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Intel to Make Chip With Built-In Spectre & Meltdown Malware Protection
In January of this year, the revelation of memory-related vulnerabilities known as Spectre and Meltdown rocked the entire computing world—everyone h...
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Ghostery Goes Open Source, Reveals Two Proposed Revenue Streams
Ad-blocker Ghostery published its entire programming code on Thursday. By going open source, the company aims to clear the air on its old business model and invite others to contri...
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Microsoft Previews New Privacy Controls for Windows 10 in Insider Test
With the rising concern over online privacy, Microsoft is taking greater steps to improve security for users of its browser. The software giant is t...
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Hackers are Now Buying Legit SSL Certificates to Hide Malware
Making sure that you are secure every time you surf the net is getting more challenging these days. No matter what type of high tech security system...
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Google’s Project Zero Team Exposes Microsoft Edge Bug
Microsoft has been pretty aggressive in marketing its Edge browser and even launched two commercials earlier this year specifically pointing out its...
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Google Chrome’s New Adblocker is Now in Effect
One of the perks of living in the internet age is that virtually everyone has access to an unimaginable amount of information with just a few taps o...
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Google Chrome Browser Will Label HTTP Sites as ‘Not Secure’ Come July
Google has been warning people about the dangers of unencrypted websites for years. But now the company is taking more concrete steps by declaring a...
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Intel Releases Xeon D-2100 Processor for Edge Computing
As technologies like automation, linked sensors, self-driving cars, and the Internet of Things (IoT) become more mainstream, new chip designs are ne...
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Amazon Web Services Acquires Cybersecurity Startup Sqrrl
Cybersecurity will always remain a big issue that computing companies such as Amazon Web Services will have to address every time they court potenti...
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Intel is Now Warning Customers NOT to Use its Spectre Patch Due to Flaws
If your PC is running on an Intel processor, it’s best not to run those Intel patches designed to address the Spectre vulnerability just yet. Appare...
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How a Zero Trust Network Can Keep Your Business Data Secure
The numerous data breaches that occurred over the years clearly indicate that cybersecurity is still prone to failure. Every new security measure sy...
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5 Tips to Help Your Business Identify Payment Fraud
Previous data security breaches that targeted large retailers like...
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Over 500,000 Google Chrome Users Affected by Malicious Extensions
Google has just recently removed four extensions from the Chrome Web Store after they were discovered to be malicious. The extensions, which already had over 500,000 downloads, wer...
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Are Twitter Employees Snooping Through Your DMs? Undercover Video Raises Concern Over User Privacy
Twitter is going on the offensive; adamantly stating that the company is not reading users' direct messages....
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Nvidia Says Its New Patch is Immune to Recently Discovered Spectre Bug
Last week, Nvidia ran into some problems with the recently revealed "Meltdown" and "Spectre" bugs. When the manufacturer announced that it would be releasing a new patch to address...
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