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A US tariff imposed on Chinese goods such as cell phones, laptop computers, video game consoles, certain toys, and computer monitors will no longer be enforced.
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A US tariff imposed on Chinese goods such as cell phones, laptop computers, video game consoles, certain toys, and computer monitors will no longer be enforced.
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Singapore Democratic has complied with correction notices for three posts highlighted under the country’s Protection from Online Falsehoods and Manipulation Act, but says it will challenge the directive.
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Researchers say improper number generation can impact the security of keys used to protect everything from IoT to medical devices.
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VISA says it’s aware of POS malware being deployed on the networks of five North American fuel dispenser merchants.
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After Atlanta and Blatimore, another major US city grapples with a ransomware attack.
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Car smash-and-grab ends with loss of payroll details for 20,000 employees Facebook has lost a copy of the personal details of 29,000 of its employees after hard drives containing unencrypted payroll information were stolen from an employee’s car.… READ MORE HERE…
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Npm bug lets booby-trapped npm (JavaScript) packages plant or alter binaries on the victim’s system.
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As artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning systems become increasingly important to our lives, it’s critical that when they fail we understand how and why. Many research papers have been dedicated to this topic, but inconsistent vocabulary has limited their usefulness. In collaboration with Harvard University’s Berkman Klein Center, Microsoft published a series of materials that…
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