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Microsoft Reminds User To Update The Legacy Operating Systems

Microsoft released a patch for a handful of legacy operating systems that are no longer available after detecting a critical vulnerability. The company warns users to quickly patch their systems to prevent another WannaCry ransomware attack. It is “highly likely” that malicious actors will write an exploit for this vulnerability, Simon Pope, director of incident

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Google Tracks Your Online Purchases

Last week, Google CEO Sundar Pichai wrote an editorial in “The New York Times that reads “Privacy cannot be a luxury good.” But behind the scenes, Google has collected more personal information from the services you use, such as Gmail, and some of them cannot be easily deleted. A page called “Shopping” shows a detailed

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2.25 Million Russian Passport Entries, Leaked To The Internet

Russians are alerted as around 2.25 million passport entries from 360,000+ individual passport holders were leaked from multiple Russian-state controlled websites, including the data from high officials of Kremlin. Information stolen is now available for download online by anybody using simple keywords, with information of high-level officials of Russian included in the leak including former

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Simple Comparison Of Mac vs Windows Hardware

In practice, operability is not so different between Windows 10 and Mac. It may be a big difference from the designers and programmers’ point-of-view, but most of it is just aesthetics. You can change the default setting in the UEFI (Unified Extensible Firmware Interface) page and both operating systems will take note of the hardware

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Why Google’s Titan Security Keys Is Now Insecure?

We came to a full circle, as the Google who first touted their Titan Security Keys as the secret ingredient why the search giant employees never fell to phishing, is now very much vulnerable to hijacking, at least with its BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) version. Google was selling their Titan Security Keys, but the search

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14 Clever Ways To Secure User Login Credentials

The Tech industry has slowly but surely trying to provide the masses a new way to authenticate themselves to web services. New technology as the Windows Hello built-in to all Windows 10 computers with a webcam and SQRL, a QR code-based login system are currently being polished in order to provide users a convenient alternative

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6 Members Sim Hijacking Team “The Community” Indicted by DOJ

The U.S. Department of Justice has indicted six people allegedly linked with the “The Community” cybercrime group for an alleged SIM card hijacking case which made victims lose an aggregate $2.4 million. The DOJ has posted the announcement in its official Press Release, the six individuals named below are facing multiple cases of aggravated identity

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How Useful Artificial Intelligence for Operations Will Be?

A huge portion of the typical labor force today will be replaced by artificial intelligence. It is not a question of if, but of when, by that time people needs to see new possibilities to focus on such as creative work, the arts and other aspect of human interest that AI will never able to

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The Fundamentals of Drones And Its Security

Drone is a common name for UAV: ​​Unmanned Aerial Vehicles, there is also a type of drone on each of the land, sea, and air, which are called UAV, UGV, and UMV, respectively. The current drone for civilian and military use can fly autonomously by GPS and inertial navigation system. What is confusing is that

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5 Things To Know When Choosing For SaaS

Let us be honest, maintaining software installation library onsite is a very expensive undertaking. There is a cost for acquiring, maintaining, changing and upgrading hardware which hosts the software business need to use for day-to-day operations. Of course, as the lifecycle of software comes to an end, that incurs the cost of upgrading to the

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