A newly discovered piece of malware is putting hundreds of millions of iPhones at risk, according to researchers from Google’s Threat Intelligence Group (GTIG). The spyware, named “Darksword,” was analyzed in collaboration with security firms Lookout and iVerify. Investigators found that the malware spreads through Apple’s Safari browser — and a single tap on a malicious link is enough to infect a device. Hundreds of Millions of Devices Affected Cybersecurity experts warn that all iPhones running iOS versions 18.4 through 18.7 are vulnerable. According to reporting from Wired, these versions…

On Sunday, 29 March, the clocks will jump forward by one hour. For most people, that means one hour less sleep — and, in the days that follow, noticeably longer evenings. Twice a year, this ritual returns. And although politicians have debated abolishing it for decades, the clock still skips an hour every spring. Originally introduced during the First World War to save energy, seasonal clock changes resurfaced in the 1970s amid global energy crises. Today, however, researchers warn that the spring shift may cost us more than it saves.…

On grey days when energy runs low and motivation feels miles away, many people chalk it up to stress or the season. But sometimes the culprit is far simpler—and far more common—than we think: a lack of vitamin D. The Sunshine Vitamin With Big Responsibilities Vitamin D plays a surprisingly central role in keeping the body running smoothly. It supports the immune system, strengthens bones, and participates in countless metabolic processes. Unlike most essential vitamins, however, it isn’t primarily absorbed through food. Instead, our bodies produce it when sunlight hits…

It’s a familiar scene: A conversation is flowing smoothly, everything feels relaxed — and suddenly the other person crosses their arms. Many people instantly interpret this as rejection or emotional distance. But psychology tells a more nuanced story. Crossed arms are often harmless and frequently misunderstood in everyday interactions. Why We Misread This Gesture So Easily In nonverbal communication research, crossed arms are considered a “closed posture.” From the outside, this can appear defensive or aloof. But that impression is just that — an impression. It doesn’t automatically reveal what…

Rising oil prices and major disruptions in Gulf-region air traffic are driving up the cost of summer holidays for European travelers. Airlines, cruise operators, and tour providers are warning that the conflict involving the U.S., Israel, and Iran is reshaping global travel patterns — and straining budgets. Qatar has already grounded 20 long‑haul aircraft, storing them in Spain “protected from wind and weather — and Iranian rockets,” according to the report. With airspace over Qatar largely closed and travelers avoiding the region, the Gulf’s major hubs — Dubai, Abu Dhabi,…