HBO to VPN HBO Now Users: Prove You Live in U.S. or We Will Terminate You
For many customers, HBO refuses to offer any legal option to access its content, while pushing harsh penalties for those […]
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Google launches Project Fi wireless service
If you’re an Android user, Google likely already manages your day: your email, your contacts, stories that are relevant to
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The Ambassador who worked from a Nairobi bathroom to avoid State Dept. IT
The current scandal roiling over the use of a private e-mail server by former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is
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Google warns FCC plan could help ISPs charge senders of Web traffic
Google is warning that the Federal Communications Commission’s net neutrality plan could have unintended consequences that help Internet service providers
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Tons of AT&T and Verizon customers may no longer have “broadband” tomorrow
The Federal Communications Commission is scheduled to vote tomorrow on a change to the definition of “broadband” and in so
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Sony: PlayStation Network is back online now, really
After giving gamers false hope on Saturday, Sony now says its PlayStation Network has been fully restored after a Christmas
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Quantum physics deployed in quest for fraud-proof credit cards
Researchers in the Netherlands are applying quantum physics in an attempt to create fraud-proof credit cards and ID cards. The
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Comcast slapped with class-action lawsuit for turning customers’ routers into public hotspots
Comcast’s controversial decision to transform its customers’ wireless routers into public Wi-Fi hotspots has, predictably, landed the company in even
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Security Now 485: Expensive Lessons
Hosts: Steve Gibson with Leo Laporte Poodle Bites (again!), TURLA – an APT (Advanced Persistent Threat) targeting Linux, and very
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Data sent between phones and smartwatches wide open to hackers
The growing number of smart devices that interoperates with smartphones could leave text messages, calendar entries, biometric data, and other