So I was shocked when I ended up in the ER recently with a potentially life-threatening “thunderclap headache.” As a health writer for the past 25 years, this condition wasn’t even on my radar.

Thunderclap vulnerabilities allow the creation of highly dangerous malicious peripherals that can steal data from OS memory. Written by Catalin Cimpanu, Contributor Feb. 26, 2019, 3:46 p.m. PT ...

Hashem Bajwa, whose product development studio, De-De, is behind Thunderclap, says Facebook's user base of 900 million creates a signal-to-noise problem at least as large as the one Twitter users ...

In fact, the inaugural Thunderclap, sent Thursday by Rolling Stone writer Matt Taibbi, has already tipped. An appeal to save the Dodd-Frank financial regulation law, it amassed the 500 supporters ...

But as the art critic Laura Cumming reminds us in “Thunderclap: A Memoir of Art and Life & Sudden Death,” a fiery blast can also prove lethal, as was the case of the Delft Thunderclap of Oct ...

The Thunderclap vulnerability isn’t unique to Thunderbolt 3; older Thunderbolt devices based on DisplayPort instead of USB-C are also theoretically at risk.