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Google Chrome 53 Secretly Received a 15% Speed Boost on Windows PCs
Google revealed that Chrome had secretly received a speed boost on Windows since the start of September after its engineers had integrated a technology known as Profile Guided Optimization. [...]
Google Chrome 53 Secretly Received a 15% Speed Boost on Windows PCs
Google revealed that Chrome had secretly received a speed boost on Windows since the start of September after its engineers had integrated a technology known as Profile Guided Optimization. [...]
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Google Chrome 53 Secretly Received a 15% Speed Boost on Windows PCs
Google revealed that Chrome had secretly received a speed boost on Windows since the start of September after its engineers had integrated a technology known as Profile Guided Optimization.
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New TrickBot campaign Spamming Malicious Complaint.doc Attachments
A new global TrickBot SPAM campaign is underway that pretends to be a violation from the UK's Companies House. These SPAM emails contain a malicious word document that will download and execute TrickBot on the affected computer. [...]
New TrickBot campaign Spamming Malicious Complaint.doc Attachments
A new global TrickBot SPAM campaign is underway that pretends to be a violation from the UK's Companies House. These SPAM emails contain a malicious word document that will download and execute TrickBot on the affected computer. [...]
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New TrickBot campaign Spamming Malicious Complaint.doc Attachments
A new global TrickBot SPAM campaign is underway that pretends to be a violation from the UK's Companies House. These SPAM emails contain a malicious word document that will download and execute TrickBot on the affected computer.
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Microsoft Launches Teams, as Slack Fires Warning Shot via New York Times Back Page Ad
An open letter on the back page of The New York Times is a good way to sabotage your competitor's product launch. This was the strategy that Slack chose today when Microsoft announced in front of an audience in New York a new product called Microsoft Teams. [...]
Microsoft Launches Teams, as Slack Fires Warning Shot via New York Times Back Page Ad
An open letter on the back page of The New York Times is a good way to sabotage your competitor's product launch. This was the strategy that Slack chose today when Microsoft announced in front of an audience in New York a new product called Microsoft Teams. [...]
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Microsoft Launches Teams, as Slack Fires Warning Shot via New York Times Back Page Ad
An open letter on the back page of The New York Times is a good way to sabotage your competitor's product launch. This was the strategy that Slack chose today when Microsoft announced in front of an audience in New York a new product called Microsoft Teams.
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Bitcoin Retires Alert System amid Security Concerns
The Bitcoin project is retiring the "Alert" feature for showing informational messages and warnings to Bitcoin users and is citing security concerns as the main reason. [...]
Bitcoin Retires Alert System amid Security Concerns
The Bitcoin project is retiring the "Alert" feature for showing informational messages and warnings to Bitcoin users and is citing security concerns as the main reason. [...]
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Bitcoin Retires Alert System amid Security Concerns
The Bitcoin project is retiring the "Alert" feature for showing informational messages and warnings to Bitcoin users and is citing security concerns as the main reason.
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Battery Status API being Removed from Firefox due to Privacy Concerns
Mozilla has announced last week it was removing support for the Battery Status API, a feature that allows websites to detect the status of the user's battery level [...]
Battery Status API being Removed from Firefox due to Privacy Concerns
Mozilla has announced last week it was removing support for the Battery Status API, a feature that allows websites to detect the status of the user's battery level [...]
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Battery Status API being Removed from Firefox due to Privacy Concerns
Mozilla has announced last week it was removing support for the Battery Status API, a feature that allows websites to detect the status of the user's battery level
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Tech Support Scam Leverages Two-Year-Old Chrome Bug to Hang Browsers, Freeze PCs
Tech support scammers have weaponized a Chrome bug that has been reported in July 2014, but which Google engineers have yet to fix. [...]
Tech Support Scam Leverages Two-Year-Old Chrome Bug to Hang Browsers, Freeze PCs
Tech support scammers have weaponized a Chrome bug that has been reported in July 2014, but which Google engineers have yet to fix. [...]
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Tech Support Scam Leverages Two-Year-Old Chrome Bug to Hang Browsers, Freeze PCs
Tech support scammers have weaponized a Chrome bug that has been reported in July 2014, but which Google engineers have yet to fix. This bug allows the scammers to freeze your browser and potentially Windows.
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LastPass Is Now Free for Everyone, on Any Device
Joe Siegrist, Founder, VP & GM of LastPass announced yesterday that the company's main product, the LastPass password management service, will be free for everyone to use, on all devices. [...]
LastPass Is Now Free for Everyone, on Any Device
Joe Siegrist, Founder, VP & GM of LastPass announced yesterday that the company's main product, the LastPass password management service, will be free for everyone to use, on all devices. [...]
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LastPass Is Now Free for Everyone, on Any Device
Joe Siegrist, Founder, VP & GM of LastPass announced yesterday that the company's main product, the LastPass password management service, will be free for everyone to use, on all devices.
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Google Ban Spells the End of Controversial Chinese HTTPS Provider
Google has banned WoSign, a Chinese company that provides SSL/TLS certificates to support HTTPS traffic, after both Apple and Mozilla took similar steps in the past month. [...]
