Chrome’s new login armor: Device-bound credentials target the cookie thieves
Chrome adopts device-bound session credentials to stop cookie-stealing account takeovers. Here’s how the new login protection works and who it helps.
Articles by Neeraj Kumar Vashisht
Rutschman Debut Brings Patience, but Red Sox’ Slump Only Deepens
Adley Rutschman reached base three times in his Red Sox debut Tuesday, but Boston’s 5-3 loss to Toronto underscored a deeper slump. Can one player fix this lineup?
David Crowley’s Projected Win in Wisconsin Cools the Left’s Primary Streak
David Crowley’s projected Wisconsin primary win over Francesca Hong halts the left’s recent streak. What it signals for Democratic contests ahead.
Colombia’s Deadly Quake Toll Tops 180 as Aftershocks Rattle Rescue Sites
Colombia earthquake: 180 dead as rescuers battle aftershocks. What this disaster reveals about the Andes, building codes, and a region’s mortal risks.
Warsh Wants a No-Guidance Fed — Canada’s 2009 Test Shows the Volatility Trap
Kevin Warsh’s push to end Fed forward guidance echoes the Bank of Canada’s post-2008 experiment. That playbook reveals why markets may not survive the silence.
Companies snub the cheapest business-class seats — flexibility is the real value
Corporate travel buyers are rejecting the cheapest business- and premium-economy fares, choosing flexibility over upfront savings. Here’s the economics behind the shift.
Stop Killing Games: Ross Scott’s Crusade to Make Server Shutoffs Illegal
Ross Scott joins Ars Live to make his case against publishers killing online games. Here’s why the European Citizens’ Initiative matters and what a win would change.
Carrington Sets the Record Straight: Ejection Debate Was Never About White Privilege
DiJonai Carrington clarifies she never tied her flagrant-2 ejection vs. the Fever to white privilege, reframing a heated WNBA debate over race and officiating.
Adani Bribery Charges Fall, but Judge Faults How DOJ Ended Them
A federal judge dismissed the US bribery and fraud case against Gautam Adani — then sharply criticized the Justice Department’s process for dropping it.
Bashar al-Assad Sentenced to Death in Absentia, and Syria’s Postwar Order Has a New Fault Line
A Syrian court sentenced ousted President Bashar al-Assad to death for war crimes and crimes against humanity, upending assumptions about impunity.