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More than half of the domains measured showed at least one DNS delegation defect. The findings, however, do not mean that half of Saudi websites are hacked, insecure or offline. أقرأ النسخة العربية Before a user reaches a hospital, university, government agency or company website, a largely invisible layer of …

About 8.5 million generic domain names registered in 2025 appeared on blocklists associated with malicious activity, while new research highlights how quickly phishing domains can turn over. Now, ICANN is considering a policy that could require registrars to investigate domains linked to a malicious actor rather than addressing abusive domains …

By Abdulrahman Abotaleb إقرأ القصة بالعربية If a user in Aden is targeted by online extortion, has an account hacked, or has personal data stolen, where should they report the incident? What messages, files or records should they preserve so they can later be used as evidence in an investigation? …

Report – Yemen Science By Abdulrahman Abotaleb Research on Yemen’s higher education system points to a chain of obstacles — from weak digital foundations and limited institutional planning to unresolved legal questions — that could determine whether universities can make meaningful use of artificial intelligence. Artificial intelligence promises to change …

SANAA, Yemen — Dynamic web usage mining techniques are increasingly replacing traditional data mining approaches in personalized e-learning systems, enabling educational platforms to adapt more effectively to changes in student behavior over time, according to a new systematic review by researchers at Sana’a University. The review, conducted by Emad Mahmoud …

A new study by researchers from Thamar University, Albaydha University, and Southern Medical University in China has found that Cytomegalovirus (CMV) was the most common previous infection among pregnant women with a history of recurrent miscarriage in Dhamar, Yemen. The research also found that markers of recent anti-phospholipid antibody activity …

As Yemen’s urban expansion accelerates and demand for construction materials continues to rise, researchers have identified a promising local resource that could help meet the country’s growing infrastructure needs. A new study suggests that crushed basaltic rock from southern Sana’a possesses the strength, durability, and engineering characteristics required for producing …

By Abdulrahman Abotaleb * In Al-Haymah Al-Dakhiliyah, west of Sana’a, Lutf Al-Himy recounts a story that echoes across much of Yemen, though here, its contours are especially clear. After years of relying on income sources outside agriculture, he and his family returned to revive fields they had long abandoned, driven …

By: Abdulrahman Abotaleb When undersea cables off the coast of Jeddah were severed recently, slowing Microsoft services across the region, it was tempting to dismiss the disruption as a technical mishap. Yet these recurring outages—from the Red Sea to the Baltic—underscore a deeper reality: the internet is not a weightless cloud …

By: Abdulrahman Abotaleb A few days ago, millions of people around the world noticed their Microsoft services slow to a crawl. Video calls dropped, documents failed to load, and entire offices found themselves suddenly disconnected. The culprit was not a software bug but something far more distant and fragile: several …