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FHE allows computation of still-encrypted data, without sharing the secrets. | Continue reading
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Amazon allegedly took $200 million in losses to stop the growth of diapers.com. | Continue reading
Infiltrated CMS of Eastern European media outlets to spread misinformation about NATO. | Continue reading
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Google offers Samsung a higher revenue share in exchange for offing its ecosystem. | Continue reading
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A previously unreported Fancy Bear campaign persisted for well over a year. | Continue reading
F5 flaw allows complete network takeover; Cisco bug discloses sensitive info. | Continue reading
Backlash against Facebook's policies continues. | Continue reading
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