This Week in Computer Hardware 304: AMD, ASUS, Intel and Samsung.
Hosts: Patrick Norton and Ryan Shrout ASUS STRIX TACTIC PRO mechanical keyboard review, ASUS previews USB 3.1 performance, a lists […]
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This Week in Tech 499: Live Long and Prosper
Hosts: Leo Laporte, Jason Hiner, Jerry Pournelle, and Jason Snell Mobile World Congress preview, Apple Watch speculation, Title II, and
Security, Technology
Security Now 496: Your Questions, Steve’s Answers 207
Hosts: Steve Gibson with Leo Laporte Leo and Steve discuss the week’s major security events, including the revelation of the
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China wants Silicon Valley’s encryption keys: Good business, or get out?
The Chinese government has introduced plans for a far-reaching counter-terrorism law that would require tech companies to hand over encryption
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Google is no longer encrypting new Lollipop devices by default
Google sparked headlines last September when the company confirmed that Lollipop would indeed enable Full Disk Encryption (FDE) by default.
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First 64-bit Firefox build released, promising speed boost and beefier web gaming
Mozilla has joined the 64-bit browsing party with Firefox for Windows, but only in the Developer Edition for now. The
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“Bug” causes music group to bombard Google with bogus DMCA takedowns
Google is regularly bombarded with notices to remove links to infringing content from its search results—nearly 34 million last month
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Hackers impersonating IT staff popular tactic in data breaches, FireEye finds
Fresh FireEye research suggests that today’s cyberattackers are becoming smarter about the systems they seek to break, and are commonly
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The harmful code recently found on Lenovo machines is now surfacing in other apps
As we previously reported, Lenovo apparently pre-loaded a number of its machines with Superfish adware along with other malicious code.
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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