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Abstract: The sophistication of Android malware poses significant threats to user security and privacy. Traditional detection methods struggle with rapid malware evolution and benign application ...

Donald Trump is plotting to use immigration powers against Madonna in what allies describe as a plan for "brutal revenge" after the outspoken hitmaker publicly attacked him for abandoning World AIDS ...

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The former Duchess of York, 66, is being forced out of the 30-room Royal Lodge – the Windsor home she shared for decades with her ex-husband, Andrew Mountbatten Windsor, 65 – after months of pressure ...

This fall, graduate students in the UB Architecture Material Culture Research Studio took on a unique challenge: designing user-friendly storage systems for The Tool Library, a local nonprofit that ...

If you’re still paying full price for audiobooks while you’re in uniform, you’re probably leaving money on the table. Between public libraries, free apps, and the DoD’s own digital library, you can ...

Abstract: Graph Neural Networks (GNNs) have recently achieved remarkable success in various learning tasks involving graph-structured data. However, their application to multi-relational graph anomaly ...

Japanese content trade group CODA — whose members include award-winning animation house Studio Ghibli — issued a letter to OpenAI demanding the AI company stop using their content to train its Sora 2 ...

What if you could transform overwhelming, disconnected datasets into a living, breathing map of relationships, one that not only organizes your data but also reveals insights you didn’t even know you ...

Pearland school board members knew they couldn't personally vet hundreds of books for “indecent” or “profane” content prohibited under a new state law. So when they met this fall to consider a ...