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Oracle Celebrates 'The 25 Greatest Java Apps Ever Written'
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Researchers Say They Caught an iPhone Zero-Day Hack in the Wild
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Recordings Reveal That Plants Make Ultrasonic Squeals When Stressed
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Man Kept Getting Drunk Without Drinking. Docs Found Brewer's Yeast In His Guts
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Replacing JavaScript: How eBay Made a Web App 50x Faster With WebAssembly
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Hackers Breached 3 US Antivirus Companies, Researchers Reveal
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Huawei Laptop 'Backdoor' Flaw Raises Concerns
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Encryption for everyone: how Adiantum will keep more Android devices secure
Researcher Reveals a Severe, Unpatched Mac Password Flaw To Protest Apple Bug Bounty
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Microsoft: 70 Percent of All Security Bugs Are Memory Safety Issues
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Cyber-Espionage Group Uses Chrome Extension To Infect Victims
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Intel Discloses Three More Chip Flaws
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Despite being shunned in the US, Huawei flourishes in Europe
When major smartphone manufacturers talk about growth, they generally target three different markets: China, which is the biggest; the United States, which is highly influential and profitable; and the rest. India will soon rise from the latter pile, but until it does, Europe might be the most interesting battleground for the respective companies dominating the US and Chinese spheres. Until very recently, Western Europe looked a lot like the United States, with Samsung commanding more than a third of the market, Apple in a close second spot, and minnows picking up the scraps. But IDC's latest data, as provided to The Verge, shows China's Huawei enjoying a meteoric rise since the start of 2017. Yes, the same Huawei that the US government advises its citizens to avoid.
Huawei is marketing quite aggressively over here, but I still haven't seen any of their phones in the wild. It's exclusively Samsung and Apple, so far.
With DaaS Windows Coming, Say Goodbye To Your PC As You Know It
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NetBSD 8.0 released
The NetBSD Project is pleased to announce NetBSD 8.0, the sixteenth major release of the NetBSD operating system. This release brings stability improvements, hundreds of bug fixes, and many new features.
Major changes are a rework of the USB stack and the addition of USB 3.0 support and Spectre and Meltdown mitigations.
'Have I Been Pwned' Is Being Integrated Into Firefox, 1Password
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How I Freed My Android Tablet: A Journey in Reverse Engineering
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Ask Slashdot: Should We Worry Microsoft Will 'Embrace, Extend, and Extinguish' Linux?
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Researchers Bypassed Windows Password Locks With Cortana Voice Commands
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Malware Exploiting Spectre, Meltdown CPU Flaws Emerges
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Microsoft Releases Skype As a Snap For Linux
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Acoustic Attacks on HDDs Can Sabotage PCs, CCTV Systems, ATMs, More
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Bitcoin Mining Heats Home For Free In Siberia
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Critical EFI Code in Millions of Macs Isn't Getting Apple's Updates
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Bacteria In Tumors Can Inactivate Common Chemotherapy Drugs, Study Suggests
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Hackers Came, But the French Were Prepared
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US ISP Goes Down As Two Malware Families Go To War Over Its Modems
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Stealing Keys From a Laptop In Another Room — and Offline
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PVS-Studio Analyzer Spots 40 Bugs In the FreeBSD Kernel
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