Electric-car maker Tesla will most likely restart accepting bitcoin as payments, Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk said at a conference on Wednesday. From a report: Musk’s comments come after Tesla said in May it would stop accepting bitcoin for car purchases. “Tesla would resume accepting bitcoin, it is most likely” Musk said at the B…

The streaming service offers free movies and TV shows, but only paid members can unlock its full catalog (which probably means you’ll need to pay to watch all of One of Us Is Lying). …read more Source:: CNet

The social network says the tool could help the company understand what replies users find more valuable. …read more Source:: CNet

Ransomware efforts will inevitably lead to threats to life as attacks on OT go OTT Rise of The Machines Rampaging cyber hoods will be using compromised machinery and systems to kill humans by 2025, according to cheerfully optimistic new predictions from research company Gartner.… …read more Source:: TheRegister

When Vlad Tenev and Baiju Bhatt created the stock trading app Robinhood in 2013, the entrepreneurs declared that their mission was to democratize Wall Street and make finance accessible to all. Now as they prepare to make their company public, they are taking that ethos to a new extreme. From a report: Mr. Tenev and…

You no longer need an invite to join the social audio chat app. …read more Source:: CNet

Thanks to 3D printing and cheap hobby servos, building you’re own small walking robot is not particularly difficult, but getting them to walk smoothly can be an entirely different story. Knowing this from experience, [Max.K] tackled the software side first by creating a virtual simulation of his ZeroBug hexapod, before building it. Learning from his…

Ted Lasso’s second season arrives this week, but Apple TV Plus is a little different than the rest of the streaming services. Here’s WTF it is and how to watch. …read more Source:: CNet

Amid the varied cast of people whose numbers appear on a list of individuals selected by NSO Group’s client governments, one name stands out as particularly ironic. Pavel Durov, the enigmatic Russian-born tech billionaire who has built his reputation on creating an unhackable messaging app, finds his own number on the list. From a report:…

Researchers are skeptical that much will come from calling out China for the Microsoft Exchange attacks and APT40 activity, but the move marks an important foreign-policy change. …read more Source:: Threatpost