“Drupalgeddon2” Flaw Exposes Millions Of Drupal Websites To Attacks
Attackers are profiting from mass-exploiting a fixed vulnerability in the Drupal content management system that allows them to take complete control of their servers.
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Google Updates Gun Emoji, Joining The Water Pistol Army To Avoid Confusion
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Guns mean a lot. But none translate to fun, joy or peace.
'Azure Sphere', Microsoft Attempt To Secure IoT Using Custom OS, Custom Chips And Azure
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Securing smart devices that are already smart is one problem The next is securing dumb devices that become smart.
Putting Their Rivalry Aside, Apple Introduces iTunes To Microsoft Store
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Apple and Microsoft are opposing sides since their first inception. But still they are more like frenemies.
Introducing Opera Touch, A Browser With Unique Feature Aimed For One-Handed Use
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In the world where smartphones are getting bigger, using them is becoming a two-handed affair.
Instagram Stories Have Multiple Uploads Capability And Automatic Location Stickers
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Instagram has announced a few updates to its Stories feature, including the ability to upload multiple photos and videos at the same time.
Twitter Updates Terms Of Service And Privacy Policy, Tweaked API Access, Makes Profit
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The microblogging platform Twitter is adjusting itself to the changes that happened on the social media sphere and on the web in general.
Facing Criticism About Portability, Instagram Allows Users To Download Their Data
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Users want to know about the data companies gather from them. They also want ways to retrieve those data.
Nvidia's AI Imaging Technique Capable In Reconstructing Damaged Photos
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To make AI know better about the real world, it needs to understand it better.
Oath Updates Privacy Policy, Allowing It To Read Yahoo! And AOL Emails
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Privacy and improving security should come together as friends. But to make them work together, things can be very difficult.
