Facing failure after failure, Microsoft’s driver-signing program fails yet again What's the point of locks when hackers can easily get the keys to unlock them?
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Microsoft signing keys keep getting hijacked, to the delight of Chinese threat actors
What's the point of locks when hackers can easily get the keys to unlock them?
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The strange, secretive world of North Korean science fiction Unusual and often breathtaking, the genre is relatively unknown in the West.
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The strange, secretive world of North Korean science fiction
Unusual and often breathtaking, the genre is relatively unknown in the West.
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Rocket Report: Justice Department sues SpaceX; North Korean launch fails Elon Musk may again be in trouble for his social media posts.
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Rocket Report: DOJ sues SpaceX; a look inside doomed Spaceport Camden
Elon Musk may again be in trouble for his social media posts.
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FDA warns Amazon to stop selling bogus anti-poxvirus products for kids The products contain dilutions of a toxic agent found in absinthe.
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FDA cracks down on bogus anti-viral products from Amazon, Walmart
The products contain dilutions of a toxic agent found in absinthe.
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Firefighters use AI to spot wildfires in California New system scans over 1,000 cameras for signs of smoke—with 77 hits so far.
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California deploys AI-powered wildfire detection systems
New system scans over 1,000 cameras for signs of smoke—with 77 hits so far.
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Barnacles could hold key to finding wreckage of Malaysia Airlines MH370 Scientists partially reconstruct debris drift path based on ocean temp data stored in shells.
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Barnacles could hold key to finding wreckage of Malaysia Airlines MH370
Scientists partially reconstruct debris drift path based on ocean temp data stored in shells.
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Leaked audio reveals Zoom CEO believes it’s hard to “build trust” on Zoom Everyone being friendly on Zoom stifles creativity, Zoom founder said.
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Zoom’s CEO thinks Zoom sucks for building trust, leaked audio reveals
Everyone being friendly on Zoom stifles creativity, Zoom founder said.
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Parallels Desktop 19 gets Sonoma-ready, expands OpenGL and Linux support It's not the most exciting annual update, but there are some welcome additions.
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Parallels Desktop 19 gets Sonoma-ready, expands OpenGL and Linux support
It's not the most exciting annual update, but there are some welcome additions.
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Developer rewrites original Wipeout from “abysmal” leaked Windows source "Either let it be, or shut this thing down and get a real remaster going."
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Leaked Wipeout source code leads to near-total rewrite and remaster
Either let it be, or shut this thing down and get a real remaster going."
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Big Tech isn’t ready for landmark EU rules that take effect tomorrow Starting Friday, the EU will require more transparency from platforms than ever.
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Big Tech isn’t ready for landmark EU rules that take effect tomorrow [Updated]
Starting Friday, the EU will require more transparency from platforms than ever.
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