Google Ban Spells the End of Controversial Chinese HTTPS Provider
Google has banned WoSign, a Chinese company that provides SSL/TLS certificates to support HTTPS traffic, after both Apple and Mozilla took similar steps in the past month. [...]
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Google Ban Spells the End of Controversial Chinese HTTPS Provider
Google has banned WoSign, a Chinese company that provides SSL/TLS certificates to support HTTPS traffic, after both Apple and Mozilla took similar steps in the past month.
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Vanderbilt Researchers Create High-Performance Batteries from Scrap Metal
Researchers from Vanderbilt University have discovered that they can use a combination of common metals found in scrapyards and every household to create fully-working batteries that provide decent voltage and last through thousands of recharging cycles. [...]
Vanderbilt Researchers Create High-Performance Batteries from Scrap Metal
Researchers from Vanderbilt University have discovered that they can use a combination of common metals found in scrapyards and every household to create fully-working batteries that provide decent voltage and last through thousands of recharging cycles. [...]
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Vanderbilt Researchers Create High-Performance Batteries from Scrap Metal
Researchers from Vanderbilt University have discovered that they can use a combination of common metals found in scrapyards and every household to create fully-working batteries that provide decent voltage and last through thousands of recharging cycles.
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Smash! Ransomware is Cute rather than Dangerous
A new malware program was discovered that calls itself Smash! Ransomware and uses a cute image of the Super Mushroom from Super Mario Bros holding a knife. [...]
Smash! Ransomware is Cute rather than Dangerous
A new malware program was discovered that calls itself Smash! Ransomware and uses a cute image of the Super Mushroom from Super Mario Bros holding a knife. [...]
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Smash! Ransomware is Cute rather than Dangerous
A new malware program was discovered that calls itself Smash! Ransomware and uses a cute image of the Super Mushroom from Super Mario Bros holding a knife.
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Windows 10 Insider Build 14959 adds Mobile to the Unified Update Platform
Today Microsoft has released Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 14959 for PC and Mobile to Insiders on the fast ring. This release adds the Mobile build to the Unified Update Platform and adds display scaling to virtual machines. Other than that, though, this release is mostly bug fixes and improvements. [...]
Windows 10 Insider Build 14959 adds Mobile to the Unified Update Platform
Today Microsoft has released Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 14959 for PC and Mobile to Insiders on the fast ring. This release adds the Mobile build to the Unified Update Platform and adds display scaling to virtual machines. Other than that, though, this release is mostly bug fixes and improvements. [...]
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Windows 10 Insider Build 14959 adds Mobile to the Unified Update Platform
Today Microsoft has released Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 14959 for PC and Mobile to Insiders on the fast ring. This release adds the Mobile build to the Unified Update Platform and adds display scaling to virtual machines. Other than that, though, this…
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Arizona Man Arrested for Attempting to Hack Over 75 US Universities
US authorities have arrested Jonathan Powell, 29, of Phoenix, Arizona, for hacking over 1,000 email accounts for at least two US universities and attempting to hack email accounts for 75 other universities across the country. [...]
Arizona Man Arrested for Attempting to Hack Over 75 US Universities
US authorities have arrested Jonathan Powell, 29, of Phoenix, Arizona, for hacking over 1,000 email accounts for at least two US universities and attempting to hack email accounts for 75 other universities across the country. [...]
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Arizona Man Arrested for Attempting to Hack Over 75 US Universities
US authorities have arrested Jonathan Powell, 29, of Phoenix, Arizona, for hacking over 1,000 email accounts for at least two US universities and attempting to hack email accounts for 75 other universities across the country.
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Gamers Face Waves of Booby-Trapped Game Cheats That Steal Login Credentials
Security researchers have come across a series of Minecraft money adders that promise to give users free in-game coins, but end up stealing their credentials. [...]
Gamers Face Waves of Booby-Trapped Game Cheats That Steal Login Credentials
Security researchers have come across a series of Minecraft money adders that promise to give users free in-game coins, but end up stealing their credentials. [...]
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Gamers Face Waves of Booby-Trapped Game Cheats That Steal Login Credentials
Security researchers have come across a series of Minecraft money adders that promise to give users free in-game coins, but end up stealing their credentials.
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Canonical Releases Ubuntu Core 16, a Secure OS for Today's Woefully Insecure IoT Devices
Canonical announced yesterday the availability of Ubuntu Core 16, a slimmed down version of the Ubuntu operating system that wants to be the de-facto OS for Internet of Things (IoT) devices, which currently have a bad reputation when it comes to delivering security updates, something at which Ubuntu is a lot better. [...]
Canonical Releases Ubuntu Core 16, a Secure OS for Today's Woefully Insecure IoT Devices
Canonical announced yesterday the availability of Ubuntu Core 16, a slimmed down version of the Ubuntu operating system that wants to be the de-facto OS for Internet of Things (IoT) devices, which currently have a bad reputation when it comes to delivering security updates, something at which Ubuntu is a lot better. [...]
