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Spying campaign tied to 15,000 malicious or suspicious domains uploaded data. | Continue reading
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The hits keep coming against Western Digital's much-loathed SMR Red disks. | Continue reading
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Control-Flow Enforcement Technology will debut in Tiger Lake microarchitecture. | Continue reading
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Technique allows for real-time listening in on a room hundreds of feet away. | Continue reading
Zoom says it can’t “change the laws of governments opposed to free speech.” | Continue reading
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Online library asks publishers to “call off their costly assault.” | Continue reading
Unsafe for more than a decade, universal plug and play strikes again. | Continue reading
Section 230 is the legal foundation of social media, and it's under attack. | Continue reading
Efforts spread as many reflect on academia’s own problems. | Continue reading
“Elon Musk did not bring us down—he brought down his compatriots.” | Continue reading