Hacking the metaverse: Cybersecurity researchers help protect people in immersive virtual reality

By cineramaNovember 10, 2022Metaverse

Credit: Pixabay/CC0 Public Domain About 2 million people connected to virtual reality headsets every month in 2020. Virtual reality, or VR, industry revenues are projected to grow from $12 […]

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Hacking the metaverse: Cybersecurity researchers help protect people in immersive virtual reality

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