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Canonical Releases Ubuntu Core 16, a Secure OS for Today's Woefully Insecure IoT Devices
Canonical announced yesterday the availability of Ubuntu Core 16, a slimmed down version of the Ubuntu operating system that wants to be the de-facto OS for Internet of Things (IoT) devices, which currently have a bad reputation when it comes to delivering…
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Tests Show Microsoft Edge Is More Secure Than Chrome and Firefox
A series of benchmark tests performed by NSS Labs, a US-based independent network, and security testing organization, reveals that Microsoft Edge detects malware and phishing attacks much better than both Google Chrome and Firefox, despite losing over 40 million of users in the last month. [...]
Tests Show Microsoft Edge Is More Secure Than Chrome and Firefox
A series of benchmark tests performed by NSS Labs, a US-based independent network, and security testing organization, reveals that Microsoft Edge detects malware and phishing attacks much better than both Google Chrome and Firefox, despite losing over 40 million of users in the last month. [...]
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Tests Show Microsoft Edge Is More Secure Than Chrome and Firefox
A series of benchmark tests performed by NSS Labs, a US-based independent network, and security testing organization, reveals that Microsoft Edge detects malware and phishing attacks much better than both Google Chrome and Firefox, despite losing over 40…
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Fake Cain XPii Cleaner App Is Actually a Backdoor with Very Annoying Features
Researchers have come across a new malware variant, currently in development, that likes to bombard victims with countless of popup ads, and kill their CPU by opening countless processes. [...]
Fake Cain XPii Cleaner App Is Actually a Backdoor with Very Annoying Features
Researchers have come across a new malware variant, currently in development, that likes to bombard victims with countless of popup ads, and kill their CPU by opening countless processes. [...]
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Fake Cain XPii Cleaner App Is Actually a Backdoor with Very Annoying Features
Researchers have come across a new malware variant, currently in development, that likes to bombard victims with countless of popup ads, and kill their CPU by opening countless processes.
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Microsoft Extends EMET Support for 18 Months Until July 2018
Despite saying "EMET has serious limits," Microsoft announced yesterday plans to extend EMET support past the original EOL (End Of Life) date on January 27, 2017 to July 31, 2018. [...]
Microsoft Extends EMET Support for 18 Months Until July 2018
Despite saying "EMET has serious limits," Microsoft announced yesterday plans to extend EMET support past the original EOL (End Of Life) date on January 27, 2017 to July 31, 2018. [...]
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Microsoft Extends EMET Support for 18 Months Until July 2018
Despite saying "EMET has serious limits," Microsoft announced yesterday plans to extend EMET support past the original EOL (End Of Life) date on January 27, 2017 to July 31, 2018.
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Ransomware goes Retro with PayDOS and Serpent written as Batch Files
When it comes to ransomware, we are seeing the oddest variants being released. This is no exception with a batch file ransomware discovered by Avast malware analyst Jakub Kroustek that runs within the Windows command prompt. [...]
Ransomware goes Retro with PayDOS and Serpent written as Batch Files
When it comes to ransomware, we are seeing the oddest variants being released. This is no exception with a batch file ransomware discovered by Avast malware analyst Jakub Kroustek that runs within the Windows command prompt. [...]
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Ransomware goes Retro with PayDOS and Serpent written as Batch Files
When it comes to ransomware, we are seeing the oddest variants being released. This is no exception with a batch file ransomware discovered by Avast malware analyst Jakub Kroustek that runs within the Windows command prompt.
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The Week in Ransomware - November 4th 2016 - Cerber, PayDOS, Alcatraz Locker, and More!
Wow..lots of annoying little ransomware variants. Many of which will probably never make it too far into distribution. The biggest news is the release of new Cerber versions that now helpfully tell us the version number in the ransom note. Also for those older computer users, we have some ransomware created using batch files. [...]
The Week in Ransomware - November 4th 2016 - Cerber, PayDOS, Alcatraz Locker, and More!
Wow..lots of annoying little ransomware variants. Many of which will probably never make it too far into distribution. The biggest news is the release of new Cerber versions that now helpfully tell us the version number in the ransom note. Also for those older computer users, we have some ransomware created using batch files. [...]
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The Week in Ransomware - November 4th 2016 - Cerber, PayDOS, Alcatraz Locker, and More!
Wow..lots of annoying little ransomware variants. Many of which will probably never make it too far into distribution. The biggest news is the release of new Cerber versions that now helpfully tell us the version number in the ransom note. Also for those…
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Microsoft Pesters Users with Ads Again, This Time for Edge
Microsoft is on the receiving end of new criticism after reporter Brad Chacos spotted a new type of ad pestering Windows 10 users and attempting to promote Edge when users set up Chrome as their default browser. [...]
Microsoft Pesters Users with Ads Again, This Time for Edge
Microsoft is on the receiving end of new criticism after reporter Brad Chacos spotted a new type of ad pestering Windows 10 users and attempting to promote Edge when users set up Chrome as their default browser. [...]
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Microsoft Pesters Users with Ads Again, This Time for Edge
Microsoft is on the receiving end of new criticism after reporter Brad Chacos spotted a new type of ad pestering Windows 10 users and attempting to promote Edge when users set up Chrome as their default browser.