This hack transforms your TROFAST by adding front covers, making toys undetectable when playtime is no longer in session. The first step is to sand and paint the unit a new color. While this step ...

Not for any particular reason, other than, why the heck not?! It looks like a tiny Lego spaceship that has flown in from a nearby planet, zooming directly into the hands of an eager Earthling gamer.

The LEGO hack only shows the variety of attack vectors and the sophistication of attackers, with even well-known brands ...

This isn’t the first make-your-own-LEGO hack we’ve seen – maybe you’d like to 3D print your own bricks on a printer made of LEGO?

Grey Hack is an online MMO game in which the world is always alive. Any decision or change you make will continue after you switch off and could have consequences. In Grey Hack, you can access a ...

On the hunt for the best new Lego sets ? You’re in the right place. With almost too many Lego releases to keep up with, we’ve taken the liberty of hand-picking some of our favourite new sets to help ...

Users of Gmail have been put on alert with news of a “super realistic AI scam” that seeks to obtain control of their accounts for the perpetrators. The scam involves a series of calls and ...

LEGO storage ideas are one of those things that are best thought through, researched, and compared as, once bought, you’re ...

Chinese scientists have mounted what they say is the world’s first effective attack on a widely used encryption method using a quantum computer. The breakthrough poses a “real and substantial ...

The name Lego is an abbreviation of the two Danish words "LEg GOdt", meaning "play well." It is a mantra that the Danish company has followed for more than 80 years. The Lego brick in its current ...

If you don't pay much attention to toy trends, you might think that LEGO sets for kids are all that's available. That hasn't been the case for a while – in fact, the brick-building company makes ...

How easy is it to hack them and what does it mean for our security? In a darkened studio inside the BBC's Broadcasting House in London, a man sits at his laptop and enters his password.