Over 10 million people possibly exposed to malicious ads rigged with exploit kits
Upwards of 10 million people may have visited websites carrying malicious advertisements in the last ten days, possibly infecting their […]
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This Week in Computer Hardware 324: Intel is Slowin’ Down, People
This week Intel confirms tick-tock-shattering processors, Windows 10 is done with Betas, a new iPod Touch from Apple, Google’s going
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This Week in Tech 519: Bad News Drones
Host: Leo Laporte Hi-res music debate, cleaning up Reddit, ending Flash, and more. Guests: Alex Lindsay, Rafe Needleman, and Christina
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Online symptom checkers only provide a correct diagnosis 33 percent of the time, study finds
Need we say more? – NCCT The Internet has made it possible to self-diagnose virtually any ailment right from a
Networking, Technology
China retains supercomputing crown as U.S. representation lingers near historic lows
A supercomputer developed by China’s National Defense University remains the fastest publically known computer in the world while the U.S.
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This Week in Computer Hardware 323: How Much CPU Do You Really Need?
Is Intel’s clock slowing down? IBM nveils it’s first 7nm chip, 2TB Samsung 850 EVOs are here, Logitech changing it’s
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Hacking Team’s arsenal included at least three unpatched exploits for Flash Player
Recently breached surveillance software maker, Hacking Team, had access to three different exploits for previously unknown vulnerabilities in Flash Player.
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This Week in Tech 518: Apple Samsung’d the BBC
Host: Mike Elgan Apple’s mono-marketing, turning off comments, case for the Internet of Things, and more. Guests: Andy Ihnatko, Rene
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This Week in Computer Hardware 322: iPhone 6S and Fury X Whine
The iPhone 6S picture leaks, the IP licensing business model, ASUS MG279Q 27-in FreeSync monitor review, AMD Fury X pump
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This Week in Tech 517: The Pharoah Has Spoken
Host: Jason Calacanis Reddit mods revolt, Apple Music and Beats 1 launches, Blackberry may come to Android, NSA’s XKEYSCORE, and