studio repeated attacks on south korea all came from one source -- eric chen connected the dots and cracked the case. >> it's very clear this is all the same group. >> reporter: their fingerprints are pretty clear, pretty obvious? >> pretty obvious and clear, they likely want people to know. >> reporter: because lazarus, experts around the world now believe, is no criminal outfit. it's an arm of the war machine operated by the north korean government. the u.s. ...