RubyGems Repositories On GitHub Were Infected By Cryptojacking Malware
With cryptocurrency usage has become more common for modern transactions, more people want to own those digital coins for either for payment or investment.
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Using AI, Gmail Starts Correcting Spelling And Grammar Mistakes, Automatically
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People may be capable of typing in all full 10 fingers. But even if they can do that efficiently, rarely that they can type without making mistakes.
The 'Off-Facebook Activity Tool' Is A Privacy Setting For Users With A Caveat
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Facebook is never a good friend with privacy, but still, it's always trying to be one.
Size Does Matter: GPU Chip Larger Than An iPad Aims To Supercharge AI Development
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Training Artificial Intelligence (AI) requires a lot of computing power, and this is one of the reasons why the task is seemingly difficult.
ISP Bandwidth Throttling Happens All the Time For Streaming Videos, Researchers Found
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To enjoy the internet, we rely on our chosen Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to manage our bandwidth.
Fearing Privacy Issues, Google Terminates Android's 'Mobile Network Insights'
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Google deploys various ways to track its users. And this time, it's ending one of them.
Beware Of Scams When Using Voice Assistants To Look Up A Phone Number
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Using voice commands is just another step for a better and easier human-device interaction.
Google Improves To Understand Posts Hosted On Third-Parties' Subdomain Or Subfolders
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Google has stated that content creators can indeed host their posts on others' subdomain or subfolder.
WebKit Wants To Further Restrict Web Trackers, And Google Should Follow Suit
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With the various online services available, web users can do just almost anything on the comfort of their homes.
Kaspersky Inadvertently Exposed Millions Of Web Visitors To Web Trackers
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When malware attacks become more sophisticated, antivirus software vendors need to improvise in order to protect their customers.
