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Archaeologists in Scotland Discovered the Skeleton of a Roman-Era Man Who Was Decapitated Nearly 2,000 Years Ago. Now, You Can See What He Might Have Looked Like During His Lifetime

A digital facial reconstruction of the man, whose head was severed after his death, will soon go on view in Edinburgh. It depicts an individual in his early 50s, with graying hair and brown eyes

Smithsonian Magazine · EN

What happens when vulnerabilities are discovered faster than you can fix them?

We're entering a new era of application security. Frontier AI models are uncovering complex flaws that traditional tools overlooked, and attackers are using the same models to exploit them faster. Remediation isn't keeping pace: Verizon's 2026 Data Breach Investigations Report (DBIR) measures the median time to fully remediate a known-exploited vulnerability at 43 days, up from 32 in 2025. Security teams are already stretched across growing application portfolios, third-party dependencies, and a steady stream of new disclosures. And while agents that find vulnerabilities and write fixes are be

GitLab · EN

Exploring the small web

Yesterday I discovered the Internet phone book , and I was really excited to buy one because this project resonates with me. Unfortunately, it is sold out pretty much everywhere and I'm not going to the USA or Greece to get one (though I wish I could). Since then, they restocked! And I was able to get my hands on one 🙌 Despite this, I still had a thorough look at the website , and I discovered that they have a phone you can use to call the sites from the book! So what I do now, when I want to take a break but don't want to mindlessly browse Twitter, is dial a random number and visit the site.

Kagi Small Web · EN

All 5 genetic “letters” of DNA and RNA discovered in a 4.5-billion-year-old asteroid

Scientists have discovered all five essential nucleobases used in DNA and RNA in pristine samples from asteroid Ryugu, revealing that key ingredients for life existed in space billions of years ago. The remarkable finding adds to growing evidence from other asteroids and meteorites that these molecules were widespread throughout the early Solar System.

ScienceDaily · EN